Interesting photos from Rock history.

[Deleted member 77198]

Guess you're taking the piss with this capture, but actually, it features the brilliant Nick Beggs (centre with bouffant blonde hair) brilliant bass player/songwriter.

That’s a bloke?

 

[Mozzer]

Great thread this. I had never seen this photo of Sid Vicious before.

 

[Protein Junkie]

Saw him with Steve Hackett a couple of years ago. He was playing the bass sat on the floor hitting the strings with what looked like tiny hammers. Extraordinary talent.

Brilliant bassist and way too talented for dross like Kajagoogoo.
I’ve bought music by The Mute Gods and Lifesigns on him alone.

 

[Bill Walker]

Jim Morrison & Pamela Susan Courson

 

[plongo]

That’s a bloke?

That was at the height of new romantics era. The '80s had lots to answer for.

 

[Bill Walker]

Frank Zappa in London with bowler hat.



https://dedupelist.com/

 

[NewDawnFades]

 

[JRockBlues]

Picture taken for the CSN album that was about to be released. They realised after the shoot was over that they were in the wrong order and might cause confusion so went back but the house had been bulldozed.

 

[Mozzer]

The very lovely Debbie Harry.

 

[Mid Wales blue]

Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorite: A fine example of a Sikhote-Alin iron meteorite, weighing 409.9 grams, which was seen to fall in eastern Russia in February of 1947. This meteorite is described as an individual, as it is a complete mass (rather than an exploded shrapnel fragment) which fell to earth on its own. Note the abundant overlapping regmaglypts (thumbprints) caused by surface melting as the meteorite flew through our atmosphere. Regmaglypts are one of the key surface features used to identify meteorites. Sikhote-Alin is a coarsest octahedrite iron in the group IIB, and is comprised of approximately 93% iron, 6% nickel and 1% trace elements.