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In 1994 Rolling Stones Live Streams On Internet

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The Rolling Stones become the first rock act to stream a live concert on the Internet, webcasting a portion of a show from Dallas, Texas

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In 1994 Christie’s Holds Its First Ever Rock Memorabilia Auction

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Christie’s auction house in New York City holds their first-ever auction of rock memorabilia, including The Beach Boys’ guitars, a stage outfit worn by Jimi Hendrix, and John Lennon’s famous Army fatigues.

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In 1971 Elvis Plays Met Center

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After Elvis Presley’s set at the Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota, announcer Al Dvorin tells the crowd, “Elvis has left the building.” The phrase soon enters the cultural lexicon, used to signal that an event is truly over.

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In 1983 Dark Side Of The Moon Breaks Record On Billboard Chart

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Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon album breaks the record for most weeks on the Billboard albums chart when it eclipses Johnny’s Greatest Hits by Johnny Mathis with 491 weeks. Dark Side remains on the chart until 1988, when it drops off with 724 weeks. Thanks to reissues and promotions, it returns from time to time, notching over 880 weeks on the chart in total.

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In 1999 The Temptations Earn First Platinum Record

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The Temptations earn their first platinum record when their 56th album Phoenix Rising finally sells its millionth copy.

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