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"Queen
I knew about them but had no interest in them for many years despite loving music from a young age
Now absolutely gutted I didn't appreciate them until my mid 30s"
Yes I felt I was late discovering them at 16. Prior to that I was listening to Madonna, Erasure and Pet Shop Boys. Then discovering Queen I was becoming a man  |
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"Is there a band or artist who were around in your youth but you didn't 'discover' them until fairly recently.
I'll start with E.L.O. They are amazing, better late than never eh?"
brilliant band ive loved them since the early 80s.a new world record,discovery and time are all excellent albums.no other band sounds like them completely unique |
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"Is there a band or artist who were around in your youth but you didn't 'discover' them until fairly recently.
I'll start with E.L.O. They are amazing, better late than never eh?"
The first record I ever bought was Hold on Tight ELO |
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By *lex46TV/TS
over a year ago
Near Wells |
Altered Images and ABC. I always knew about them but never fussed. Saw both bands at a festival a few years ago and they were both brilliant.
Seen them at their own shows and they were amazing. Often on my playlists now. |
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over a year ago
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The Misfits. Just didn't bother with them then fell down a rabbit hole.
Also Ghost. I dismissed them as a gimmick but I ended up loving them. I would have loved the opportunity to have seen them in a smaller venue as opposed to the arenas they do now. |
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over a year ago
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"Elo
Fleetwood Mac
Pink Floyd
just about everyone must have a copy of Fleetwood Macs rumours album in there collection  "
Nope.
Fleetwood Mac ended when Peter Green left. |
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over a year ago
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Iron maiden
I knew about it n was aware how big n legends they were since day 1
But never gone for it . Recently it sparked my curiousity xx
Maybe cause I just watched last series of stranger things |
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"Queen
I knew about them but had no interest in them for many years despite loving music from a young age
Now absolutely gutted I didn't appreciate them until my mid 30s"
Same..at the time I was too "cool" for queen... What a div. |
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By *imbobaMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Pearl jam
Alice in chains
James
Only got into them I'm the last 5 or so years. Lucky enough to see pearl jam in London which was amazing but Eddie in his prime was different class. "
Yup to Pearl Jam
And Clutch |
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"Elo
Fleetwood Mac
Pink Floyd
just about everyone must have a copy of Fleetwood Macs rumours album in there collection
Nope.
Fleetwood Mac ended when Peter Green left."
as much as I like the Peter green era the classic line up of fleetwood,buckingham,nicks,christine and John McVie was Fleetwood Mac at there best |
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"Queen
I knew about them but had no interest in them for many years despite loving music from a young age
Now absolutely gutted I didn't appreciate them until my mid 30s"
Queen are great..just listen more.. catch up then ?? |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
Not all that North of North London |
"Mudhoney, saw them live a couple of weeks ago and wondered why it had taken me over 30 years to check them out. "
I saw mudhoney many times back in the day and rated them far higher than the big name grunge acts of that time.
But somehow Sonic Youth completely padded me by, I know I tried but I just didn't rate them, now I love them |
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"Is there a band or artist who were around in your youth but you didn't 'discover' them until fairly recently.
I'll start with E.L.O. They are amazing, better late than never eh?"
Agree about ELO. They get played a fair bit on Greatest Hits Radio and the other Sunday, Simon Mayo played 'The Way Life's Meant To Be'. Given my age, this single would have passed me by in the early 80s. I now hear a masterpiece and have been listening to the parent album, Time, ever since. It's amazingly good. Also I never bothered much with Billy Joel, although 'We Didn't Start The Fire' I thought was one of the best and cleverest songs of 89. I now keep discovering more of his excellent work. Currently playing 'You May Be Right' which was one of his earlier singles. It failed to chart like ELO's single above. Baffling  |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"The Misfits. Just didn't bother with them then fell down a rabbit hole.
Also Ghost. I dismissed them as a gimmick but I ended up loving them. I would have loved the opportunity to have seen them in a smaller venue as opposed to the arenas they do now."
I missed out on the Misfits but saw Glenn Danzig at Rock city once, great singer |
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Too many to mention really, my older sister would be listening to depeche (depressed as I would say at the time) mode in her bedroom while I was listening to Metallica and slayer in mine and hated them! I love them now! |
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"Is there a band or artist who were around in your youth but you didn't 'discover' them until fairly recently.
I'll start with E.L.O. They are amazing, better late than never eh?
Agree about ELO. They get played a fair bit on Greatest Hits Radio and the other Sunday, Simon Mayo played 'The Way Life's Meant To Be'. Given my age, this single would have passed me by in the early 80s. I now hear a masterpiece and have been listening to the parent album, Time, ever since. It's amazingly good. Also I never bothered much with Billy Joel, although 'We Didn't Start The Fire' I thought was one of the best and cleverest songs of 89. I now keep discovering more of his excellent work. Currently playing 'You May Be Right' which was one of his earlier singles. It failed to chart like ELO's single above. Baffling "
Yes Billy Joel is another. As a small child all I knew was uptown girl as it was played to death. I realised in recent times, BJ did lots of other good stuff. |
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