Take Me Back @groovyrockingnrollin - Tumblr Blog

Its not only about April 22, it's about every day. Keep the earth safe my friends, even if you've heard it so many times, it probably hasn't been enough yet. Do everything you can to keep our home safe🖖. Be smart and think about your actions.

Love to all 💜

Today on January 12, '69 Led Zeppelin launched their first album.

The album is considered an influencer because of the innovative type of music and recording techniques and as a result this album created a new definition in the rock genre.

In 2003, Channel VH1 rated it 44th on the list of greatest albums in history

Whats your favorite song from the first album?

Happy Birthday to

David Bowie 🌈

Bowie's birthday is January 8th.

In 2016, Bowie passed away two days after his birthday and the launch of his latest album- Balckstar.

Rest in peace an amazing man 🧡

What is your favorite David Bowie song?

That 70's show🌈

1998-2006

Fan fact:

In the last few seasons of the shows, the episodes have been named after band songs.

In season 5 of the show the episodes were named after Led Zeppelin songs🧚‍♀️

In Season 6 it was The Who🔮

In season 7 - The Rolling Stones ☮

And in season 8, it was Queen👑

#whats your favorit season?

pink floyd poster,

The Dark Side Of The Moon

A lesson ☮

An appreciate post to hendrix 🧡🌦🕯

Give peace a chance ☮

🌈🧚‍♀️🌦

Parties in the 60's 🦚

Very Psychedelic 🔮🕯

ABBY ROAD ;50 years ago, one of the most iconic photo&moment at the history of rocknroll happend

Some facts abaot this very iconic and important album cover-

The photo was taken on 8th August 1969 outside EMI Studios on Abbey Road. At around 11:30 that morning, freelance photographer Iain Macmillan, who was a friend to John Lennon and Yoko Ono, was given only ten minutes to take the photo whilst he stood on a step-ladder and a policeman held up the traffic.

-

The famous English rock band Oasis has paid tribute to The Beatles, as always. The Rolls Royce on the cover of their 1997 album “Be Here Now“ features the same license plate number “SYD 724F” as the police van on The Beatles’ Abbey Road album.

-

Abbey Road is the only original UK Beatles album sleeve to show neither the artist name nor the album title on its front cover, which was Kosh’s idea, despite EMI claiming the record would not sell without this information. He later explained that “we didn’t need to write the band’s name on the cover… They were the most famous band in the world.”

-

On the back cover we see the band’s name written in tiles on a wall and there’s a crack running through it. Of all the symbols, this one turned out to be the most meaningful, and sad. Although the release of Abbey Road was followed with ample evidence that Paul was alive and well, what the public didn’t know was that The Beatles had secretly broken up. Abbey Road would be the band’s penultimate studio album, and the group would call it quits only a year later.

-

On the night of Paul’s supposed car accident, he was believed to have been driving with a fan named Rita. Theorists say the girl in the dress featured on the back cover was meant to be her, fleeing from the car crash. In fact, after the road-crossing photo was finished, Iain Macmillan set off to find a good “Abbey Road” street marker sign to use for the back cover of the album. He found it at the junction of Alexandra Road and started taking photos of the sign. Much to his chagrin, while he was busy shooting an oblivious woman in a blue dress walked right in front of his viewfinder. While reviewing his shots later that day, however, he decided that the “blue dress” photo was the most interesting of the bunch, and he ended up using it in the final composition.

-

The original title for the album “Everest” (after a brand of cigarettes smoked by Geoff Emerick, one of the engineers). The packets had a silhouette of Mount Everest on them and The Beatles liked the imagery. However, the idea was dropped as none of The Beatles wanted to travel to Nepal for a cover shoot.