Arnold Ang

[Pink Floyd @pinkfloyd]

Bootleg no more. Pink Floyd – Live in LA, 1975 is finally pressed to vinyl and CD for the first time.

A @recordstoreday exclusive 4LP clear vinyl edition will be available at participating record stores from 18 April. Visit https://t.co/E0UoW46jMH for more information.

#RSD26 #Recordstoreday

[ScienceKonek @sciencekonek]

𝗟𝗨𝗭𝗢𝗡 𝗔𝗦 𝗦𝗘𝗘𝗡 𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗖𝗘 🇵🇭

Even before the #Artemis II mission, the Philippines has been photographed several times in the past years by astronauts while they are in orbit.

Here's a photo of Luzon from around 346 kilometers above taken during the International Space Station (ISS) Expedition 23 back just a day before the elections in May 2010. #Philippines #space #NASA

[Brian Electro @BriansElectro]

Happy Easter 🤘
#RocknRoll

[muerdekeroyo @muerdekeroyo]

Happy Birthday ERIC CLAPTON!!
(March 30, 1945)
#EricClapton

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Eddie Van Halen, Chuck Norris, and David Lee Roth hanging out and sharing a few Schlitz Malt Liquors back in the day. What are your thoughts and memories of Chuck Norris? #RIPChuck Norris #RIPLegend

[Eric Clapton @EricClapton]

During an interview with @gowithelmopod that took place in January of 2025, @NathanEast discusses one of the important life lessons he learned throughout his time working with Eric Clapton.

[Restricted Daily @RestrictedDaily]

Rosetta Tharpe was shredding an electric guitar and electrifying crowds in the 1930s and 40s while most people had never even heard the term rock and roll yet. Her gospel fire, rhythm, and guitar style directly influenced artists like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Little Richard, and Chuck Berry. Long before stadium tours and rock legends, she was already doing it. Put some respect on her name — Rosetta Tharpe is the true founder of rock and roll.

[Rock and Roll Garage @rocknrollgarag1]

Happy 80th birthday to David Gilmour!

[Rock Feed 🎸 @RockFeedNet]

Billy Corgan says rock didn’t just fade, it was pushed out of mainstream culture. Speaking with Conrad Flynn on The Magnificent Others Podcast, he recalled a late‑’90s shift where MTV “suddenly decided rock was out” even though the genre was still huge.

Corgan said he “saw the gravity shift” as rap took over and standards changed overnight. Today, he points to the irony: rock sells massive tickets worldwide, yet barely appears in mainstream media. For him, the industry “purposely dialed down the ability of rock stars to have a voice.”

📸 - The Magnificent Others Podcast

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Nothing disturbs me more than the glorification of stupidity.

-- Carl Sagan

[Mao Ning 毛宁 @SpoxCHN_MaoNing]

Happy Chinese New Year!🏮🐎

Wishing every country peace, and every family joy in the Year of the Horse. BTW, welcome to celebrate Spring Festival in China! #LivingTheChinaVibe

[Vintage Rock 🎸 @VintageRockN_85]

We should all own this……

[ᵥᵢₛₕwₐᵣₐₙⱼₐₙ Cₕₒᵤdₕₐᵣy @vishwachou901]

Growth isn't just about adding more
it’s about transforming what’s already there 🌿

Let 2026 be your year of blooming 🌸✨