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@rocknrollofall Another vote for Little Feat!

What band do you think never got the recognition they deserved?

@RockNRoLL_85 I absolutely love this song but now when I hear the first verse all I think of is Naked Gun

This song never gets old…..

@allrockmusic Sorry, We CAN Be Together

@allrockmusic Tossup between Volunteers or We Could Be Together

What’s your favourite song by Jefferson Airplane?

@VintageRockN_85 youtu.be/ouxo-5tO6II?si…

La Grange doesn’t exist!!! Now’s what’s your favorite ZZ Top song?

@1ssve And it seems to be a Teams thing, on Messenger we just... started messaging

I can’t stand when someone types “hello” on Microsoft teams and waits for a response. Please just type out what you want in the first message.

@LesPurves IV

Pick ONE. No fence-sitting. • Led Zeppelin — Led Zeppelin IV • Black Sabbath — Master of Reality • Deep Purple — Fireball • The Who — Who’s Next Four albums. Same year. Heavy rock hit another level. You only get one, which one? 👇 #1971 #ClassicRock #HeavyRock #HardRock #LedZeppelin #BlackSabbath #DeepPurple #TheWho #VinylCommunity #RockMusic

@Mikehomeseller Only coming up w four at the moment Ya Ya's Made In Japan Too Late To Stop Now Song Remains The Same, though mostly sentimental value

What are your five favorite live albums? #mikesquestions

@MusicJim2 GNR & PJ, probably Hendrix (or VH) to round it out And it's a good list, probably wouldn't remove any of them

My 16 favorite debut albums🎩🪄 You can only afford to buy 3 Albums, you can also pick one you would remove if you want 😍👀😍 #GoodLuck 😎 Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Are You Experienced Guns N’ Roses – Appetite for Destruction Aerosmith – Aerosmith America – America Boston – Boston Steely Dan – Can’t Buy a Thrill Eagles – Eagles The Cars – The Cars Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin Lynyrd Skynyrd – (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) Pearl Jam – Ten The Beatles – Please Please Me Pretenders – Pretenders The Doors – The Doors

@MusicJim2 Rubber Attic Toys In The Soul ...wait (Seriously, both are my faves of those artists)

Pick 2 Albums🎩🪄 The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV The Beatles – Rubber Soul Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Déjà Vu AC/DC – Back in Black The Moody Blues – Days of Future Passed The Who – Who’s Next #Great8😍😍

@danceyrselfdean Don't know if it's better, but it's close youtu.be/g6lUiphOTVY?si…

can't think of a single cover of a Beatles song that is better than the original

@YaronWeitzman This is one of the reasons the old Southwest Conference collapsed: it was easier for UT and A&M alumni to attend games in Houston or Dallas than wait for years on the ticket list

It's the prices. Or, more specifically, how insanely expensive it is to go to MSG. That's it. It's significantly cheaper to go down to Philly and watch a game than to go the Garden. For Lots of Knicks fans, this is the only way they can even dream of going to a Knicks playoff game.

@TheExtremeMusi1 Dylan Both zig when you expect them to zag, but sometimes I feel Neil is a bit more reactionary and/or predictable in this area, whereas Dylan is just tuned in to a different frequency

Settle a bet for me. Neil Young or Bob Dylan ???

@rocknrollofall Small show: Charlie Sexton at Fitzgeralds in Houston, sometime in the 90s Big show: Paul McCartney at The Summit, the Back in the US Tour Honorable Mention: Neville Brothers on some balcony at Mardi Gras Galveston

What was the best concert you've been to?

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s ⭐️⭐️#1⭐️⭐️ Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run (1975) ⭐️39 minutes ⭐️8 glorious songs ⭐️perfect opener (Thunder Road) ⭐️perfect closer (Jungleland) ⭐️perfect in-betweens Ranked #21 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time.

MAESTRA JAPONESA PERDIÓ SU TRABAJO TRAS DEBUTAR EN CINE PARA ADULTOS Momoka Kawana, una maestra de física en escuela en Japón, llevaba una doble vida en secreto como actriz de la industria para adultos.  Su plan era renunciar silenciosamente, pero un error hizo que se filtrara su contenido y la escuela se enteró. La despidieron, pero aquí viene lo más interesante: como ella había estudiado en esa misma escuela, los directivos la conocían desde niña. En lugar de atacarla, se preocuparon pensando que podía estar pasando por problemas graves y le ofrecieron ayuda.

@quinde_jeffrey @ranmasaotome96 💯 not letting L&T off the hook - it's so annoying it makes one reconsider whether or not Ragnarok was any good

@ranmasaotome96 I dunno. Don’t underestimate how hated Love and Thunder is on here. It’s become the punching bag of the MCU. Not even Quantumania or Secret Invasion got as much unbridled hate.

It was less Love & Thunder being bad and mostly Taika becoming more and more of a dick in interviews and publicity. He started to believe his own hype and audiences got tired of it *very* quickly.

@theeviljulie I gotta be honest, I'm pretty sure Earl could easily talk me into getting the TruCoat option, no problem

my handsome boy is FAMOUS

@Kristinartz Homeroom was daily in middle (jr high) school In high school we had homeroom only twice - first and last days of school

On the night of May 5, 1944, the USS Buckley, a destroyer escort barely a year old, was prowling the mid-Atlantic west of the Cape Verde Islands when her radar pinged something on the surface 20,000 yards out. It was U-66. A German submarine that had been terrorizing Allied shipping for two and a half years, sinking 33 ships across two oceans. She was the deadliest U-boat still at sea. What followed is the most unhinged naval engagement of WWII. The Buckley closed in under a moonless sky. U-66's captain, exhausted and low on fuel, mistook her silhouette for the German supply sub he'd been desperately waiting to meet. He flashed a recognition signal. The Buckley flashed a random one back. It worked just long enough. At 600 yards, the Buckley opened fire. The U-boat answered with her 37mm flak gun, shells screaming past the bridge. Tracers lit up the ocean. The Buckley's captain, Lt. Cdr. Brent Abel, made a decision that wasn't in any manual. He rammed her. The Buckley's bow rode up onto U-66's forward deck and stuck there, pinning the two ships together in the middle of the Atlantic. And that's when the Germans did something no one expected. They tried to board the American destroyer. U-boat crewmen, some in pajamas, some barefoot, some clutching pistols, leapt from their sinking submarine up onto the Buckley's deck like 18th-century pirates. What followed was something out of Hornblower, not 1944. The Buckley's crew, caught at point-blank range with deck guns that couldn't depress low enough, fought back with whatever they could grab: empty shell casings hurled like bricks coffee mugs from the galley fists and boots a Thompson submachine gun swung as a club after it jammed one sailor reportedly threw a full can of coffee that knocked a German cold Gunner's Mate Jim Brown emptied a .45 into the boarders. Officers fired sidearms from the bridge wing. A German officer climbing aboard was shot in the chest and tumbled back into the sea. Another surrendered with his hands up, mid-leap. The two ships ground against each other for several minutes. Steel screaming, men screaming, the Atlantic black around them. Finally the Buckley reversed engines and tore free. Then, because the U-boat was still afloat and still dangerous, Abel turned around and rammed her a second time, crushing her conning tower and rolling her onto her side. U-66 went down at 03:39. The Buckley fished 36 surviving Germans out of the water, including the men who, twenty minutes earlier, had been trying to beat her crew to death on her own deck. American casualties: a few cuts, bruises, and one sailor with a sprained wrist from punching a Nazi in the face. They made fresh coffee and sailed home.