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Rage Against the Machine playing at Zed’s Records in Long Beach, California on March 29th, 1992. This was seven months before the release of their debut album.
u/dannydutch1 — 6 hours ago
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Creedence Clearwater Revival performing "Fortunate Son" live at the Royal Albert Hall in April of 1970
u/CarkWithaM — 15 hours ago
Explained here is ‘The Marilyn Monroe effect’, otherwise known as the nonverbal communication of confidence, well worth a quick read.
u/WithoutPrinciples — 2 days ago
One of the many amazing scenes in the 1933 film "Footlight Parade" Choreographer Busby Berkeley put dozens of swimmers in a massive water tank & filmed them from above.
u/CarkWithaM — 2 days ago
In 2006, Werner Herzog was filming an interview for the BBC when an air-rifle pellet hit him in the abdomen. He called it an “insignificant bullet” and continued with the interview.
u/Gunkel — 3 days ago
Jasmine Trevanna of Cricklewood, London - aka Yasmin the Fire Eater, 1961.
Trevanna performed public fire-eating displays around London, including a preview at the Magic Circle's headquarters ahead of their festival at the Scala Theatre.
u/CarkWithaM — 4 days ago
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Filming of La Haine (1995), with the giant frescoes of Rimbaud and Baudelaire that decorate the commune of Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France
u/WithoutPrinciples — 4 days ago
During a solar eclipse, the gaps between leaves on trees act as multiple pinhole cameras, and each gap projects its own crescent-shaped image of the eclipsed sun onto the ground.
u/GlitterDanger — 7 days ago
Roy Orbison, mid-1960s, riding a home-built go-kart.
u/GlitterDanger — 7 days ago
Remembering Herb Ritts on his birthday. He's mainly known for creating beautiful photography, but he also directed Chris Isaak's 'Wicked Game', where Isaak and Helena Christensen can be seen frolicking on the beach in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
u/GlitterDanger — 6 days ago
Steve Irwin takes us on a tour of a A-10 Warthog at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, 1999. This man could explain anything in such a great way.
u/AlbinoAkon — 9 days ago
Bloopers from Silence of the Lambs (including Hopkins as Rocky)
u/ExtremeInsert — 9 days ago
A brilliant publicity photo for Buster Keaton's 1922 short film, The Electric House.
u/dannydutch1 — 9 days ago
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British sisters Nancy and Betty Debenham circa 1925. Not only well known motorcyclists, they were sports journalists, and authors and heirs to the prominent Debenhams department store.
u/ExtremeInsert — 10 days ago
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Keith Moon of The Who demonstrating a drum technique for his 12-year-old godson, Zak Starkey, at Drum City music shop in London back on September 13, 1977. Taken on Zak's 12th birthday, "Uncle Keith" brought Ringo Starr's son to the shop and bought him his very first real drum kit.
u/SteveNtheseagulls — 10 days ago
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak autographing an original Apple 1 motherboard that he helped create in 1976. These things go for sale at auction for between $300,000 and $950,000, but ultra-rare pre-production prototypes have sold for as much as $2,750,000.
u/CarkWithaM — 11 days ago
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Video of a meteor taken from flight attendant Alexandra Spasskaya on Aeroflot Flight SU 1289 from Ulyanovsk to Moscow. [📹 sasha_bashnya_]
u/CrippledStripper — 8 days ago
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East Berliners Tomi, Silvy , Manuela, her sister Trixi, Uwe, and Tatjana, (from left) photographed by by Harf Zimmermann in the mid 1980s.
u/ExtremeInsert — 10 days ago
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Paul Simonon from The Clash at the First European Punk festival, Mont de Marsan, August 5-6 1977.
u/No_Dig_8299 — 9 days ago
David Lynch and Isabella Rossellini, photographed in Los Angeles by Helmut Newton in 1988.
u/jeremykunayak — 12 days ago