🎧 Robert Withrow 🎧

I live in Shasta County…that green county up near the top of the state. For those who have no idea where Redding, CA is!

@Youthguy07 At least you’ll know where to look!

They do Easter very differently in some places. Anything to draw a crowd, I guess. 😂 At least it's free!

@Mikehomeseller Dark Side Of The Moon!

Which album do you prefer from below? Will this settle a good debate? #mikesquestions

@braves2430 I don’t know how anyone could say no!

Alright would you eat this? 😃

@Mikehomeseller The only thing I ever get a McDonald’s is oatmeal and a medium coffee with three and three! Or a couple of cheeseburgers! That’s it. But I had a Whopper for lunch today…so my vote is for the Whopper!

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@LeeJero32024251 Weird that you can find this album all over the place for under five bucks. But the cd is almost always around a hundred dollars! I don’t know why! From what I remember it’s an average album!

"Modern Times" the sixth album by Jefferson Starship was released OTD 4/2/1981. Grace Slick appeared on this album after a three year absence.

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@Hot_Pepper76 These lyrics…💥

"If You Could Read My Mind" (1970) One of Gordon Lightfoot's most personal songs, written during the breakup of his first marriage. This 1972 performance shows how quietly powerful it was. Where does it rank among his songs?x.com/calmalgodown/s…

@Mikehomeseller Breakfast In America…followed closely by The Cars!

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@NatashaCL7 I’m 5’8…my bride is 5’2!

I’m 5’2, how about you?

@GenTXer2 Try And Love Again! Super underrated song!

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #38 Eagles: Hotel California (1977)

@GenTXer2 @AlphenMatthias I think it was designed for stoners! 😆

@AlphenMatthias I've never liked this album cover

#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #38 of 70: Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III (1970) "Led Zeppelin III" was originally seen as a bit of a disappointment. It needs to be remembered that anticipation was impossibly high by the fall of 1970. Their first two albums were huge sellers, and "Whole Lotta Love" became a radio hit earlier that year. Their live show rightly earned them a reputation as the most impressive new band of the era, meaning they had a lot to live up to with their third release. So they took their time with the record, cutting it at an isolated 18th century cottage in Gwynedd, Wales. The opening track "Immigrant Song" is a tease for people looking for the next "Whole Lotta Love" rock song, but the rest of the album is built on a folky, acoustic foundation. The heart of the album lies on the second side, when the band delve deeply into English folk. "Gallows Pole" updates a traditional tune with a menacing flair, and "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" is an infectious acoustic romp, while "That's the Way" and "Tangerine" are shimmering songs with graceful country flourishes. A couple of criticisms though, "Hats off to (Roy) Harper" sounds like a leftover B-side, while "Hey, Hey What Can I Do" an actual B-side of "Immigrant Song" would have been better served on "Led Zeppelin III", instead of the swampy sounding mess of "Hats off to (Roy) Harper", we got instead. The other criticism, is the album cover art. I agree with Jimmy Page who notoriously disliked the cover, calling it "teeny boppy" and a "disappointment". Page took responsibility for the cover, stating the artist Zacron, took the group's idea too far and, due to deadlines, they had to use the final design. Criticisms aside, "Led Zeppelin III" provided Led Zeppelin with the necessary room to grow musically, even though record sales were relatively soft, leaving some to wonder whether the band was on their way out. Little did they know what was coming next. . .

@autumnsdad1 Moving In Stereo

One of my favorite bands growing up was The Cars.. Bye Bye Love is my favorite by them..how about you?

@oriettamusic Steely Dan

Pick one 🎶🎸 Do It Again – Steely Dan (1972) Do It Again – The Beach Boys

@CLEsportsTalk This loser!

It’s Passover! Who’s a player do you wish the Browns “passed over” in a previous draft? #Reply

@eightvinyllow Gonna Raise Hell is my favorite Cheap Trick song!

Good morning, everyone! Happy Wednesday! My song of the day: “Dream Police” by Cheap Trick, from their 1979 album Dream Police. youtu.be/fu9sEdi48Tg?si…

@JerryCola @BeatlemaniaUK Half my friends called it Hey Jude, while the other half called it The Beatles Again

@BeatlemaniaUK This one even thought I don't remember it having a name back then.

What was the first Beatles album you owned? #Beatles #TheBeatles

@MichaelKlo35834 @BeatlemaniaUK I love this album! I think it’s a great listen!

@BeatlemaniaUK The Beatles Again

@BeatlemaniaUK @Music_sophia347

What the heck @Netflix?

@Mikehomeseller Michael Jackson

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