6- Elvis Presley performing "Can't Help Falling In Love" in what would be the first concert televised worldwide via satellite, surpassing in numbers the man landing on the moon, 1973.

🧵 Thread of some of the most epic moments in Rock History 👇🏻 1- Freddie Mercury doing a vocal warmup at Live Aid with 70k people in his hands.

2- Axl Rose leaving his voice at the beginning of "Welcome To The Jungle" in Tokyo 1992.

3- Angus Young from AC/DC slobbering on Bon Scott's shoulders, running out of breath, and sweating on the audience, all while jumping around in a blues rock frenzy.

4- Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin playing the guitar solo from "Stairway To Heaven", 1975.

5- Metallica performing the beginning of "Enter Sandman" at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, 1992.

7- Ritchie Blackmore from Deep Purple playing the Guitar Solo of the song “Highway Star” in Australia, 1984.

8- Queen covering "Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis Presley, Montreal 1981.

9- AC/DC performing "Highway to Hell" in what would be one of the best rock concerts in history (Live At River Plate, December 2009).

10- In an epic musical twist, the police break-in at the Beatles' rooftop concert became a symbolic act of rebellion in 1969. The band defied norms, fusing art and resistance, marking the apotheosic end of an unforgettable musical era. Paul’s reaction at second 9 says it all.

End of thread! I will do a part 2 soon if I see support! Rock On! 🤘🏻

Watched Elvis Aloha from Hawaii via satellite with my parents. I was eight years old. Great memories. 50 years later I’m still a huge fan.

doesn't get old and never gets any better. happy Father's Day, Elvis

That smirk at the end.

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The man is a legend for a reason.Singing was natural to him, like his second nature.