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odistole · 5 months
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Bruce Springsteen being an absolute dork during The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts
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"A concert is not a live rendition of our album. It's a theatrical event"
- Freddie Mercury
Queen Live Performance!
Freddie Mercury and John Deacon on stage, in the '70s
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bygones-bby · 3 months
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"Light of Learning | York University, Toronto, 1978" (x)
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ilovemarkhamill · 22 days
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His cowboy pin! 🤠
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stevienicksrarities · 2 months
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Fleetwood Mac photographed by Norman Seeff for Tusk - 1978
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theunderestimator-2 · 4 months
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Synth-punk legends The Screamers as shot by Richard Alden Peterson in late-'70s San Francisco: whispers of an early punk band that intimidated audiences, dominated stages wherever they performed and packed the hottest punk venues of their time, though “…they never released a record, and disappeared into yellowing fanzine pages, decaying handbills and old VHS copies…" as Jon Savage once said, here as captured in an amazing cinematic photo with Tomata du Plenty in the shadows and so much happening on the front and on the back of the photo that it's impossible for the viewer to not be able to make up some sort of backstory in their mind.
The Screamers, one of LA’s mightiest and most influential early punk bands, still remain one of those unsolved mysterious punk cases: way ahead of its time and having no need for guitars. they released their fury through keyboards and manic art performances, packed the hottest LA clubs of their time, such as the Masque, the Whisky and the Roxy but though on the verge of major success, never released any of their stuff, so only demos can be found, other than fond memories of those who were lucky enough to catch them live.
"Type 'the Screamers' into the search option", said Jon Savage about the band on YouTube, "and you'll find an array of live and studio footage, including 122 Hours of Fear. The total hits for the clips add up to more than 100,000, which is probably 95,000 people more than ever saw or heard the group throughout their career."
If that was the case in 2010 when this was written in The Guardian, today it should be updated into “around a 1.000.000 people more than ever saw or heard the group throughout their career".
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popculturebaby · 5 months
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Cher poses for an album cover session for "Prisoner" in June 1979 🧚
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urbadmami · 1 month
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This room plus a drink and a smoke and a man to love me= heaven.
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debdarkpetal · 4 months
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Via Queen Rare Archive on Facebook.
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annapresley8 · 2 months
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Elvis arriving at the Palm Beach International Airport and in the parking lot of the the Sheraton Hotel in West Palm Beach (February 12, 1977)
But why he looks like a mafia boss or like a vampire?!
Love him in this era.
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seekdestr0y · 6 months
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a photo of my grandparents from the 70s
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"I've had the deepest reasons to be grateful for Freddie's thoughtfulness.
In 1978 my mother passed away.
I was still working at Maunkberry’s and we were faced with a new club opening in competition; The Embassy in Bond Street. The night in question was the opening night of this new club and although I had of course been invited, I was desperate to go along to sum up the competition.
There was a phone call. It was Freddie:
“I’ve heard, dear. You’re not to go back to your place. Come here. Come and stay here. At least for tonight. The car’s waiting for you outside.”
It was life-saver, the ultimate gesture of sympathy and affection when I needed it most. I really loved my mother and felt very alone now that she had gone. That night, Freddie put his arm round me and said:
“Don’t worry, dear. I’m your mother now.”
From then on, whenever he called he would say:
“Hello, dear. Mother here.”
From that day, he always had me over to the house on Christmas day and every year arranged a little party to celebrate my birthday with a few close friends. Until he died."
— Trevor Clarke, 'This Was The Real Life' book
by David Evans /David Minns
📸 Pic: Late 70s - Freddie Mercury with his friends, Trevor Clarke on the left
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bygones-bby · 4 days
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Gloria and Charmaine. Baltimore, Maryland, 1979. From Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians by Joan. E. Biren.
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ilovemarkhamill · 4 days
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✨Another pic of Uncle Mark/Luke Skywalker! ✨
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iamtheweirdomister · 6 months
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