If you've seen this video, what rating would you give it? 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Other videos put out by Toy Machine:   Good & Evil (2004)   Berzerker (2003)   Sucking the Life (2003)   Welcome to Hell (1996)   Heavy Metal (1995)   Live (1994)

Jump Off A Building Toy Machine 1998, 40 minutes Current Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Jump Off a Building features some great skating from Toy Machine when it was at it's peak. The video concentrates mainly on street skating, but transitions take up a healthy amount of footage, including segments shot at FDR Park. This video contains lots of stunts and pranks courtesy of Bam and company, then concludes with a short flick from the crew. The music is varying rock and roll types, from Sonic Youth to Billy Idol. January 27, 2002 One factor that's great about Toy Machine is their ability to be artsy but not pussy, while still kicking max ass. Jump Off A Building is no different. The introduction is innocent, yet obnoxious: little figures being shuffled into the camera eye (artsy, get it). The second factor that makes Toy Machine great, is the level of talent amassed at the release of Jump Off A Building. Three years ago, Toy Machine looked like one of the top teams in skateboarding. This may have also caused the recent departures (shit happens?) from the 'chine dugout. With so many talents, could they all be harnessed under the same roof and still grow to fit their needs professionally and financially? Evidently not, as ex-Toy Machiners are currently involved in other successful projects. My brain, not my 12 inch taint, says Jump Off A Building captures Toy Machine at the peak of their, uhhh, glory? Joe Flesci March 01, 2002 Jump Off A Building is a classic. It’s just a good all-around street skating video that includes some shenanigans from the CKY crew. This is also where I started my love affair with Kerry Getz. You really can see what an amazing skater he is in this video. There's skate footage of Love Park and FDR, a couple of the sickest spots out there where lots of things go down. The quality of the footage and graphics are kind of raw and rough around the edges, but I think it adds to the charm. Plain and simple, what sells this video is the skating (it’s sick). Toy Machine will probably never be this way again. Letsgo

What to Expect: Featured Skaters: Brian Anderson Kerry Getz Mike Maldonado Bam Margera Chris Senn Elissa Steamer Ed Templeton Sound Track: If you dig the music from Jump Off A Building, check out the soundtrack for it.