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Some concerts exist in perfect audio, and nobody remembers them. Oakland, November 13th, 1992. Two cameras and a fan who knew what they were watching. Dio on "Mob Rules". This one survived.

“Baba O’Reilly” THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT (1979) THE WHO’s superb rockumentary premiered at the Cannes Film Festival 47yrs ago today.

Two reunions. Two collapses. One perfect song caught on a fan camera in Oakland in 1992. Dio sang “Heaven and Hell” that night and walked out of Black Sabbath for the second time. They would not find each other again for fourteen years.

@Mappy6984 That’ll buff out. No problem.

That's a 20+ pound flat head dude is clueless

Shelby Foote describing the scene at the deathbed of Lt. Gen. Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson on May 10, 1863.

@FilmzLoverz What’s with the voice over by Moe? Kinda in the middle f this clip.

The fact that Michael never stands up, even to shake hands, shows he has all the power. Everyone looks down at him, but he lords over them all.

The glory days of late night television as DAVID LETTERMAN takes ZSA ZSA GABOR on a fast food joy ride through Los Angeles in 1994.

The moment Dave Chappelle knew the Chappelle’s Show Rick James sketch would be a CLASSIC, getting the STAMP of APPROVAL from the LEGEND himself, Eddie Murphy 🤣🔥 "We show it to Eddie... he didn't laugh once…The sketch is 10 minutes long, I'm sitting in the back... and then from behind him, I see him raise his arms… He turns around and just says, ‘It was a red couch and Rick had on Capezio’s'… It gave us the green light… one of the greatest sketches ever"

53 years ago today, May 5, 1973, America’s Horse, Secretariat, won the Kentucky Derby in a record time(1:59.4) that has never been surpassed. Secretariat went on to win the coveted Triple Crown (Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes, Preakness Stakes).

@TJandCasper He's gonna be backing up that rig soon. Look out. 😁

Trust is the bond. Two weeks ago I would have to lift Traveller out of the truck . he was too scared to jump to me. Slowly he started trusting that I wouldn’t drop him. Now I have to have his leash on him and be totally ready. Because ready or not when I stand by that door he is jumping to me.

Gene Hackman on the scene he considers to be one of his best ever: "I think some of my best work was in "The French Connection: Part II" (1975)—the withdrawal scene. I saw a lot of films on drug addiction and withdrawal, and I chose a specific pain for myself. John Frankenheimer allowed me time to prepare for that kind of work in a class, when you’re in a protected situation, and another on asset where you’re incredibly limited by time and other restraints—it’s four in the morning and the crew has been there since six the previous morning, and people think you’re being difficult because you need time to make the scene really come alive. The best actors can do it, though. An actor has to have a terrible toughness and sensitivity side by side." (Gene Hackman, Beverly Walker, Film Comment, 1988)

@TicTocTick Must watch if you love Big Red m.youtube.com/watch?v=QtuEoi…

@TJandCasper He soon will be backing that rig up just like Casper used to….👍

He’s getting more talkative every day.

Good, but at the Belmont Stakes … Secretariat found immortality We were on the rail, well past the finish line. When he came around the turn - with no other horse in sight - half the crowd who wasn’t already standing - rose as one, like at church When the reality of his lead sunk in, the roar of the crowd was was like nothing I’d heard before, or since youtu.be/AG_27cCW5bw?si…

On this Kentucky Derby day, here’s your reminder that Secretariat was faster than any horse who has ever lived. The year is 1973 and this is his track record run. Untouched for 53 years. The GOAT.

At Gettysburg, a college professor and 358 lumberjacks held the line Outnumbered and out of ammunition They did the unthinkable Fixed bayoneted and charged straight into the enemy 🧵1/5

90年のMTV特番『Whole Lotta Zep』で初めて放送されたネブワースの『Kashmir』 10年以上経ってオフィシャルDVDに収録されたが、MTV版は前奏のWhite Summer終盤から収録されており、音もほぼ加工無しなので、未だに貴重な資料。

“Communication Breakdown” is 57 years old. Jimmy Page is 25 in this clip, playing French TV like he’s already bored with being the best guitarist alive. They never did television again after this.

Did you hear the King's jokes at the White House State Dinner? "You recently commented, Mr President, that if it were not for the United States, European countries would be speaking German. Dare I say, were it not for us, you'd be speaking French!" "As the head of state of five [World Cup] competing countries"—oh, not a joke! From the East Wing "repairs" to naked Churchill to the President's cola, here's His Majesty's standup from the executive mansion ... Get our daily journalism: underfirenews.substack.com