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Robert Plant at The Forum in Inglewood, California. (March 25th, 1975)

Photo by Ed Finnell.

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My goodness... 🥵🥵🥵

Robert Plant at The Forum in Inglewood, California. (June 22nd, 1977)

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everybody, robert plant.

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#planty in his own world #robert plant

#jimmy page #led Zeppelin

cracking up at robert just slowly strolling past in the background 😭

look at those curls bouncing on beat as well, gotta give it to the man

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Art G.Shvecova (Design graphics - Purple stars_1412)

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Yes Joe Biden dropped out and you still need to vote blue. Hope this helps

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Chest of death.🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Disneyland in the 70s, my favorite! Seeing that sign was sooo exciting!❤️

Disneyland sign, October 1970

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Ha a lélek vándorlásában hiszünk, el kell fogadnunk hogy ha zenészek voltunk, zenészek maradunk akkor is, ha négy lábbal újraszületünk..

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Frog Paints a Water Lily Pond 🪷🎨🐸

𝑓ₒᵣ ⲕᵢ𝑛𝑔 ₐ𝑛𝑑 𝑐ₒ𝑡𝑡ₐ𝑔ₑ

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Led Zeppelin Live Montreal Forum February 6 1975 - YouTube

Keep your eyes peeled for no less than 51 minutes of live uninterrupted footage from Led Zeppelin's Montreal Forum concert on February 6th 1975, courtesy of Speedy's Films! 😍 The footage will be posted on Sunday 7th April 2024.

YouTube shows what time the footage premiere in your country or region if you click on the Play arrow; for example, it shows 17:30pm for me in the UK, but shows 12:30pm for New York.

This is a HUGE deal for Zep fans - please reblog to ensure as many people as possible see it!

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Just because it's so beautiful.

#comets #space #galaxy #universe

If you see this on your dashboard, reblog this, NO MATTER WHAT and all your dreams and wishes will come true.

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Love this pic. Robert, the crowd, my hometown. If only I had been old enough then to have seen them.❤️

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#beautiful black history

Biddy Mason's journey embodies #blackgirlmagic. Born into slavery in 1818, she later became a free person, nurse, and esteemed citizen of Los Angeles. In 1848, she traveled from Mississippi to Utah with Robert Smith's wagon train, eventually settling in San Bernardino, CA. When Smith attempted to take her back to Texas, a slave state, she and her family were rescued by local authorities after a raid on Smith's camp. In 1856, Biddy won her freedom in court despite facing challenges as a woman and a black person. Utilizing her nursing skills, she worked for Dr. John S. Griffin in LA, saving diligently to purchase land and build a home for her family. Over time, she became one of the wealthiest black women in LA, known for her generosity and community contributions. Biddy played a pivotal role in establishing one of the city's first African American churches in 1872. Despite being buried in an unmarked grave upon her death in 1891, her legacy was later honored with a tombstone in 1988, and a monument near her home in 1989, under Mayor Tom Bradley's administration.

Biddy Mason: Becoming a Leader, a book in our collection, was used for research in this post. The picture is in the public domain.

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#hey hey mama the way he moves.🔥🥵

#robert plant #led Zeppelin #the golden god

The hair toss and the sexy pout

The way he handles that mic cord 🔥