If You Get This Answer With Your Top 5 Music Artists And Send It To The Last 7 People In Your Notifications

A bit late uuuups -_-

Happy Birthday Ian Gillan

Ian Gillan (born 19 August 1945)

@lil-melody-moon ♥️ best Christmas gift ever😭

I have something for you aswell:

Sorry for the watermarks my love I Just found them couple days ago😘 Happy xmas!!!

@fiammee Have a Jon Lord's set and never grow bored of him, he's an amazing guy <3 I wish you a Merry Christmas!

Guyss yesterday I watched Oppenheimer with some of my friends and YOOOOOOO

I made sure to finish this piece before going to the cinema and I kinda succeded yippeee :D

YOOOOOOOO 🗣️🗣️‼️⁉️

A well made magazine cover :0

Guys, look, i really appreciate your attention in sending me challenges and stuff in the inbox BUT please send something you actually want to ask to me or interacting like something you wrote yourself

The interactions may be fewer but more genuine, this way of sending messages is really making me sad and uncomfortable because it looks like something that you force in doing it, and I dont want that, specifically in this period where I cant trust anyone.

So if you want to talk lets do it, but if you havent got nothing to say, just dont reach me in this way, thank you.

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Give now (go watch all the parts!)

CLASSIC ROCK BOOKMARKERS PART 13

ALL THE PARTS

Chain Ask! Share 5 of your favorite songs, publish this ask, then share it with 10 of your favorite followers.

Hey dear ❤️ this time ill put 5 new songs that im listening non stop in this period

1) fun lil cover of jj cale, very funny to listen during roadtrips

2) very weird harmonies but very interesting aswell

3) tasty organ work, i recommend to check the whole album

4) this band is one of the masters of italian prog rock, this instrumental is good good

5) silly bluesy song with a catchy instrumental🎀😌

Tag: @lil-melody-moon your turn 😌 @foggywiz4rd

They are so silly with their working helmet

Reeperbahn in Hamburg, Germany 1972

John Coletta holds the record on the 2rd photo

Hey people!

At school we've been experimenting with this printing technique called "etching" (acquaforte in italian) where you basically corrode a zinc sheet with nitric acid.

I don't want to go in depht with all the steps, but you'll see them in my work :)

The black stuff Is a varnish that coats the surface and cannot be eroded by acid

Finished mould

And the final work! You archieve bold lines and deep blacks. I made the background with alcohol markers and colored pencils.

Jon Lord with his parents Reginald and Miriam in the late 40s - 50s (I think)