Get ready for MAYHEM 1. Disease 2. Abracadabra 3. Garden of Eden 4. Perfect Celebrity 5. Vanish Into You 6. Killah ft. Gesaffelstein 7. Zombieboy 8. LoveDrug 9. How Bad Do U Want Me 10. Don’t Call Tonight 11. Shadow Of A Man 12. The Beast 13. Blade of Grass 14. Die With A Smile

Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone was Oscar-worthy. Kilmer fully-committed in every way, down to his weight loss. I can’t picture anyone else as Doc Holliday.

RIP Val Kilmer. Has anyone else ever had a better cinematic send off? So classy of Tom Cruise.

A long time ago, I was auditioning for the movie “The Doors” It was kind of a cattle call. They paired together potential Jims with potential Pamela‘s. And they were running behind so we were spilling out of the casting office, sitting on the porch, the lawn, and the driveway.

The Doors (1991) Val Kilmer lived and breathed Jim Morrison for almost a year before cameras rolled, afterwards he had to seek psychiatric help get 'Jim' out of his head. He should've won an Oscar for his incredible performance... he wasn't even nominated. RIP Val Kilmer

208 Days Until Halloween 🎃

At SUN 'n FUN Fly-In with the fam, loved every minute of it!

30 years of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and the celebrations have only just begun! 🌙

Hole playing “Violet” Live in 1995

Some of the most epic moments in Rock History. I open thread 🧵 1. Freddie Mercury doing a vocal warmup at Live Aid 1985 with 70.000 people in his hands

Change - Blind Melon (live on Much Music, 1995)

New Order - Blue Monday (1983) #PostPunkTV

I LOVE YOU

I love this group

Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the name (live at Finsbury Park, 2010)

The Smashing Pumpkins performing “Bullet With Butterfly Wings” Live on the 11th of December, 1995 at Nulle Part Ailleurs in Canal⁣

QUEEN 👸 ROYALTY 👑

32 years ago today, 80.4 million people tuned in to watch the final episode of Cheers. Till this day, it is the second most watched sitcom finale ever (MASH) and 7th most watched non-sports event of all time.

“Cheers” in Boston has a stool and beer reserved for George Wendt who played the beloved character of Norm on the show. Wendt died this morning. He was 76.