andy mclenon

@caroljsroth It has to be worse. I'm concerned that this madness is accelerating at such a rapid pace. I wish it would slow down so we could catch our breath but now AI is going to kick it into overdrive! 😲

So, were people always this insane and we just started noticing it or is it getting worse?

@GAltringham It's top tier Hitchcock which means it's one of the best films ever made.

Ok Film X. I got another question for you. What's your brutally honest opinion on the movie below? Do you love it, hate it, or are you on the fence? Rear Window (1954) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock 😃🙄😡 What do you think?

@RockNRoLL_85 Absolutely essential and I love it but there was a slight decline from the first 2.

Lynyrd Skynyrd released “Nuthin Fancy” on this day in 1975!! Any fans

@RockNRoLL_85 I'm burnt on For What It's Worth but still listen to other songs like Mr. Soul, Rock & Roll Woman, Bluebird, Go and Say Goodbye and others.

Do you still listen to Buffalo Springfield?

@Bovada_Casino @TheCinesthetic That was brutal.

@TheCinesthetic The real ones know. 😪

What’s the most shocking death scene you’ve seen?

@VintageRockN_85 B but Woodstock drags it down a bit.

Which pair of Rock Classics win?

@TheExtremeMusi1 The Who

Which band do YOU prefer to see live? 👇🏻 - The Doors - The Who - Deep Purple - Black Sabbath

@VintageRockN_85 It's a miracle that in the summer of 78 they were able to unite the disco club elements, classic rock and the punks with Some Girls. I think Miss You is great but wouldn't be in my personal top 10.

Does “Miss You” land on your Rolling Stones top 5 Songs? #RockMusic

@RockNRoLL_85 Yep

Any fans of this Album? 1967 #ClassicAlbums

@AmericanDebunk Yes, thank you.

It's important we share clips like this from time to time. Sometimes we just need to hear and see our friend.

@mikemoviez He'll or High Water. It took me by surprise. Really like the others as well.

Which do you like most? 🤔

@DrPopCultureUSA I always loved her and she seems so down to earth in interviews, thanks for sharing this.

When I was having difficulties years ago, Eva Marie Saint & her husband Jeff Hayden rallied to support me when few others would. I was only an acquaintance but their encouragement sustained me in a dark time. I can never repay their kindness. EMS turns 102 in July!

@20th_Centurygal I love this!

Happy Tuesday, everyone. A little AI magic to start the day, inspired by the legends...🎸

@60sPsychJukebox He had such a cool distinct guitar tone and one of the great slide players of the classic rock years who always delivered live. I was a big Foghat fan.

March 24th 2005 - Remembering Rod Price, a founding member of Foghat, he died after falling down a stairway at his home. The 57-year-old guitarist was with the band for three Platinum and eight Gold records, including their highest charting US single, "Slow Ride", which reached #20 in 1976. He was known as 'The Magician of Slide', 'The Bottle', and 'Slide King of Rock and Roll', due to his proficiency on slide guitar.[

@iowahawkblog I have the complete series DVD box set which I treasure. Not for everybody for sure but it still makes me laugh.

Legit top 10 funniest TV shows ever made, but people weren't yet ready for that level of exquisite weirdnesss

Classic Spewy

@realcountry1953 🫡

I pledge allegiance to the Hag.

@allrockmusic Sticky Fingers

Which one of these albums would you choose?

@mikemoviez Michael Clayton. I love intense legal dramas and wish the genre was still alive. Great script and acting. It moves fast and kind of never lets up.

Which do you like most? 🤔

5 times and always great except for 1st time in summer of 74. He was sluggish and letting the band carry the show. Then for encore Keith Moon and Pete Townshend came out and of nowhere and did the encores of Layla and a Chuck Berry classic with Pete duck walking circled around EC and it's one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

Have you seen Eric Clapton Live?

@realsashastone Looking forward to it.

Project Hail Mary is absolutely brilliant, moving, entertaining, and wonderful. I wondered, and may write about, can a movie rescue me from deep, profound grief? And yes, a movie good enough has that power.