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@COSportsNut Atwater! Razorback and Bronco.

Who is your favorite Denver Bronco (all time) that isn’t named Elway, Manning, TD, Von Miller, or Sharpe? #BroncosCountry

@Hot_Pepper76 Long Time-Boston

What 70s rock song is a masterpiece but almost never gets played on classic rock radio anymore?

@Hot_Pepper76 Heart Hotels

He wasn't just a singer-songwriter. He was a gifted multi-instrumentalist who wrote many of his own songs and helped define the soft rock sound of the 1970s and 1980s. From Leader of the Band to Longer, Same Old Lang Syne, Missing You, and Hard to Say, his songs blended heartfelt storytelling with exceptional musicianship. Those are just a few of the many great songs he gave us. What's your favorite Dan Fogelberg song, whether it's listed here or not?

@BuzzPatterson Went to many a concert at Barton.

My first concert ever. Barton Coliseum, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1974. My senior year at Jacksonville High School. I went with my best friend, Gaylen Burnside. We loved it so much, we drove up to Fayetteville, AR, the next night for their show there! Badass Southern boys who could rock! Lynyrd Skynyrd.🇺🇸🔥

@Arkypatriot Yes! My Mom always bought it for chili dogs.

Happy and good Tuesday, everybody. Arkansas pride isn’t just mountains, rivers, Razorbacks, and front porch stories. Sometimes it comes in a bright yellow box of 4 Star Beef Chili. Made in Fort Smith, Arkansas by Famous Chili, Inc., 4 Star Chili has been a River Valley favorite since 1948. For generations, that bright yellow box was a familiar sight in grocery freezer cases across Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. It wasn’t fancy. It wasn’t trying to be gourmet. It was Arkansas. It is practical, hearty, affordable, and always ready for a chili dog, a ballgame, a hunting camp, or a quick family meal. Some foods are more than a meal. They’re a memory. If you grew up around Fort Smith, chances are you remember seeing this box and instantly knowing what was for supper. Who else remembers 4 Star Chili?

@Hot_Pepper76 Everybody Wants to Rule the World. Can’t skip that one.

Kashmir is one of those songs I never skip. What other rock song belongs on that same level, or at least comes close?

@GenTXer2 War

If you had to choose only one album by U2 for your favorite 80 Albums Of The 80s list, which would it be? 🤔

@PolitiBunny This is me and my husband.☺️

I’m bored. Tired of politics. Humor me. Post the last image you saved without providing context. Let’s see how weird you people really are. 😂

@Hot_Pepper76 The Cowboys, only because my Dad took me to see it when I was very young. Still remember it.

What's your favorite John Wayne movie? We're big fans in our house. I love that even my teenage daughter enjoys watching his movies with us, and has her favorites. 😂

@Hot_Pepper76 Out of Africa

What is the absolute most boring movie ever made?😂 We have one playing right now, and it is painful.

@batcountry1980 So cool!

A day in the life that I’ll never forget. To stand in Studio 2, knowing that apart from a handful of tracks, this is where it all happened, was a genuinely emotional experience. I remember thinking “all those songs I love were created between these walls. You can trace them all back to this room. This is the place” And you could feel it. Honestly, there’s a tangible magic in the air. Pure magic, real magic. I’ve got goosebumps thinking about it

@batcountry1980 Early Lennon is my favorite.

It’s Sunday Morning, let’s now mess about here.

@Hot_Pepper76 Echo and the Bunnymen

What band did you catch early, before everyone knew their name?

@Hot_Pepper76 Surrender

Cheap Trick fans: What's the first song that comes to mind when you hear their name?

@Hot_Pepper76 Karen Carpenter What a voice.

Pick a favorite. 🥰

@Arkypatriot Simply the best! Grew up not far from Hot Springs and have to hit McClards whenever I’m around.

Good Wednesday! Have you ever eaten at a place so legendary that people plan entire road trips around it? In Hot Springs, Arkansas, that place is McClard’s Bar-B-Q. The story goes back to 1928 when Alex and Gladys McClard traded a meal for what became their famous barbecue sauce recipe. Nearly a century later, the family-owned restaurant is still serving the same style of Arkansas barbecue that has made it a destination for generations of travelers, locals, and even a few presidents. Walk through the door and you’re greeted by the unmistakable aroma of slow-smoked meat and decades of tradition. The menu is packed with favorites—tender ribs, chopped pork, beef, and smoked chicken—but many visitors come specifically for the legendary tamales covered with barbecue, beans, cheese, onions, and sauce. It’s a combination that sounds unusual until you try it. The atmosphere is refreshingly simple. No trendy gimmicks. No fancy presentation. Just generous portions, time-tested recipes, and walls filled with memories from nearly 100 years of serving hungry customers. Whether you’re a barbecue purist or just looking for an authentic Arkansas food experience, McClard’s isn’t just a restaurant it’s a piece of Arkansas history that continues to draw people from across the country. If you’ve eaten at McClard’s, what’s your go-to order?

@RedsSuffering @CleavageCrumbs Ahem

@CleavageCrumbs My audience is older American dudes…which screams Yacht Rock….

I was just in a conversation with some folks regarding the age demographics on X. Mind you, I don't want to stick my nose into anybody's personal info, but I am curious, what is the age demographic of your audience? Is it getting older as mine is? Yes, The Crumbs does have moments of business-minded seriousness. If that's too much for some to handle, let it be known that I'm wearing a Nixon mask as I write this in order to sustain some level of silliness.

@batcountry1980 Love Just a Memory

@HBScottiedog Such a great collection.

#verbalgymnastics Today’s Elvis Costello lyric stuck in my head There are some things you can't cover up with lipstick and powder I thought I heard you mention my name Can't you talk any louder? youtu.be/XHBd_pSTgao?si…

@Hot_Pepper76 The Temptations are such a great act from Motown.

They became one of Motown's most successful acts and helped define the sound of soul music in the 1960s and 1970s. My Girl. Ain't Too Proud to Beg. Just My Imagination. Papa Was a Rollin' Stone. Can you name the group?