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Joan Jett of the Runaways, Debbie Harry of Blondie, David Johansen of the New York Dolls and Joey Ramone of the Ramones (1977)

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Courtney love 1999

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“Being a rockstar is the intersection of who you are and who you want to be.” - Slash

arnold-layne

Our curly boy has birthday today! He is turning 52, such a big boy now :,) Thank you for all the amazing GnR songs, awesome hair, The Hat™, beautiful t-shirts, precious smile and existing in general! Keep rocking dude 🤘

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(Ninguna de las imágenes usadas me pertenece, ¡derecho a sus respectivos autores o dueños!)

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Rock isn’t dead. Rock ‘n’ roll will never die. Because rock doesn’t just live in the hearts of the famous musicians that played it on stage in 1972, a dying breed, or on the radio in the 80’s and 90’s… rock lives in the heart of the 15 year old girl who was born 25 years too late to ever see her favourite band play live, who listens to their records every night in her bedroom and stares at their posters pretending she was there. Rock lives in the heart of the 65 year old grandpa who plays the Beatles’ White Album to his grandchildren for the first time and watches as a new generation of rockers is born. Rock lives in the hearts of the musicians playing in tiny clubs across America to 50 people a night who will never stop rocking even if they have to work a day job for the rest of their lives. Rock ‘n’ roll will never die as long as there’s at least one person, somewhere, who doesn’t just listen to it with their ears, but with their heart and soul. Rock is immortal.

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borntobeafan

He is always gorgeous but he was like out-of-this-world-beautiful that day 😍

Sad but rad 💫

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maccamakeme

being heavily into the classic rock fandom is weird because while I love learning about the past and listening to older records, I’m starting to realize that I’m missing my own history, in terms of pop culture. And one day my kids are going to ask me “hey mom, what happened in 2014” and all I’m going to be able to say is “idk but i can tell you what led zeppelin did in 1973”.