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Kat’s Hidden Camera 9/29/21:Billy Joel performing “The Stranger” live from New York City’s Carnegie Hall in 1977
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Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of iconic rock legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!

THIS WEEK: Billy Joel performing “The Stranger” live from New York City’s Carnegie Hall in 1977

  • FYI: It was 44 years ago this week (September 29th, 1977) that Billy Joel released his breakthrough fifth album, 1977’s The Stranger.

 

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Kat’s Hidden Camera: Led Zeppelin in 1969 performing “Communication Breakdown” live on Danish T.V.

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Coffee Break Trivia

Wednesday’s Question: Engineers once discovered that a single one of THESE plastic pieces can withstand nearly 950 pounds of pressure before cracking. What is it?

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Thursday’s Question: Long before lasers, Ancient Egyptians attempted tattoo removal by scraping the skin and using THIS gritty material. What was it?

Wednesday’s Question: In China, movies and TV shows built around THIS sci-fi idea are banned. What is it?

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