#51st Anniversary

[music-clan2]

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[musiclandoux]

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Foxtrot

Studio album by Genesis

Released 6 October 1972

Happy 51th Anniversary! album anniversary

[remyfire]

Don't talk to me or my son ever again.

My incredibly talented friend Rosie (@allcanonisrelative) has been making some ADORABLE Sidney Freedman dolls, and I'm so excited that I get to have a one of my own! This is Lil Sid, he's stuffed with lavender for stress-relieving purposes, and he is the love of my life and has not left my side for a week now. A million out of ten, highly recommend your own little therapy doll for when you need to nuzzle something safe and comforting in this big scary world.

[hooked-on-elvis]

— ALOHA FROM HAWAII VIA SATELLITE 51ST ANNIVERSARY MONTH🌺

November 17-18th, 1972 Honolulu International Center, Honolulu, Hawaii

Elvis performed at the Honolulu International Center (H.I.C), Honolulu, Hawaii, on November 17th (8:30 PM) and 18th (2:30PM/8:30 PM), 1972.

November 18th, 1972 was the original date set for the 'Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite' concert to take place, as it would be the final day of the November, 1972 tour (November 8 -18), but the date had to be moved at the request of NBC's television executive Jim Aubrey, who wanted to avoid the special overlapping with the theatrical release of "Elvis On Tour", scheduled for the same month.

Instead, three November 1972, concerts at the H.I.C, Honolulu, Hawaii, were basically held to test the lights and sound of the place chosen for the fabulous Via Satellite television broadcast on January 14, 1973.

[ABOVE] Elvis performed at the Honolulu International Center (H.I.C), Honolulu, Hawaii, on November 17 (8:30 PM).

Crowd: 8.400

Suit: Thunderbird | Belt: Jack Lord belt | Cape: Blue cape

[ABOVE] Elvis performed at the Honolulu International Center (H.I.C), Honolulu, Hawaii, on November 18 (2:30PM), 1972.

Crowd: 8.400.

Suit: Black Conquistador | Belt: Original belt | Cape: Red cape.

[ABOVE] Elvis performed at the Honolulu International Center (H.I.C), Honolulu, Hawaii, on November 18 (8:30 PM), 1972.

Crowd: 9000

Suit: Aztec Star/Tiffany suit | Belt: White Fireworks | Suit belt Cape: Silver cape.

[artisofthandy]

It’s Hip-Hop Day 2024 everyone! The day where we celebrate hip-hop culture, fashion, dances, activities and music! From breakdancing to turntables to mceeing to DJing and rapping and etc! It marks the day where by documentary: Started as a house party hosted by Clive Campbell aka DJ Kool Herc in the Bronx back on August 11th 1973 (51 years then!) but got so great and intense that it had to be hosted outside! Though many sources claim that Hip-Hop was found much earlier than Kool Herc’s party but still Happy Hip-Hop Day 2024 and Hip-Hop + Rapping, breakdancing, turntables, DJing and rapping will always play a place in my heart as one of my favourite music genres and cultures.

It’s Hip-Hop Day 2024 everyone! The day where we celebrate hip-hop culture, fashion, dances, activities and music! From breakdancing to turntables to mceeing to DJing and rapping and etc! It marks the day where by documentary: Started as a house party hosted by Clive Campbell aka DJ Kool Herc in the Bronx back on August 11th 1973 (51 years then!) but got so great and intense that it had to be hosted outside! Though many sources claim that Hip-Hop was found much earlier than Kool Herc’s party but still Happy Hip-Hop Day 2024 and Hip-Hop + Rapping, breakdancing, turntables, DJing and rapping will always play a place in my heart as one of my favourite music genres and cultures.

[honestlychiefbanana]

Highlights of Kazuchika Okada & Hiroshi Tanahashi vs Hirooki Goto & YOSHI-HASHI NJPW 51st Anniversary

[tanagause]

[theseasideskies]

Thank you Marcos for permanently ruining September 21st for every Filipino ✨

[wrestlingisfake]

NJPW 51st Anniversary preview

Hirooki Goto & YOSHI-HASHI vs. Kazuchika Okada & Hiroshi Tanahashi - Bishamon (Goto and Yoshi) are the IWGP heavyweight tag team champions. Okada proposed this match almost immediatly after defending the world title against Tanahashi on February 18.

On paper, the "dream team" of Okada and Tanahashi, with over a dozen singles championships between them, should be unstoppable. Either Okada or Tana would be heavy favorites one-on-one against Goto or Yoshi. But the dream team's record in two-on-two bouts is 4-4, whereas Goto and Yoshi are hotter now together than they ever were separately. The big question of this match, then, is whether Bishamon's cohesion as a team is enough of an advantage to overcome the challengers' individual strengths.

All that has somewhat overshadowed another issue: Goto and Yoshi are loyal memebrs of CHAOS, the faction led by Okada. Intra-faction clashes like this are somewhat unusual in New Japan. In Chaos in particular, it seems to be understood that you don't challenge the boss for his title unless he's okay with it. So it just feels awkward for Okada to presumptuously issue this challenge, with no indication he's cleared it with the champs. Not that I expect any hard feelings to come out of this match, but it makes me wonder if something is brewing for later...

