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Thrasher Magazine Zine Thing by Wez Lundry
BALANCE, #3
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For a nice read about dudes travelling and hitting awesome spots check out Joey P's Balance Magazine, these skate hooligans are down for the cause for sure!
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Transworld Skateboarding Magazine
ZINE REVIEWS 
BALANCE
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#46 - SK8TC
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Thrasher Magazine "Balance is a seriously kick-ass 'zine, super good for only being issue #2 (although these guys have been doing on-line stuff for a little while). It's got the right attitude and does the East Coast proud. Pools, art, road trips, reviews, and a sense of style is why this one floats to the top."
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Slug Magazine "A zine about skating from the perspective of that one thing you always seem to lose when skating. About a half second before you fall on your ass. Great photos of those who never seem to do that."
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Thrasher Magazine "On the zine front, I just received an issue of Balance, from back east. This is a killer zine dedicated to the nomadic skater and is printed in conjunction with a website (www.sk8tc.com). This one's a collection of stuff put out throughout the years, mostly concerning road trips (to: Tucson, Skatopia, Spain, the Southwest, and elsewhere) plus some Boston area coverage. With an attitude close to my heart (skate, travel, avoid BS and the law), naturally I'm gonna dig it."
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Truckstop Magazine "Balance has many things that all 'zines want to be: Editorial with no compromise, a staff of skaters that rip, connections galore and good coverage. I met Joey P. at a party in Jax Beach. Everybody was slamming a handle of Jim Beam. The last thing I remember, I was hiding under the host's bed because I had to pass out and I didn't want to get Magic Markered. Well they got me and almost everyone else in the house. The next morning, Joey was more marked than me. We went out for fish, grits and beer for breakfast at the pier. Joey's from up north, so I don't think he ate grits that day. I do know he shredded Frankie Vegas' pool after breakfast. Since then I have had the honor of skating with Joey again under different conditions. He still ripped and the zine he does is even better. This is what a zine should be."
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