Alex Carson
Did you know The Beatles’ final live show was shut down by the police? Or that AC/DC’s River Plate concert is considered one of the most electrifying performances in rock history? Rock music is built on unforgettable moments that shaped generations.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:20 – Freddie Mercury’s Vocal Warmup at Live Aid – 1985
01:07 – Axl Rose’s Explosive Intro to “Welcome to the Jungle” – Tokyo, 1992
01:51 – Angus Young’s Wild Onstage Antics with Bon Scott
02:31 – Jimmy Page’s “Stairway to Heaven” Solo – 1975
03:26 – Metallica’s Thunderous “Enter Sandman” Intro at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert – 1992
04:12 – Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love” – The First Global Satellite Concert, 1973
05:13 – Ritchie Blackmore’s “Highway Star” Solo – Australia, 1984
05:55 – AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell” – Live at River Plate, 2009
06:37 – Queen’s “Jailhouse Rock” Cover – Montreal, 1981
07:44 – The Beatles’ Rooftop Concert – 1969
08:36 – Outro
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