It could work for Okada and Tana to hold the tag belts for a while, but I think it's far more likely the champs will retain to maintain the status quo. I suppose Goto will pin Tana, although if Yoshi gets the pin that would feel like a pretty big deal, so that's something to watch for.

David Finlay vs. Tomohiro Ishii - This is one of eight first-round matches in the New Japan Cup tournament. The winners of those eight matches advance to the second round to face eight men who all got byes. In this case, the winner will go on to face Great-O-Khan on March 15. The loser is eliminated; unlike the G1 Climax, this tournament is "win or go home."

This seemed like just another tournament match when it was first announced, but it's taken on greater importance after Finlay's shocking heel turn on February 18. It's still wild to me that Finlay managed to get major heel heat by disrupting the final farewell of mega-dick-heel Jay White. The idea seems to be that Finlay is taking White's spot by any means necessary, which seems like a tall order. So this match is a big test of whether anyone can buy Finlay as a replacement for Jay. He pretty much has to beat Ishii, because if he can't he's already dead in the water.

Shota Umino vs. Yujiro Takahashi - Another match in the first round of the New Japan Cup. The winner will advance to meet Zack Sabre Jr. on March 15.

Ever since Shota returned from excursion late last year, I get the feeling he's in line for a big push. And yet, he lost in big singles matches against Will Ospreay and Tetsuya Naito. So there's really no good reason for him to lose to Yujiro as well. Thing is, even if he does win, I'm not confident he can beat Sabre in the second round; even if he does, that will set up a title bout where I'm sure he'd lose. I don't really get the way New Japan books this stuff. So yeah, I actually can't say for sure Umino will win here.

Hiromu Takahashi & BUSHI vs. Lio Rush & YOH - Takahashi defended the IWGP junior title against Yoh on February 5, so Yoh's partner Lio Rush stepped up to take the next title shot on March 21. Bushi is basically here to lose the fall, I think.

Tetsuya Naito & Shingo Takagi & SANADA vs. Great-O-Khan & Jeff Cobb & Aaron Henare - This is a preview of Takagi vs. Henare in their first-round New Japan Cup match on March 10. Naito and Sanada already had their first-round matches; Khan and Cobb both got byes to skip the first round altogether. I've seen Tumblr sexyman polls that had better seeding than this tournament. I think Henare loses this match.

Ren Narita & Minoru Suzuki & El Desperado vs. EVIL & SHO & Dick Togo - Narita's team (Strong Style) holds the NEVER trios title, but those belts aren't on the line here. This is a preview of Narita vs. Evil in a first-round New Japan Cup match on March 8. Nobody else in this match is even in the tournament, which seems a bit odd. If Evil's team wins, then they almost have to continue their feud with Strong Style, and I'd rather not see that. Hopefully Dick gets pinned here.

Will Ospreay & Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis vs. Tama Tonga & Toru Yano & Satoshi Kojima - Davis vs. Yano is scheduled for the first round of the New Japan Cup on March 8. The winner will meet Ospreay on March 13, which makes things awkward for the United Empire if Ospreay vs. Davis happens. Fletcher's first-round match is on March 10, while Tama has a bye. Kojima isn't in the tournament at all, so logically he's the one to do the job.

Zack Sabre Jr. & Kosei Fujita vs. KENTA & El Phantasmo - Sabre and Kenta both have byes, while Phantasmo already lost his first-round match. Fujita is a Young Lion, which would normally make him unaffiliated with any faction, but Sabre "adopted" him into TMDK. But a Young Lion is a Young Lion, and his presence in this match is a handicap for his team. Kenta and ELP ought to be able to win this one way or another.

[overthegardenwirtt]

gm happy 51st anniversary of armand putting daniel in a saw trap in San Francisco

[kropotkindersurprise]

November 17, 2024 - Anarchists attacked riot police in Athens as tens of thousands took to the streets to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the Athens Polytechnic University student uprising. [video]

[nocontextlestat]

happy 51st anniversary to the first interview between daniel molloy and louis de pointe du lac

[hobermallowed]

happy 51st anniversary to Danlou’s first category 5 event ❤️

[autisticadvocacy]

Today is the 51st Anniversary of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The Rehab Act was the first federal disability rights statute. The purpose was to prevent discrimination against disabled people by the federal government or any organizations using federal funding.

[oxyyrinchus]

Happy September 8th!

Today marks a significant milestone—the 51st anniversary of three pivotal events in our shared history: Louis’ attempt, the contact between Armand and Lestat, and the beginning of what we now know as Devil’s Minion.

“September 8th, 1973. September 8th, 1973. It was 11:07 here. It would have been 9:07 in San Francisco. Armand called me. Were you there?”

[honestlychiefbanana]

Highlights of David Finlay Jr. vs Tomohiro Ishii NJPW 51st Anniversary