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Bus broke down so nearly everyone piled off. Me being polite I let as many as possible off before me, before the driver said 'hold your horses I've managed to start it again. Back upstairs, front row other side 😺
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🇬🇧 UK PUBS 1990'S
I wish I was old enough to have experienced going to a pub in the 90's like this.
Looks so much friendlier, punters paying cash.
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This one's spectacular. In the 1960s, London's Mews were still being used to keep horses. This clip spoils us with a lovely glimpse of the people, pubs, and lifestyle among the cobbled backstreets that have since become expensive housing. They certainly had more personality then than nowadays. @Britains___Pubs
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Twenty years ago this month.
Here are the BBC's Goal of the Month contenders from October 2006.
Those were, if I may say so, the days.
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In 1990, Phil Collins walked on stage looking like Tech Support, then delivered one of the greatest drum solos in live music history.
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"Hijos de perra, se robaron el show"….
La actuación de Queen en Live Aid el 13 de julio de 1985 no fue solo un concierto; es considerada unánimemente por críticos e historiadores de la música como la mejor presentación de rock en vivo de todos los tiempos.
En apenas 21 minutos, la banda dio una cátedra magistral de dominio escénico y conexión humana que cambió las reglas de los megaconciertos para siempre.
El "arte" de esos 21 minutos radicó en una combinación perfecta de urgencia, preparación y el magnetismo animal de un frontman en la cúspide de sus poderes.
Mientras la mayoría de los artistas de Live Aid subieron a tocar sus éxitos improvisando o quejándose de los problemas de sonido, Queen se encerró una semana entera en los Shaw Theatre de Londres.
Cronometraron cada segundo y cada transición para asegurarse de meter la máxima energía posible en el tiempo asignado.
Antes de Live Aid, Queen estaba pasando por una crisis interna, desgastada por las giras y el relativo fracaso de sus lanzamientos en Estados Unidos. Se rumoreaba que la banda estaba cerca de la separación.
Esos 21 minutos reescribieron su destino. Al bajar del escenario, Elton John entró al camerino de la banda y les dijo: "Hijos de perra, se robaron el show".
La actuación no solo revitalizó la carrera de Queen sino que demostró que el rock de estadios era el arte definitivo de la era moderna.
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Day 2 of properly been back and some of the clothing is now back available and these are more pairs that have gone up all online at Re5customs.co.uk 😍😍😍
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Replying to @DaCo1974
Yeah that’s it Friday I didn’t want to carry on but chatted with good friends and loved ones and we’ll fuck em we are here and we keep going THE SHOW GOES ON 🤣🤣
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After a shocking few days we are all back up and running all the trainers and more are now online and the clothes will be back tomorrow go have a look at the new stock Re5customs.co.uk
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If you’re older than 22 and still playing video games, let alone taking off work to play video games…
You need to take a look in the mirror and give that person a thumbs up for being able to juggle bills, family, friends and still have time for a fun hobby.
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Some movie scenes are so legendary that you only need to hear a few seconds to know exactly what's coming. This 1979 classic gave us one of the most unforgettable moments in movie history.
Nearly 50 years later, it still gives me chills.
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I’ve said it once I’ll say it again
Anyone feel lonely and wants to talk
My in box is always open
If you fancy a chat about oasis 😃
It’s ok not to be ok ❤️
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A word from me on TNT Sports presenter Rachel Casey.
Never mind her skills as a television presenter - which are top level of course - that was pure humanity from Rachel.
Her warmth, decency and kindness were exactly what was needed. Thank God she was on duty.
Mark Allen says his snooker career may be over in an emotional TNT Sports interview.
tntsports.co.uk/snooker/betv…
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