Jim Carrey playing Don Rickles at the United Nations is wild. I would simply crawl under my chair watching him target diplomats like that.
Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: And you are an Israeli, pardon me, I didn't recognize you without the gas mask.
Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Look at the Polish guy, he's putting on headphones, he thinks we're going to show a movie.
Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Why can't you be more like the Irish guy? Always quiet and happy. Watch me wipe the smile off his face. Last call.
Insulting world leaders face to face is something else.😩😩😁😂
In January 1969, the Grateful Dead appeared on ‘Playboy After Dark,’ Hugh Hefner’s late-night TV salon, and covertly dosed the entire set with LSD.
Owsley Stanley, the Dead’s sound engineer and legendary LSD chemist, allegedly spiked the coffee.
At 15, Paul Gilbert told a record label he could play like Randy Rhoads and wanted to audition for Ozzy. They thought it was a joke until they heard the tape.
That tape put him in Guitar Player Magazine.
This is him a few years later, playing Yngwie and Akira note for note.
Hi everyone. Well, it’s now a year since Ozzy’s passing and I still can’t believe that he’s not with us.
I watch him on YouTube and it feels like he’s still here with us. We always stayed in touch, almost every week or so and we’d usually talk about our ailments and then about what we’d been doing that particular week.
The fans have been absolutely brilliant and the love and respect that they have shown for him has just been amazing.
I’m so glad that we were able to play one final show with the original line up of Sabbath at the Back To The Beginning show in our home town of Birmingham! There will never be another Ozzy. I miss you my dear friend.
Tony 🙏X
Accept rebuilt “Balls to the Wall” for their 50th anniversary.
Rob Halford on vocals. Matthias Jabs on the solo. Rex Brown on bass.
Wolf Hoffmann’s explanation was simple: “Rob is the Metal God. I don’t need to say any more.”
In 1968, a blues band called Earth played their first gig upstairs at The Crown, a pub in Birmingham.
A year later they became Black Sabbath.
Today that pub is a protected historic landmark, and the stage is still there.
This demo, “The Rebel,” is what Earth sounded like.
The music in "Rainbow in the Dark" started as a Sweet Savage song Vivian Campbell wrote in Belfast at 16.
A few years later he was playing it next to Ronnie James Dio, live in 1983.
Born on this day in 1942. Dio forever.
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