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repost from @miracleofnature___ Monument Valley in Arizona 😲😲😲 iiii]; )'

repost from @4k_theme_park_videos The Hatbox Ghost’s 10th Anniversary, Haunted Mansion | Disneyland 🏰 ☠️Today marks a special anniversary for fans of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion! It was exactly 10 years ago today, on May 9, 2015, that the legendary Hatbox Ghost made his highly anticipated return to the attraction. What makes his reappearance so significant is that he was actually one of the original residents when the ride first opened in 1969, but was removed shortly after due to technical limitations at the time. His return was a huge moment for Disney enthusiasts, bringing back a piece of the mansion’s original spooky charm! 🏰🚝🎡🎢🎠🚂🏔 iiii]; )'

repost from @liamgallagherfansclub Liam Gallagher as Darth Vader 😂 iiii]; )'

repost from @patfromstoke1 Reposted from @sotcitycouncil The legend has returned to Burslem! What a fantastic turnout for Lemmy's statue unveiling. Now time for the after party in typical Motorhead style. #Lemmy #lemmystatue #Motörhead #AndyEdwards #Blurton iiii]; )''

repost from @joeperryofficial Tickets on sale NOW! Visit www.JoePerry.com for more info!! Experience The Joe Perry Project LIVE this summer! Featuring Brad Whitford and Buck Johnson of Aerosmith, Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes, and Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz of Stone Temple Pilots! iiii]; )'

repost from @thelegendsofmusic King Crimson performing “Discipline” Live on the 28th of April, 1984 at the Kani Hoken Hall in Tokyo, Japan King Crimson’s comeback in ’81 is nothing short of extraordinary. They didn’t try to revive their past—they obliterated it. After a seven-year hiatus, Robert Fripp reassembled the band with a new lineup and a radically different sonic palette. Gone were the symphonic outbursts of the ‘70s; in their place came polyrhythmic precision, interlocking guitar patterns, and a restless embrace of New Wave and minimalism. Adrian Belew’s angular vocals and Fripp’s cerebral guitar lines dance atop Bill Bruford’s intricate drumming and Tony Levin’s elastic Chapman Stick bass work. This album isn’t just a reinvention—it’s a reinvigoration of what progressive music can be: leaner, sharper, and unafraid to challenge expectations. Discipline stands as one of the boldest artistic pivots in rock history—an album as intellectually rigorous as it is rhythmically hypnotic. #Music #ProgressiveRock #KingCrimson #TonyLevin #BillBruford #RobertFripp #AdrianBelew iiii]; )'

Happy Birthday #AlexVanHalen iiii]; )'

repost from @renandstimpy.ig Ren & Stimpy - A Good Shave - #nickelodeon #renandstimpy #nicktoon #nicktoons #90snickelodeon #90scartoons #stimpy #shorts #reels #90stvshows #viralreelsvideo #renandstimpyshow #nickelodeonfan #90stvshow #90stv #snick iiii]; )'

Happy Birthday #PhilCampbell iiii]; )'

repost from @emanuele_taglietti Zora The Vampire 2020. Made for Annexia by Luca Laca Montagliani-.Zora La Vampira 2020. Realizzata per Annexia di Luca Laca Montagliani iiii]; )'

repost from @monstersofrock Rainbow - Kill the King 🌈 Live in Munich (1977) 🎥 credit: @ancientgreaserecords #hardrock #70s #rockband #rocknroll iiii]; )'

repost from @thedodo Can you imagine swimming next to this guy? 😮 We talked to @bringasdive about the experience iiii]; )'

repost from @mad.magazine Happy birthday to UGOI Tom Richmond @art4mad! MAD master of movie & tv parodies! 🎈iiii]; )'

repost from @nun.flicker #mickymouse #disney by @disnep.exe iiii]; )'

repost from @shockfactor_ai I flicker, I hum, I hypnotize. iiii]; )'

repost from @lordrarerock COULDN’T GET MUCH HIGHER - Joe Walsh performing “Rocky Mountain Way” in 1973 on The Midnight Special. After leaving his group the James Gang at the end of 1971, Joe Walsh moved from Cleveland to Boulder, Colorado, where he wrote this song, which celebrates the scenery and lifestyle of Colorado. In some ways, the song is a rocked-up version of John Denver’s “Rocky Mountain High,” which was released the previous year. Both songs use the famous Rocky Mountains as a focal point for the virtues of Colorado. Joe Walsh left the James Gang just as they were building momentum, having scored minor hits with “Walk Away” and “Funk #49.” Splintering the band as they were on the verge of stardom didn’t go over well with Walsh’s bandmates or their record company, but Joe felt creatively limited in the 3-piece band and wanted out. Colorado put him near James Gang producer Bill Szymczyk, who continued to work with Walsh and produced this album. “Rocky Mountain Way” reflects Walsh’s range of emotions after making the big move. He explained in the book The Guitar Greats: “I got kind of fed up with feeling sorry for myself, and I wanted to justify and feel good about leaving the James Gang, relocating, going for it on a survival basis. I wanted to say ‘Hey, whatever this is, I’m positive and I’m proud’, and the words just kind of came out of feeling that way, rather than writing a song out of remorse. Enjoy iiii]; )'

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