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What album as a teenager had the biggest impact on you
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For me was parallel lines Blondie |
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over a year ago
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The Queen is Dead, The Smiths |
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over a year ago
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"For me was parallel lines Blondie "
this and The Specials
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over a year ago
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"Purple Rain - Prince  "
I did Play that a lot but for me I think the most played on my walkman was inxs kick |
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By *rs322Woman
over a year ago
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Marshall Mathers LP, I surprised I didn't ware that cd out! |
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There weren't music albums when I was a teenager. We only had singles and stamp albums. |
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By *J HallMan
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Marshall Mathers LP, I surprised I didn't ware that cd out! "
Ooooft what an album this was |
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I can't narrow it to a single album so...
-Early : Guns & Roses, Appetite for destruction.
-Mid : Nirvana, Nevermind. The pixies, surfa rosa, hello pilgrim.
Late : Pink Floyd, Dark side of the moon. Radiohead, paranoid android, Kid A. |
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Quite a few...crass... stations would be one of them.. |
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By *rs322Woman
over a year ago
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"Marshall Mathers LP, I surprised I didn't ware that cd out!
Ooooft what an album this was "
Wasn't it just, old Eminem for the WIN! |
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over a year ago
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Throwing Copper by Live. Either that, or Bon Jovi's Keep The Faith |
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Razorblade romance by HIM |
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By *J HallMan
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Marshall Mathers LP, I surprised I didn't ware that cd out!
Ooooft what an album this was
Wasn't it just, old Eminem for the WIN! "
Just got it on vinyl, and it sounds even better  |
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over a year ago
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Bat out of hell
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Hybrid theory for beard brilliant album and very cerebral songs on it with there meaning |
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over a year ago
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I can’t narrow it down to one album
All mod cons - the Jam
The Queen is dead - the smiths
The wall - pink Floyd
Quadrophenia - the who
Hysteria - Def leopard |
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Floyd, wish you were here and the wall.
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By *rs322Woman
over a year ago
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"Marshall Mathers LP, I surprised I didn't ware that cd out!
Ooooft what an album this was
Wasn't it just, old Eminem for the WIN!
Just got it on vinyl, and it sounds even better "
Oh what a treat that is!  |
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Guns n roses appetite for destruction |
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I had Pink Floyd The Wall thrown across a room at me .. double album... was quite an impact  |
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over a year ago
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Holy Bible, manics.
Although I was late to it. |
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Benny Hill.. The fastest Milkman in the West.. |
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"Guns n roses appetite for destruction "
Brilliant album |
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Not mine, but my 13 year old son has just been given a record player and the first LP he brought was ACDC Dirty Deeds........ Never been so proud!  |
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"Guns n roses appetite for destruction
Brilliant album "
It's one of the Best |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
Bat out of Hell.....first overnight party as a teenager
First swinger house party.....Karaoke |
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"Bat out of Hell.....first overnight party as a teenager
First swinger house party.....Karaoke "
Oooh he's got that to lol |
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Any album by The Smiths.
But there were so many albums that were a huge moment of discovery and played such a crucial role in my musical education.
Nirvana’s Nevermind probably saved my life. Gene’s album, Olympian got me out of my bedroom and enabled me to be a bit more sociable. Then, in my late teens, We Are The Romans by Botch completely changed my music tastes, and I started to listen to really heavy music. All pivotal moments in my early life.
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over a year ago
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The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
I used to listen to it on my Walkman at night, for hours on repeat. I knew those songs contained feelings I had yet to experience and decades later I know exactly what she was writing about with some of them. ‘Loving you is like a battle/And we both end up with scars’ are especially poignant lyrics, for me. |
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"Any album by The Smiths.
But there were so many albums that were a huge moment of discovery and played such a crucial role in my musical education.
Nirvana’s Nevermind probably saved my life. Gene’s album, Olympian got me out of my bedroom and enabled me to be a bit more sociable. Then, in my late teens, We Are The Romans by Botch completely changed my music tastes, and I started to listen to really heavy music. All pivotal moments in my early life.
