The Vic

@Danbremner1996 Boogie Nights was never a serious role. Departed was an unusual role for him. He knows what he’s good at. Looks like he’s enjoying himself. So why change lanes?

@OkDoomsday Boogie Nights, Departed. Never gonna see those days again

Mark Wahlburger will never star in a real film again

@RockNRoLL_85 I prefer Trower. Bridge of Sighs is a classic. I still follow his solo stuff. And I’m a fan of his Procol Harum stuff too. That said, Nugent is a hell of a guitarist. I listen to the Amboy Dukes all the time. And his early solo stuff rocks

Ted Nugent or Robin Trower?

@RockNRoLL_85 What a load of shit. I wish people would just ignore the “hall” so it would just go away

@historyrock_ And they’re playing a Fleetwood Mac song. Odd arrangement. It works though. Thank goodness Brian isn’t Donald Ducking it.

Mark Knopfler, Santana, and Brian Johnson performing together 🤯

@RockNRoLL_85 As I don’t believe “grunge” is a form of music or genre (it’s a scene, a fashion statement), I’ll go w metal

Grunge or Heavy Metal?

@manwithoutfear Finally. A reaction from someone who’s seen the Netflix show as well. Good to hear it’s better than Born Again season 1

No spoilers from me. I'm five episodes into Daredevil: Born Again S2 and it is an improvement on S1. It reminds me of the Netflix seasons, with more impactful fights and time for characters to shine. Things are really building in each episode and I can't wait to watch 6-8 tonight

@crockpics @Music_sophia347 Them Bones

What is your favorite Alice in Chains song?

@Hot_Pepper76 @Music_sophia347 I’m not a Steely Dan fan, but I knew who it was right away. They have a very unique sound.

The lyrics tell the story of a neighborhood girl named Josie coming home, stirring up all kinds of buzz. Fans and critics have pointed out lines hinting she might be returning from a stint in prison. Name the band, this was on Letterman '95.

@AnneErickson @Music_sophia347 Was supposed to see Stray Cats but that show got canceled. I think it was either Simple Minds and Modern English or Men at Work and Toto.

Who was the last band or musician you saw live in concert? 😏

@HawkEmDownChris @Music_sophia347 Eagles

Which band are you erasing? A) Led Zeppelin B) Eagles C) The Rolling Stones D) Pink Floyd

@historyrock_ I’d say one of the most influential guitarists ever. Not greatest. I actually think he’s very overrated as a guitar player. He’s always needed a band w songwriters. Most of his biggest hits were songs written by other people

Eric Clapton is one of the greatest guitarists ever

@punt_rd I’m not sure a kangaroo would survive in Wisconsin

Right, America, who is in!?

@FTFonFS1 @DannyParkins It is if you can get him for half the price. The Cowboys have been up front about not giving up two first round picks for Crosby. And that price has likely gone down since.

.@DannyParkins says the Cowboys CANNOT get Maxx Crosby: “If you have a 25-year-old edge rusher who you trade away for a bunch of draft picks, it doesn’t strike me as terribly logical to one season later take a bunch of draft picks and trade them for a 29-year-old edge rusher.”

@NWOBHM_EDDIE UFO’s Strangers in the Night is probably my favorite metal live album. It’s between it and Slayer’s Decade of Aggression

9 classic Hard & Heavy live albums. Which one are you picking? 👇 #HeavyMetal #HardRock #LiveAlbum #DeepPurple #Rainbow #JudasPriest #UFOband #Motorhead #IronMaiden #Slayer #Scorpions #Metallica

@MLFootball @LawsNation @ScooterMagruder @thebengalorian @bengaljims_BTR @BengalsCaptain @BengalsMVP @gameonjmoney @TonyDaTiger96 Me. Lamb, Pickens and Dak have a great chemistry. Don’t want to mess that up

WHO SAYS NO TO THIS TRADE…? The #Cowboys trade superstar wide receiver George Pickens for #Bengals star WR Tee Higgins and a second-round pick. Cincy would pair Pickens with Ja’Marr Chase for the long-term. Dallas would continue to add assets and have Higgins and CeeDee Lamb.

@RealEmirHan One of the many idiotic things Tarantino says on a daily basis. You just have to take most things he says w a grain of salt. People must be used to this by now. Marvelous filmmaker, but not the greatest social skills

QUENTIN TARANTINO refuses to watch Denis Villeneuve's DUNE movies "I saw David Lynch’s Dune a few times. I don’t need to see that story again.“ Denis Villeneuve said: “I don’t care. What I did was not a remake.”

@Mikehomeseller Rio. Then the Talk Talk and Tears for Fears

If you could only pick one, which would you take? #mikesquestions

@20th_Centurygal I think it was the Black Crowes. I didn’t start going to shows until late. Lived too far from concert venues

Your first concert… who did you see?

@60sPsychJukebox So much drama over this one song. Clapton redid the whole thing and dropped the ending and his been playing it that way since the early 90s. I thought it was because he couldn’t play the Duane Allman slide parts. But this could’ve contributed to it too

March 18th 1977 - Rita Coolidge released her sixth album, "Anytime...Anywhere". It would prove to be her most successful LP, rising to #6 on the Billboard 200 chart and eventually going Platinum. Coolidge also did not receive songwriting credits for the coda of the 1971 single "Layla" by Eric Clapton's band Derek and the Dominos. In 2016, Coolidge stated that she recorded a demo with her boyfriend, the band's drummer Jim Gordon, before they went to England to record with Clapton. Once they met with Clapton, Coolidge played the piece she composed for him and she gave him a cassette. Clapton, impressed by the piece, used it as part of the song in the ending section which she found out by hearing the song over a PA system a year later. She tried to contact Clapton, but was told by his manager Robert Stigwood, "What are you gonna do? You're a girl. You don't have money to fight this. Let it go." She has not heard from Clapton himself but believes he is aware of the situation. Though only Gordon has been officially credited with writing the section, the band's keyboardist Bobby Whitlock said: "Jim took that piano melody from his ex-girlfriend, Rita Coolidge."