Which Collective movie do you prefer?
Poll: Which Collective movie do you prefer?
Total Members Polled: 5
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Yeah... I watched most of Maribor live on mtbcut... excellent use of tech 
I like the Roam/NWDs of this world as the top riders seem to go fooking nuts in them.
NWD has some seriously awesome songs if you like rock/metal too
Couple of clips from NWD that REALLY make me want to go riding...
Barel - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPaECDit15M
Chase - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyuMs9PFewQ


I like the Roam/NWDs of this world as the top riders seem to go fooking nuts in them.
NWD has some seriously awesome songs if you like rock/metal too

Couple of clips from NWD that REALLY make me want to go riding...
Barel - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPaECDit15M
Chase - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyuMs9PFewQ
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-C- said:
I'm not really into the whole 'peace, love & freeride movement video's'...
Now you see, I'm the other way around - riding is something quite emotional for me - sometimes I ride to get rid of stress, sometimes to hang out with mates, and then sometimes to prove a point.The Collective balance a nice combination of a bit of race, a bit of technical riding, and then a crap load of 'just hanging out, shooting the breeze, whilst riding awesome terrain' stuff.
That, for me, with a good sountrack, makes for a movie I can watch over and over.
The Earthed's, whilst when new and about the only decent vids available originally, just seem to be too shouty - not something I can have on in the background.
I want something that makes me itch to get out on the bike. Roam (esp the North Shore/Whistler bit at the start) and Seasons do that.
I guess everyone looks for different things - esp if they're more racy for instance

Jumpy Guy said:
As a 'newbie' to mountain bikes, I'm looking for any recommendations for DVDs that i should buy/download?
Personal preference and all, coming from a downhill background, this is a good introduction...Chainspotting (quite old but blooming brilliant)
New World Disorder 7
New World Disorder 8
Roam
The Collective
And if you're interested in racing...
Between the Tape
Earthed (1-4)
F1rst
Seeing seasons in a Cinema was great, though Roams my favourite of the three, definitely. I might put it on now, actually...
Theres also another couple of shots I abolsutely love in the extras, on the single track section.
Lots of fantastic panning shots with Bearclaw, Shandro, Peat etc, and my favourite kind of riding. No jumps, or special trails, just ripping along sheeptracks and through fields, nailing it with the throttle wide open, mach 10 through the trees. Brilliant.
My other favourite film is Super 8 - its the best of the racing films I've seen, great music, slick editing and really shows the riders at their best. Well worth buying.
neil_bolton said:
I want something that makes me itch to get out on the bike. Roam (esp the North Shore/Whistler bit at the start) and Seasons do that.
My favourite bit of biking film, perhaps. The bit where the 4 riders are cutting in between and through different lines, then all of a sudden there is this amzing panning shot from another bike, as they hit the massive roller jumps heading down the boneyard, all 4 in the air at once. Superb.Theres also another couple of shots I abolsutely love in the extras, on the single track section.
Lots of fantastic panning shots with Bearclaw, Shandro, Peat etc, and my favourite kind of riding. No jumps, or special trails, just ripping along sheeptracks and through fields, nailing it with the throttle wide open, mach 10 through the trees. Brilliant.
My other favourite film is Super 8 - its the best of the racing films I've seen, great music, slick editing and really shows the riders at their best. Well worth buying.
It's very close between Roam & Seasons. Roam was the film that pushed me to go from riding forest trails and towpaths with my mates to hitting the Trail Centres, DH and off to the Alps. I could (and sometimes do) just sit for hours watching them just flow down the trails, I don't really want to compete so it appeals.
Seasons IMHO is slower to start, lots of really good bits of riding but it more of a documentary about the life of Pro-riders which is really good, but less appealing. The Fall Section at the end though!!! You can see it in their eyes, the pressure is off and they're just riding for fun. Nailing through Whistler, that bit when they've hoping over a bridge and the last guy just seems to grab a massive dose of anti-grav from nowhere and clears the thing by meters just blew me away. Had to watch it a few times.
I haven’t seen The Collective, but it’s on my LoveFilm list!
Seasons IMHO is slower to start, lots of really good bits of riding but it more of a documentary about the life of Pro-riders which is really good, but less appealing. The Fall Section at the end though!!! You can see it in their eyes, the pressure is off and they're just riding for fun. Nailing through Whistler, that bit when they've hoping over a bridge and the last guy just seems to grab a massive dose of anti-grav from nowhere and clears the thing by meters just blew me away. Had to watch it a few times.
I haven’t seen The Collective, but it’s on my LoveFilm list!
P-Jay said:
It's very close between Roam & Seasons. Roam was the film that pushed me to go from riding forest trails and towpaths with my mates to hitting the Trail Centres, DH and off to the Alps. I could (and sometimes do) just sit for hours watching them just flow down the trails, I don't really want to compete so it appeals.
Seasons IMHO is slower to start, lots of really good bits of riding but it more of a documentary about the life of Pro-riders which is really good, but less appealing. The Fall Section at the end though!!! You can see it in their eyes, the pressure is off and they're just riding for fun. Nailing through Whistler, that bit when they've hoping over a bridge and the last guy just seems to grab a massive dose of anti-grav from nowhere and clears the thing by meters just blew me away. Had to watch it a few times.
I haven’t seen The Collective, but it’s on my LoveFilm list!
You've got my sentiments exactly there Seasons IMHO is slower to start, lots of really good bits of riding but it more of a documentary about the life of Pro-riders which is really good, but less appealing. The Fall Section at the end though!!! You can see it in their eyes, the pressure is off and they're just riding for fun. Nailing through Whistler, that bit when they've hoping over a bridge and the last guy just seems to grab a massive dose of anti-grav from nowhere and clears the thing by meters just blew me away. Had to watch it a few times.
I haven’t seen The Collective, but it’s on my LoveFilm list!

I'm still spellbound by the Fall section - although the Whistler section was cleary staged, it was all about having fun.
That, for me, is what riding is all about, and hence why the Collective series rocks for me

pedantlewis said:
I'm hoping to go and see Seasons at the cinema in Bristol on Friday, so I'll abstain from voting until then!
I also love the first section of Roam, the feel of the surroundings that you get from it is just amazing.
Thanks for the heads up - just booked myself in for the showing on Sunday - will be nice to watch it on the big screen and drag her indoors along I also love the first section of Roam, the feel of the surroundings that you get from it is just amazing.

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