Maple Skateboards – Black Cat (1999)

Probably the most rail-heavy of Louie’s sections, his part in Black Cat – a late 90s classic that deserves watching in full – still showcases an eye for approaching things differently (a la the handrail to ledge grind at 1.17), floppy arms and pillaged tricks from all eras that we would come to expect. The jangly indie pop soundtrack accompanies this perfectly.

Tilt Mode Army – Man Down (2001)

Kicking off with a homage to Steve Quintin (the besuited can jumper in Deathbowl to Downtown) and a jump ramp session, Louie goes into full on street charging mode – one foot inverts over brick bank hips, high speed uphill charging and some moments (2.30) we can’t quite put into words…

Osiris – Subject To Change (2003)

Barletta and Jerry Hsu repping the Tilt Mode Army hard in Osiris’ Subject to Change, in one of the best shared sections ever put out, skating to a classic Peter Hook bass line.

Tilt Mode Army – Bonus Round (2009)

Louie’s world tour takes in Andrechts on DIY barrier spots, homages to the Bones Brigade Video Show and even a beer drinking piv fakie at our own legendary Bloblands park. The reverse-the-hearse at a Catalonian classic is also worthy of note.

Ten from way back when (2011)

A few clips from a New Zealand demo courtesy of Network Skate; primo slides and slam dunks, with a bonus back tail on a gnarly looking kinked hubba.

Enjoi – Tweak The Beef (2012)

Another Hsu cameo backs up Louie’s hunt for skateable terrain of all kinds – whether getting tech with bank and ledge combos, crailblock sliding through an over vert wave or sal flipping down stairs, it all gets hit.

Thrasher – Louie’s Key to Mini Ramping (2012)

Just under two minutes of Louie charging a miniramp which should definitely bring some hype for the next session, hopefully this body of footage will keep you happy – otherwise, go out and buy a copy of Enjoi’s Oververt to see his most recent section…