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great thanks for sharing. Hope all is good in your life  |
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"The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
I used to listen to it on my Walkman at night, for hours on repeat. I knew those songs contained feelings I had yet to experience and decades later I know exactly what she was writing about with some of them. ‘Loving you is like a battle/And we both end up with scars’ are especially poignant lyrics, for me."
music holds so many emotions. Brilliant stuff xx |
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For me it was Dookie by Green Day. Opened up the world of punk rock for me, which led me to punk, then to more heavy metal. My best friends but brother was in a band and we would listen to their music and we ended up starting our own eventually! |
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So many but the ultimate one was Sgt Pepper. No, I'm not "that" old. This was in the early 80s. |
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over a year ago
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Black Lace - 20 All Time Party Favourites |
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over a year ago
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Dr Dre - The Chronic |
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"Black Lace - 20 All Time Party Favourites"
^^ this is a banger |
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"Dr Dre - The Chronic "
^^ This is in my top 5 of all time |
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The first album I bought with my own money. Appetite for Destruction by Guns n Roses on cassette. Every song a real banger. |
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By *yway60Man
over a year ago
Gamlingay |
Lark by Linda Lewis.
As a teenage boy I fell in love with Linda and would play the LP constantly (much to my brother's annoyance!). For me it is simply a selection of beautiful songs, all written and sung by Linda, who has the most amazing range.
She remains one of my favourite singers. |
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over a year ago
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God Fodder by Ned's Atomic Dustbin
90s teen angst,still listen to it now |
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Trick in the tail Genesis and Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd. |
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R.E.M. Automatic for the people |
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All mod cons ..the jam
Inflammable material ..stiff little fingers |
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"The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
I used to listen to it on my Walkman at night, for hours on repeat. I knew those songs contained feelings I had yet to experience and decades later I know exactly what she was writing about with some of them. ‘Loving you is like a battle/And we both end up with scars’ are especially poignant lyrics, for me."
This is such a good shout. Came out just as I started uni, and I was obsessed. The duet with Mary J Blige is off the scale too. Remember writing (yes, it was that long ago!*) to my best friend (woman; for the 'can we be compatible' thread readers) about bits of the album we liked down to the specific second on a certain track (yes, sad, I know). 'Baduizm' by Erykah Badu in similar vein, too.
And as a bit of an Indie Kid too, Different Class by Pulp has always stayed with me! (Sorry, that's three). |
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Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division |
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"The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
I used to listen to it on my Walkman at night, for hours on repeat. I knew those songs contained feelings I had yet to experience and decades later I know exactly what she was writing about with some of them. ‘Loving you is like a battle/And we both end up with scars’ are especially poignant lyrics, for me.
This is such a good shout. Came out just as I started uni, and I was obsessed. The duet with Mary J Blige is off the scale too. Remember writing (yes, it was that long ago!*) to my best friend (woman; for the 'can we be compatible' thread readers) about bits of the album we liked down to the specific second on a certain track (yes, sad, I know). 'Baduizm' by Erykah Badu in similar vein, too.
And as a bit of an Indie Kid too, Different Class by Pulp has always stayed with me! (Sorry, that's three)."
so what . As many as you like |
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"Metallica Ride the lightning "
Same for me too...
Metallica are my all time fave band to this day.
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over a year ago
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Chocolate starfish by limp bizkit |
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Music has had zero inpacked on my life sorry.. |
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By *riel13Woman
over a year ago
Northampton |
Metallica - And Justice For All... |
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"Metallica - And Justice For All... "
Bloody awesome album! |
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"Metallica Ride the lightning
Same for me too...
Metallica are my all time fave band to this day.
B"
Fade to black was my go to song as a teenager |
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Ian Drurys New boots and panties |
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Def leppard - hysteria. Whitesnakes 1987 album. Bon jovi - slippery when wet. Europe- final countdown Kiss- crazy crazy nights can’t choose between any of them All from around 1986/7 when I was just about still a teenager |
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"Metallica - And Justice For All...
Bloody awesome album!"
