Lick is the fourth full length skate video released by H-Street Skateboards in 1993.
| Duration: | 56 minutes |
|---|---|
| Category: | Full Length |
| Sport: | Skateboarding |
| Attribution: | SkateVideoSite |
| Description | Track |
|---|---|
| Intro | |
| Brian Barber | Doubt - Tiltwheel |
| Danny Mayer and Todd Baechle | |
| Danny Mayer and Todd Baechle | |
| Marcelle Johnson | |
| Chris Livingston and Chad Vogt | |
| Pat Channita | |
| Dave Hupp | |
| Tony Hobbes | |
| Damian Carabajal | |
| Colby Carter | |
| Mike Maldonado | |
| Misha Gundman | |
| Alphonzo Rawls (Alf) | |
| Jason Rogers and Ben | |
| Jason Rogers and Ben | |
| Jason Rogers and Ben | |
| Slams | |
| Damon Byrd, Ty Gilbert, Chad Knight, Josh Kalis, Martim Harispuru, Danny Minnick, Dan Peterka | |
| Damon Byrd, Ty Gilbert, Chad Knight, Josh Kalis, Martim Harispuru, Danny Minnick, Dan Peterka | |
| Credits #1 | |
| Credits #2 | |
| Credits #3 |
Alphonzo Rawls , Brian Barber , Chad Knight , Chad Vogt , Chris Livingston , Colby Carter , Damian Carabajal , Damon Byrd , Dan Peterka , Danny Mayer , Danny Minnick , Dave Hupp , Jason Rogers , Josh Kalis , Marcelle Johnson , Martim Harispuru , Mike Maldonado , Misha Gundman , Misha Zwaan , Pat Channita , Todd Baechle , Tony Hobbes & Ty Gilbert
| Year | Count |
|---|---|
| 1992 | 3 |
| 1990 | 2 |
| 1975 | 1 |
| 1981 | 1 |
| 1991 | 1 |
| Track | Duration | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Rabalderstræde | 4m 57s | 1975 |
| Nightshift | 4m 40s | 1992 |
| Latin Lingo | 3m 59s | 1991 |
| Heed The Word Of The Brother | 3m 37s | 1990 |
| TV Party | 3m 31s | 1981 |
| Crazy | 2m 37s | 1992 |
| Just In the Nick of Rhyme | 2m 29s | 1992 |
| Country | Count |
|---|---|
| United States | 19 |
| Denmark | 1 |
| Iceland | 1 |
| Genre | Count |
|---|---|
| Rock | 11 |
| Hip Hop/Rap | 7 |
| Hard Rock | 6 |
| Hip-Hop/Rap | 6 |
| Pop | 6 |
| Metal | 5 |
| Soundtrack | 4 |
| Alternative | 3 |
| Arena Rock | 3 |
| Disco | 3 |
| Funk | 3 |
| R&B/Soul | 3 |
| Soul | 3 |
| Dance | 2 |
| Adult Alternative | 1 |
| Alternative Rap | 1 |
| Blues | 1 |
| Classical | 1 |
| Contemporary R&B | 1 |
| glam rock | 1 |
| Grunge | 1 |
| Hair Metal | 1 |
| Hip-Hop | 1 |
| Indie Rock | 1 |
| Oldies | 1 |
| Pop/Rock | 1 |
| Punk | 1 |
| Quiet Storm | 1 |
| Rock & Roll | 1 |
| Sacred | 1 |
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