Bryan Taylor

[Bryan Taylor @BryanTaylor01]

I use MY electricity to “Rock and Roll All Night and Party Every Day!!!!!” #OneNWFL #NWFLForward \m/ |||| \m/

[Gun Club Music @gunclub_music]

Pretenders

[FootballRetroPlus @robertmdaws]

#friday #debbieharry @Boasty74 #ramones

[werth @werthro]

Debbie Harry

[Punkrock History @PunkRockStory]

40 years ago today
Kim Gordon and Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth at CBGB, New York City on June 13, 1986.

Photo by Ebet Roberts

#punk #punks #punkrock #womenofpunk #kimgordon #leeranaldo #cbgb #history #punkrockhistory #otd

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Brian Johnson, the lead singer of AC/DC, and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin appeared together in an episode of the TV series "Brian Johnson's A Life on the Road," a show in which Brian travels the world to interview and chat casually with other legendary musicians.

This particular episode was filmed in 2017 in Wales, in the United Kingdom, where Brian went to visit Robert and they spent the day walking through landscapes and historic sites connected to Led Zeppelin, such as areas where they recorded parts of their album Led Zeppelin III, talking about tours, band anecdotes, the history of rock, and personal moments in a very natural and friendly way, without it being a formal studio interview.

There are funny moments, such as when Robert surprises Brian by appearing dressed in a Celtic warrior outfit similar to the one he wore in the film The Song Remains the Same.

The episode first aired in the United Kingdom and Ireland on Sky Arts in 2017, and later reached the United States, where it aired on AXS TV on September 22, 2019.

It is a program much loved by fans because it shows two rock legends acting like friends, chatting casually about their careers.

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Debbie Harry posing for photographer Brian Aris during a promotional shoot in the UK right around the time Blondie released their breakthrough album, Parallel Lines.
Did anyone out there happen to buy Parallel Lines when it first hit the record stores back in the fall of '78, or catch Blondie on tour during this era? Let’s hear your favorite tracks and memories in the comments! 👇

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

The Rolling Stones released their debut single “Come On”, June 7, 1963.

The song was a fast-paced cover of a Chuck Berry track, which made perfect sense given how much Mick Jagger and Keith Richards idolized American blues and R&B artists back then. Their manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, pushed them to record it just to get something commercial out on the airwaves. The band wasn't actually crazy about how polished the final studio mix sounded, especially compared to the raw, gritty energy of their live club shows.

Even with those reservations, the single did exactly what it needed to do. It climbed its way onto the UK charts, peaking at number 21. More than anything, it gave British teenagers their first real taste of a band that would soon become the ultimate counterculture alternative to the cleaner-cut image of The Beatles.

[FanDuel Sportsbook @FDSportsbook]

Indiana won the CFB National Championship.
The Big Ten has SIX teams in the Sweet 16.

THE BIG TEN RUNS COLLEGE SPORTS 😤

(via @GoodmanHoops)

[Graham @Gracro5]

Captain Sensible and Mick Jones

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Who wants to go to Coney Island with a coked out Debbie Harry? Everybody? Well, alright then.

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

When Metallica and Lemmy rocked together (2009)

[Ladytron Fan Account @Lady_FanAccount]

The Police - Walking On The Moon #newwave #70s

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[Pink Floyd @pinkfloyd]

An advert for a number of Pink Floyd gigs in the USA, in March 1973 - although the poster shows nine shows, a total of fourteen were played that month in the US, and two in Canada. The band were back for more US shows in June that year.

[Gun Club Music @gunclub_music]

Debbie

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

This iconic photograph of Black Sabbath and Van Halen was taken backstage at the Hammersmith Odeon, London on June 1, 1978.

Photo by Ross Halfin

[U2tour @U2tour]

"Happy Birthday, Adam Clayton! The heartbeat of U2 is still shining as bright as that silver sparkling bass. Keep on grooving! #AdamClayton #U2 #HappyBirthday #Bass"

[Foo Fighters @foofighters]

The band had a long conversation with David Fricke in the new issue of @MOJOmagazine.

With subscribers now and on stands 17 March.
https://t.co/eetSLcqlHC

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

David Jones (aka Dave Jay, aka David Bowie) in 1963. He was 16 years-old when he stepped in as saxophonist and lead singer for The Kon-rads at a gig in a south London pub.

Look at more amazing historical photos: https://t.co/W7jIvOHun5

[Loudwire @Loudwire]

Outside of Seattle's "Big 4" (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains), what is your favorite band from the grunge era?

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