Perhaps an Intentional Barberchair video? With all the views it gets, surely it must be a good video, right?
I'm with Rico on this one. it's amazing that Blair has such a following. seriously bad advice, poor practices, low cables, old school everything and weak cutting and rigging. doesn't even know how to lace a porta wrap. real nice guy though. so nice it's tough to get in his face about it. I try to be polite when I do comment, but mostly just say nothing.
Buckin Billy has some skills and mostly puts on a good show, but he has put up some of the most dangerous practices you could think of.... one handing a 24" bar ground saw, on a ladder with no tie in, like a circus performance. I don't dig the boy scout tree police that expect a veteran to handle a saw by the same rules as a rookie, but that's a bit much. makes you wonder how much of their performance, I'd include August, is just to try to do something exciting or new.
it was pretty cool how Reg dropped the mic. If it's all been shown why keep throwing up same old same old. I remember the 1st Crane video I ever saw was riveting but at this point if I have to sit through another one I might just puke.
Personally I think August needs the recognition for taking tree videos to the next level. his editing is Hollywood and his story telling touched the heart. I cried at his working man blues video. Thats hall of fame material And he's a genuine good dude.
His constant putting up video after video after video for all these years has gotten a little stale. but his early stuff was off the charts.
As was Graeme Tahune day 3 video.
