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Okay, you don't like Trump but does John Fetterman's 13 year old daughter deserve getting her throat cut? And this guy's running for Senate? uk.news.yahoo.com/senate-candi...

uk.news.yahoo.comSenate Candidate Raymond Chandler Faces Federal Arrest After Year-Long Campaign of Chilling Threats Against Trump and Lawmaker FamiliesIt’s hard not to feel uneasy seeing someone post a YouTube video about taxing billionaires, only to be arrested by federal agents just hours later. ... Read More
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1958 Radio stations pulled a guitar instrumental by Link Wray, Rumble, because it was perceived as violent. www.instagram.com/reel/DSIu1GR...

instagram.comunforgettableliveconcerts on Instagram: "In 1958, guitarist Link Wray shook the music world with “Rumble,” an instrumental so raw and aggressive that it made radio stations…"In 1958, guitarist Link Wray shook the music world with “Rumble,” an instrumental so raw and aggressive that it made radio stations nervous. The track had no vocals—just a dark, distorted guitar sound that felt dangerous for its time—and that alone was enough for broadcasters across the U.S. to pull it from the air, worried its mood could inspire fights and fuel teenage rebellion. Despite the ban, “Rumble” quickly grew into a cult classic, influencing generations of rock musicians who saw in it a new frontier for attitude and sound. Rolling Stone would later describe it as a track that felt like a confrontation waiting to happen, and today it stands as a landmark moment in rock history, proof that a single riff can change everything without ever saying a word.

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