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Sick of It All 1991-06-21 The Marquee NewYorkCity, NY
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Sick of It All 1991-06-21 The Marquee NewYorkCity, NY
PHANTOM LORDS OF AMERICAN THRASH, REAPING SOULS IN THE UK -- WELCOME TO 1984.
PIC INFO: Mega spotlight on rhythm guitarist/ vocalist James Hatfield of mighty American thrash/speed metal band METALLICA, performing live at The Marquee in London, UK, c. March 1984. 📸: Unknown/undisclosed.
Source: https://x.com/bookofmetallica/status/1011229018304274432.
Angus Young of AC/DC performing at the Marquee in London, 1970s
Marianne Faithfull and Donovan perform at the Brian Jones Tribute At The Marquee in London, 1994
📸 Brian Rasic
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Nothing Wrong Live The Marquee, London 16.09.89
Thomas Dolby at the Marquee
August 16, 1966: Cream play the Marquee for the first time and it was a sweaty ordeal. Even though they broke the club's attendance record that night and many were turned away at the door, there's a lovely pre-fame feel to Ginger's banged-up cymbals and Jack's busted old Fender VI 6-string (before the paint job by the Fool). Barefooted, Eric is playing a double cutaway Les Paul Special, borrowed from Eddie Clayton (who opened for Cream with his band the Eddie Clayton Squares). What happened to the gorilla is unknown, but he was quickly dropped from the band. [photos: Tommy Arvidsson]
"The initial agenda was that Cream was going to be a dada group. We were going to have all these weird things happening on stage and it was going to be experimental and funny and rebellious. We said at the time it was going to be anti-music. But in the end we got such a kick out of just going to the instrumental part and seeing what would happen, that’s what we became known for."
- Eric Clapton (Uncut Magazine, 2012)
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April 4th, 2019
Meet and greet before Frank Iero And The Future Violents at The Marquee Theatre, Tempe, Arizona - April 4th, 2019