The Nine Club #267 · Show notes.
Glen E. Friedman
About this episode
Glen E. Friedman discusses getting into photography through skating, why his first published photo was a bail, starting to go to unground punk shows, producing Suicidal Tendencies first album, shooting his last roll of Kodachrome with Steve & Alex Olson, Tony Alva’s 21st birthday at the Dog Bowl, Shooting with the Beastie Boys & getting in with Def Jam Records, making his new movie and much more!
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The guest
Glen E. Friedman
Glen E. Friedman is a photographer whose work connects skateboarding, punk and hip-hop. He discusses his early photos, Suicidal Tendencies and working with musicians.
Chapters
- Glen E. Friedman
- Getting into photography through skating
- Why his first published photo was a bail
- Finding backyard pools
- His first "real" camera
- Starting to go to underground punk shows
- Producing Suicidal Tendencies first album
- Going to college
- Integrity in photography
- Shooting his last roll of kodachrome with Steve & Alex Olson
- Tony Alva's 21st birthday at the Dog Bowl
- Getting in with Def Jam Records
- Making books
- Rodney Mullen and modern day skating
- Not an equipment guy
- Shooting digital
- Working on his new movie
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People mentioned
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Jay Adams
Tony Alva
Lance Mountain
Johnny Knoxville
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