Shimon Dov

I Love Shakshuka, I Love Halava, I Love Hummus, I Love Shawarma, I Love Israel 💙🇮🇱🤍

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Stevie Nicks lost in the music under the arena lights during Fleetwood Mac's historic 'Rumours' tour, 1977. Photo by Neal Preston.

What is your favorite track on 'Rumours"?

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Tina Turner and Mick Jagger delivering an electrifying duet at the historic Live Aid concert at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, July 13, 1985. Photo by Mark Weiss.

The two had been friends and collaborators for years, with Tina having taught Mick some of his signature dance moves back in the early days. Their Live Aid set reached an absolute fever pitch when Mick famously tore away Tina's skirt on stage, creating a pop culture moment that people still talk about decades later.

What was your favorite performance of Live Aid?👇️

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Queen participating in a traditional 'Kagami biraki' sake barrel ceremony at the Pacific Hotel in Tokyo, March 30, 1976. Phone by Koh Hasebe.

Kagami biraki, which literally means "opening the mirror." In Japan, breaking open a large, round wooden barrel of sake and drinking it from small wooden boxes called masu is a beautiful tradition used to celebrate milestones, harmony, and good fortune.

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

The original Mark I lineup of Deep Purple staying dapper on the roof of the Dorchester Hotel in London, January 9, 1969. Rod Evans, Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore, Nick Simper, and Ian Paice before the heavy rock revolution, captured by John Minihan.

This was a promotional session as they were working through the complex, experimental tracking for their self-titled third studio album.

What is your favorite Deep Purple album?👇️

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Debbie Harry onstage at the Roundhouse in London, March 1978. Photo by Phil Grey.

They were promoting their stellar sophomore album, Plastic Letters, and the British crowds were more than ready for them.

[Israeli Elegance @IDFMAGA]

Sharia law has no place in world.

Protect the People.
Ban it worldwide.

Do you AGREE?

[hittyminny @hittyminny]

The Yiddish word of the day is Balaboosta. (Balebusta)

[Shimon Dov @StevenS17643133]

@matureasiansumi @noannawalllezz You’re not old in my eyes you’re an absolutely stunningly gorgeous woman 💖😍💖

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Jim Morrison, 1968. Phone by Art Kane.

Kane shot Jim Morrison for Life Magazine's 'New Rock' photo essay within the confines of Morrison's room at the Chateau Marmont hotel in L.A. In a creative twist, Kane had an electrician relocate the television into the closet, instructing Morrison to kneel behind it and change channels. The final chosen image featured the enigmatic rock star with a blond starlet showing on the TV. Reflecting on the process, Kane recalled, "A light went on in my hotel closet when I opened the door. It cast a peculiar shadow, creating a lifeless chamber. Noticing the TV, I instinctively moved it into the closet. I envisioned Jim Morrison kneeling behind it, the tube suggesting an x-ray image of his nerve center—his thoughts."

[The Extreme Music Enthusiast @TheExtremeMusi1]

Black Sabbath (1975)

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The Eagles donning novelty joke glasses on a motel balcony in Kirkwood, Missouri, during their 'One of These Nights' tour, 1975. Photo by Henry Diltz.

To mess with their favorite photographer, the guys decided to grab a handful of novelty Groucho Marx disguise glasses and line up along the outdoor walkway railing.

What is your favorite song on One of These Nights?👇️

[Shimon Dov @StevenS17643133]

@ChaiLife613 Shabbat Shalom 🙏💖🙏

[Natan Yael 🇮🇱 @Natalia_yael4]

How much respect do you have for the king of Middle East Pm Benjamin Netanyahu? To be honest he has been a great prime minister for years and i acknowledge his leadership so much. 🇮🇱

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Keith Richards deeply focused on his Gibson Hummingbird acoustic guitar at RCA Studios in Hollywood, late 1965. Photo by Gered Mankowitz.

Mankowitz was traveling with the band as their official photographer during their legendary 1965 North American tour. When the road took them to Los Angeles, the guys booked into RCA Studios on Sunset Boulevard to track what would become their groundbreaking album, Aftermath.

What is your favorite track on the Aftermath album?👇️

[Israeli Elegance @IDFMAGA]

Picture 1 : Women's in Israel🇮🇱
Picture 2: Women's in Israel

Which side do you support?

[Shimon Dov @StevenS17643133]

@AbitbolKer8544 Shabbat Shalom 🙏💖🙏

[Israeli Elegance @IDFMAGA]

Beauty Face-Off!

🇮🇱 Israeli Women
🆚
🇮🇷 Iranian Women

Who wins your vote? 👇

[Israeli Elegance @IDFMAGA]

Raise your hand if you stand people of Israel🇮🇱.

Need your support Don't lie.

[Israeli Elegance @IDFMAGA]

🚨 BREAKING:

President Donald Trump warns Iran: If they assassinate him, the U.S. will respond with devastating military force.

Do you support a massive U.S. response if a president is targeted?

YES | NO

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

John Lennon and George Harrison standing in the colorful doorway of George’s home, Kinfauns, in late May 1968.

The band had just returned from India with a massive backlog of new, unreleased songs. Looking for a low-pressure spot to figure out what they actually had, they all headed over to George’s bungalow to lay down some loose acoustic versions on his home four-track tape machine. Those casual, living-room recordings became the famous Esher Demos, which basically served as the rough draft for what we now know as the White Album.