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Too Loud for the Crowd One Fifty One 1998, 18 minutes Current Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Too Loud for the Crowd shows lots of skateboarding in drained out pools. It also has skateboarding on streets, sidewalks and parking lots. The skaters also skateboard under a bridge. Under this brige it is paved and exclusively designed for the riding of skateboards. There is music on this video. It is rock and roll. One Fifty One puts their friends and some amatuers in the video. They are referred to as the Crue. It also has a short running time. January 27, 2002 From what I've seen from this Too Loud somethin' Crowd video, 151 gives the impression that they may not care about the yuppies or the yuppie's moneys. Play along: if I were a yuppie and my monogloid kid wanted a stupid skateboard video, I certainly would not want to taint their suburban lifestyle with the display of how people can succeed in skateboarding while having tattoos and toilet mouths. Now seriously, could this video get a PG or PG-13 rating? Maybe, but why would yuppie folk buy this when 411 or Shorty's videos look so innocent. I can't think of anything yuppies might despise more than the ending of this video. Their kids watching a lad puke and try to wash his face with it. One Fifty One, congratulations on the yuppie repellant. Joe Flesci

What to Expect: Featured Skaters: Eric Dressen Matt Dyck Neil Heddings Pigpen Chris Swanson Also Appearing: Ben Beasley Randy Colvin Dave Coyne Sam Hitz John Jarvis Wez Lundry Jimi Moore Stoney Texas Dan Sound Track: If you dig the music from Too Loud for the Crowd, check out the soundtrack for it.