Gunz N Roses - KNOCKIN ON HEAVENS DOOR | REACTION |

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  @SergioPerrout · 3 months ago

  THE GIRL IS RIGHT, THE ENERGY OF THE CONCERTS WITHOUT CELLPHONES , WERE LIKE A GREAT MOMENT, ONLY THE MUSIC USED TO TALK. WE WERE THER TO LISTEN TO MUSIC, THE REST WAS A BONUS.

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  @DanInBranson · 1 month ago

  Bob Dylan wrote "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" in 1973 for the movie Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. It plays during a scene where an old, wounded sheriff named Baker is dying by a river. The song captures a dying man's final surrender, the heavy weight of a life of violence, and the peaceful transition from life to death.

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  @mysticcroatia9997 · 1 day ago

  I saw them in Dublin , 2026. Great surreal show

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  @jamescrane2156 · 3 months ago

  The intro was Only Women Bleed by Alice Cooper. Axl said in an interview that Queen was his favorite band because they had so many diverse styles.

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  @paul9745pdb · 3 weeks ago

  You two seem like mild people who are assets to life. I wish you a peaceful and fulfilling life.

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  @wynandmorgan9985 · 3 months ago

  Written by Uncle Bob, covered by many... This is definitely one of the better ones!

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  @FFgaming-if3ht · 2 weeks ago

  All time my fav band GNR 🔫🌹🤘🤘🤘🤘

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  @MichalMittermayr · 2 weeks ago

  It has been now 35 years releasing ther album( s ) Yuse Your Illusiuon I+II !!!

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  @thrashersheaf7440 · 3 months ago

  The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was a star-studded benefit concert held on April 20, 1992, at Wembley Stadium in London to honor the late Queen frontman and raise AIDS awareness. The concert, officially titled The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for AIDS Awareness, took place on April 20, 1992, at Wembley Stadium, London. It was organized by the surviving members of Queen—Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon—as a posthumous tribute to Freddie Mercury, who had passed away from AIDS-related complications on November 24, 1991. The event was broadcast live worldwide and watched by an estimated one billion people, raising £20 million to establish the Mercury Phoenix Trust, a charity dedicated to fighting AIDS. These artists either played full sets, joined Queen onstage, or appeared in special collaborations.<br>🎸 Opening Acts =<br>Metallica — Performed a short set. <br>Extreme — Played a Queen medley. <br>Def Leppard — Joined by Brian May for Now I&apos;m Here,<br>David Bowie — Performed Under Pressure with Annie Lennox; recited the Lord’s Prayer. <br>Annie Lennox — Duet on Under Pressure. <br><br>Guns n&apos; Roses - Paradise City, &nbsp;and &nbsp;Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door<br>George Michael — Delivered one of the most acclaimed performances (Somebody to Love). <br>Axl Rose — Performed Bohemian Rhapsody (with Elton John) and We Will Rock You. <br>Elton John — Sang Bohemian Rhapsody with Axl Rose. <br>Roger Daltrey — Guest vocalist. <br>Robert Plant — Performed Queen material. <br>Seal — Guest vocalist. <br>Lisa Stansfield — Performed I Want to Break Free. <br>Paul Young — Guest vocalist. <br>Ian Hunter — From Mott the Hoople; performed All the Young Dudes. <br>Zucchero — Guest performer. <br>Liza Minnelli — Closed the show with We Are the Champions. <br>Guest Guitarists &amp; Musicians - <br><br>Slash — Played with Queen and other artists. <br>Tony Iommi — from &nbsp;Black Sabbath played - &nbsp;I Want It All — with Roger Daltrey on vocals <br>Hammer to Fall — with Gary Cherone on vocals <br>Stone Cold Crazy — with James Hetfield from Metallica on vocals <br>The Show Must Go On — with Elton John on vocals<br>Mick Ronson — Guest guitarist.

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  @duchon46 · 3 months ago

  Biggest Stars on the Planet at this time

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  @tiacalhoun3841 · 3 months ago

  I used to love her by Guns N Roses PLEASE ❤

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  @SergioPerrout · 3 months ago

  NEVER GET TIRED OF THIS VERSION, GIVE ME THE CHILLS EVERY TIME.

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