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Rage Against the Machine “Killing in the Name” (Pinkpop 1993)

Paul Weller (The Jam) + Noel Gallagher (Oasis) tearing through “Town Called Malice” At Brixton Academy, 2016. The 1982 Jam classic that went straight to UK #1. The entire crowd knows every word. Absolute magic.

TOP 10 Suicide Moves in Breakdance

New Order’s “Blue Monday” reimagined with 1930s instruments by Orkestra Obsolete. Theremin, musical saw, harmonium ... pure genius. This cover is absolute magic.

Dolly Parton + KC &amp; The Sunshine Band “That’s the Way (I Like It)” from her 1976 variety show. One of the coolest crossover moments of the decade.

If you needed proof that Big Audio Dynamite were (and are) untouchable ... Mick Jones and the crew detonate “E=MC²” live on Fallon during their 2011 reunion, underrated legends putting on a masterclass.

Before it was Goth, we called it Death Rock. If you’re old enough to remember, you lived the golden age. Bauhaus “Bela Lugosi’s Dead” live on BBC Riverside, 1982. The 1979 track that started it all. Pure legend!

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The ultimate SoCal moment: Bradley Nowell &amp; Sublime with Gwen Stefani (No Doubt) crushing “Saw Red” at the KROQ Weenie Roast, June 17, 1995, Irvine Meadows.

The Pogues &amp; The Dubliners tearing through “The Irish Rover” (1987) Ronnie and Shane together. A legendary moment in Irish music history.

1985: Big Audio Dynamite drops “Medicine Show” Mick Jones + Don Letts creating something completely unique. Ahead of its time then, still unmatched now.

The Roots &amp; Ice Cube’s “Straight Outta Compton” from that Jimmy Fallon rehearsal is one of the greatest live hip-hop moments ever. Just a warmup and they still went nuclear. Kirk taking Eazy’s verse might be the highlight.

The Pogues “Streams of Whiskey” On The Old Grey Whistle Test, 1986. From their 1984 debut Red Roses for Me. Shane MacGowan &amp; the crew at their finest. Pure Celtic punk rock.

Formed in 1989, Dread Zeppelin was an American rock band that famously performed Led Zeppelin songs reimagined in a reggae style, fronted by a Las Vegas-era Elvis Presley impersonator named Tortelvis.

The Clash “Complete Control” (1977) Produced by Lee “Scratch” Perry and written after CBS released a single without asking. One of the greatest “fuck you” anthems in punk history.

The Specials “Madness” (live 1979) Cover of Prince Buster’s ska classic, the track that inspired the band Madness to take their name. Absolute 2-Tone gold!

Beastie Boys | So What’cha Want | Muppets Version

New Order’s “Blue Monday” played entirely on vintage Casio instruments. Polaroids of the Pyramids cooked this one. Insanely good! via:

Tim Curry “I Do The Rock" (1979) Nobody else could pull this off quite like him.

Tim Curry as Mick Jagger

DJ Kentaro’s 2002 DMC World Championship winning set is pure turntablism mastery. Six minutes of insane skill, creativity, and flow that still stands as one of the greatest routines ever.

Dolly Parton + KC & The Sunshine Band “That’s the Way (I Like It)” from her 1976 variety show. One of the coolest crossover moments of the decade.

The ultimate SoCal moment: Bradley Nowell & Sublime with Gwen Stefani (No Doubt) crushing “Saw Red” at the KROQ Weenie Roast, June 17, 1995, Irvine Meadows.

The Pogues & The Dubliners tearing through “The Irish Rover” (1987) Ronnie and Shane together. A legendary moment in Irish music history.

The Roots & Ice Cube’s “Straight Outta Compton” from that Jimmy Fallon rehearsal is one of the greatest live hip-hop moments ever. Just a warmup and they still went nuclear. Kirk taking Eazy’s verse might be the highlight.

The Pogues “Streams of Whiskey” On The Old Grey Whistle Test, 1986. From their 1984 debut Red Roses for Me. Shane MacGowan & the crew at their finest. Pure Celtic punk rock.