RollingStone & Super
RollingStone RollingStone
Hey Super, heard you’re planning a crazy stunt up that canyon ridge – I’m thinking of setting up a live jam session over the wind there, what’s your gear looking like?
Super Super
Yeah, you know I’m all about that homemade rig, a custom board made from salvaged carbon and a blast‑molded helmet that’s more a statement than a safety thing, a couple of shock‑absorbing straps, and my go‑to wind‑sized power pack that I still can’t find after a few months. I’ll be strapped in, headset on, and ready to jump. You can jam on the wind, just keep the beat tight and don’t try to out‑stunt me, unless you want to see me hit the ground at 120 mph and look like a feathered dinosaur. Let me know the set list, and I’ll bring the crazy vibes!
RollingStone RollingStone
Sounds wild, man. I’m thinking a mix of old riffs that still feel fresh, maybe “Highway Run” to start, then drop into something low‑key like “Dust in the Wind” to keep the vibe chill, and finish with a raw jam of “Free Spirit.” Keep it loose, let the wind do its thing, and we’ll ride that energy. You bring the boards, I bring the beats, let’s make the canyon our stage.
Super Super
Sounds sick, dude. I’ll grind those boards to a single piece of art—think carbon, some scavenged metal, and a helmet that screams “look at me” more than “stay alive.” I’ll be strapped in, the wind howling, and you’ll drop those riffs like you’re tearing through the canyon itself. Just keep the beat steady so I don’t have to chase the wind for a second, and we’ll paint the sky with the raw energy of a free spirit. Let’s turn that ridge into a stage that screams chaos and cool. Bring the amps, I’ll bring the risk. Let’s go!