The dark side of the moon

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Led Zeppelin at the airport in Japan, October 1972.

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Found this on pure accident.

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Banky’s Dismaland: Dystopian Theme Park Not Suitable for Children

Street artist Banksy opens a theme park like no other. Dismaland features migrant boats, a dead princess and Banksy’s trademark dark humor.

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Rock stars and their hobbies

Bill Wyman: metal detecting, photography, he’s a restaurant owner   Ronnie Wood: stamp collecting, gardening, doing jigsaw puzzels, painting Mick Jagger: Cricket, reading, he likes to complete open university courses Keith Richards: he’s an amateur historian (especially world war 2), reading Charlie Watts: painting, jazz, car collecting, horse breeding, he collects civil war memorabilia   Rod Stewart: he’s really into model trains Phil Collins: also into model trains Neil Young: MODEL TRAINS Roger Daltrey: MODEL TRAINS!!!1!, and he’s really into trout fishing!!

 “When I go fishing, I come away feeling like I’ve smoked half a dozen joints.”

John Entwistle: gun collecting, armor collecting, car collecting Pete Townshend: sailing Elton John: porcelain collecting Alice Cooper: GOLF Mick Fleetwood: golf Stevie Nicks: she officiates weddings!!1!1!! (Sign me the h*ck up!!), reading, drawing Bob Dylan: golf,  stamp collecting, painting Paul McCartney: farming, painting, classical music George Harrison: ukulele playing, motorcycles, gardening Jimmy Page: He’s a victorian architecture expert   David Gilmour: amateur pilot Nick Mason: ferrari collecting Rick Wright: sailing Roger Waters: golf, fishing, pool playing Jeff Beck: car collecting David Bowie: Chess playing, painting, skiing Brian May: he’s an astrophysicist Slash: pinball Joan Jett: baseball, reading

Feel free to add more!

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Roger Waters is also super into major league soccer, cricket, backgammon and foosball Brian Jones was into model trains Ginger Baker loves polo and horses in general Nick Mason is into cars Syd Barrett loved children’s candy and fairy tales

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Robby Krieger loves his garden, golf, and collecting cars!

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Freddie Mercury collected stamps and Japanese art, he painted, and he loved tennis and ping pong

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John Deacon loves electronics and building them

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Bill Wyman is also a photographer , he has won some prizes for best photograph taken and his work has been in museums, and has written several soundtracks for movies or things like that. Also he is into cricket, he plays (used to?) In a local team.

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Bobby Weir was big into running and biking and he wrote a children’s book with his sister, Wendy

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NICE A+ 10/10

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Members of Led Zeppelin with other musicians

(Requested by ledairplane)

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Brian Jones and Linda Keith - December 1967 - Wells Cathedral Somerset, England.

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Baby Robert

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David Bowie Art

John Lennon Art

Paul McCartney Art

Ronnie Wood Art

Freddie Mercury Art

Ringo Starr Art

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Roger Waters Art

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Rest In Peace, Cilla Black (May 27, 1943 - August 2, 2015)

“She was the total rags-to-riches story. Totally. She was Liverpool’s Cinderella, and she did go to the ball. What a career. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful career. She reached the heights, she epitomised the word star. A lot of people don’t. They call them that. But she was a star.” - Jimmy Tarbuck

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Beatlemaniacs, 50 years later.

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this is actually so cool

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In 1978 Robert Plant went fucking ape shit on me as I photographed him at my local Encino park playing soccer. I had a tip that he was there and it was all legal for me to take his photo, but he would have none of it. He surrounded me with all of his roadie-bodyguards and demanded my business card. He gave the the usual shit that I would never work in this town ( L.A.) ever again. Yeah, but I was a teenage kid and it was my fucking park so I just stood my ground and got the hell out of there. I already had my photos and you could not beat what I had already captured, a rock god with kicking a soccer ball in a skimpy speedo. I really hope that I can meet Robert for a drink one day and have a laugh about that afternoon. 

Photo by Brad Elterman

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people didn’t scream anymore. the music was taken seriously. in ‘69 you had proper amplification. suddenly you could hear everbody. nobody had heard DRUMS before. we must have sounded a joke before. but in ‘69 you really had to be on top of it to play. that’s how Hendrix and bands like led zeppelin came about. i call that tour the led zeppelin tour, because it was the first time we had to go on and play for an hour-and-a-half. i blame it on jimmy page. led zeppelin had come to the states, and they would do a twenty-minute drum solo and endless guitar solos. ― charlie watts: the 1969 rebirth and audience changes.

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Chris Squire          4th March 1948 - 28th June 2015 ∞

Christopher Russell Edward “Chris” Squire was an English musician, songwriter and singer, best known as the bass guitarist and backing vocalist for the progressive rock band Yes.

It’s with the heaviest of hearts and unbearable sadness that we must inform you of the passing of our dear friend and Yes co-founder, Chris Squire. Chris peacefully passed away last night in Phoenix Arizona, in the arms of his loving wife Scotty. - Yes Official

“Utterly devastated beyond words to have to report the sad news of the passing of my dear friend, bandmate and inspiration Chris Squire.” - Geoff Downes

“Very sad to hear of Chris Squire’s passing. We were friends for over 45 years. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.” - John Wetton

I am desperately heartbroken and distraught at this tragic news. Chris will be missed by so many, but let’s focus our love and strength on those who knew and loved him the most. This is such a huge loss and a sad farewell to one of my biggest heroes. We were so lucky to have him and we should celebrate his immense talent and the incredible life that he lived. Thank you for everything, Chris. We will love and miss you every day.

R.I.P Fish, Schindleria Praematurus

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The Who artifacts  | Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK 

John Entwistle’s lions of England and Scotland jacket [x] Roger Daltrey’s fringed buckskin outfit [x] Keith Moon’s embroidered jumpsuit [x] Pete Townshend’s damaged Les Paul guitar [x] Part of Keith Moon’s drum kit [x]

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Pete mostly goofing around on Old Grey Whistle Test with Ronnie Lane