Heath Ledger photographed by Anthony Mandler for Flaunt Magazine, 2002
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Heath Ledger photographed by Anthony Mandler for Flaunt Magazine, 2002
Fan photo taken from down in front of the stage of Marc Bolan and T. Rex at the Bayfront Center, St. Petersburg, FL, September 20, 1972 during The Slider tour of the U.S..Â
All tomorrowâs parties
So, this happened⊠O face, 90s edition.
With my dear friend - the great Freddie Mercury of Queen
Eternal thanks to @therealmickrock for being one of the first to find and document Queen when they were still playing college refectories, and for using his own artistry (such as the magnificent cover sessions for Queen II, which became the basis for the visuals of âBohemian Rhapsodyâ) to help elevate their evolving iconography.Â
Add them to the list of artists including Bowie, Iggy Pop, and Lou Reed who simply wouldnât have grown the way they did without Mickâs collaboration, a claim he might not make for himself, so Iâll do it here for him.
The Clash, performing at the 100 Club Punk Festival, photo by by Michel Esteban & Lizzy Mercier Descloux, London 1976
The Runaways (Joan Jett, Jackie Fox, Lita Ford) at CBGB, August 2, 1975, by Richard E. Aaron
brian jonestown massacre - oh lord
Patti Smith by Lynn Goldsmith
Patti Smith and Television CBGBâs 1975
William looking bored and Jim looking pissed offâŠ.I can so relate.Â
David Johansen from the New York Dolls at Maxâs Kansas City, NYC, 1970s
âWell, my dreams were to make the kids dance, you know? Thatâs the only reason Iâm in this business - to make kids happy and make kids dance.â
- Johnny Thunders interview 1982 (x)
why canât I get just one fuck?Â
Here is a photo of Cherie Currie, taken at a Runaways concert at The Starwood. Not sure of the date, but probably Fall 1976 or early 1977. I canât take credit for this one - it was taken by my friend Mike Bellamy. Great shot, Mike!
Adam Landers
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