Seconded.
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Linkin Park ‘Hybrid Theory’ for me.
C x |
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"Metallica Ride the lightning
Same for me too...
Metallica are my all time fave band to this day.
B
Fade to black was my go to song as a teenager "
My absolute favourite Metallica song..
And the hardest one to listen to.
The lyrics were quoted in Kerrang shortly after Cliff Burton died 
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"Metallica Ride the lightning
Same for me too...
Metallica are my all time fave band to this day.
B
Fade to black was my go to song as a teenager
My absolute favourite Metallica song..
And the hardest one to listen to.
The lyrics were quoted in Kerrang shortly after Cliff Burton died
B"
Definitely.. especially considering the subject... |
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Bat Out Of Hell for me too!
I can still sing along to every track |
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Rage Against The Machine & One Hot Minute by The Chilli Peppers...
Started my journey to being a professional jazz musician...
https://www.fabswingers.com/profile/mr._mass-eur/video/5fb41362-b5f7-4d27-9682-bb2c1859ca65 |
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The Stone Roses- only album i can remember exactly where i was when i first heard it...and i can remember exactly- even to which of the three seats on the sofa and where the stereo was in the room, still have it on most months over 30 years later....love it even more than i did then |
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Jazzy Jeff and the fresh Prince. My brother launched it at my head. A decent impact for a cassette tape! |
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Such a basic answer, but...Nevermind. I still remember the first time I listened to it and probably play at least one song off that album every day even now. |
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Probably Rory Gallagher, Live in Europe |
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over a year ago
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Nirvana mtv |
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By *otdave75Man
over a year ago
Chandlers Ford |
Define biggest impact? Blur parklife, oasis definitely maybe, portishead dummy, nirvana never mind. I was lucky to be around in the best decade for music |
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Prodigy..... Music For The Jilted Generation . |
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By *rijj73Man
over a year ago
croydon |
My first album, Bon jovi slippery when wet |
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Very hard to pin it down to one album.
A Nod's As Good As A Wink by Faces shaped some of my early youth, that and Rod Stewart's Every Picture Tells a Story gave my inspiration to play guitar and sing. Close To The Edge by Yes and Rick Wakeman's Six Wives of Henry VIII pushed me musically.
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Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers |
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By *tooveMan
over a year ago
belfast |
"Quite a few...crass... stations would be one of them.."
Yeah that changed things. |
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By *erces LetiferMan
over a year ago
Somewhere off the edge of the map... 'ere there be monsters |
Really hard to narrow it down to just one album…
Hot Fuzz by The Killers
A Rush of Blood to the Head by Coldplay
Love Metal by HIM
American Idiot by Green Day
By the Way by Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park
Those are the albums released when I was a teenager, other artists that I fell in love with as a teenager (or earlier) are Nirvana, Queen, Michael Jackson, Guns & Roses… many more, but those are the ones that jump out at me from memory.
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By *ndiiiMan
over a year ago
Paisley Scotland |
Slippery when wet |
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Def leopard - hysteria
Now that's what I call music 5
Hits - vol 4 |
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Green Day/Dookie and Alisha's Attic |
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By *lidMan
over a year ago
Cambridge |
Def leopard - hysteria
Rush - Permanent Waves
Marillion - Script for a jesters tear. |
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over a year ago
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Good kid mad city |
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By *lidMan
over a year ago
Cambridge |
"Def leopard - hysteria
Now that's what I call music 5
Hits - vol 4"
Def Leppard ... bloody auto correct |
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"Def leopard - hysteria
Now that's what I call music 5
Hits - vol 4
Def Leppard ... bloody auto correct "
Exactly 
Auto correct and alcohol don't mix |
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"Probably Rory Gallagher, Live in Europe "
County Corks finest.
What a guitarist he was
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"Any album by The Smiths.
But there were so many albums that were a huge moment of discovery and played such a crucial role in my musical education.
Nirvana’s Nevermind probably saved my life. Gene’s album, Olympian got me out of my bedroom and enabled me to be a bit more sociable. Then, in my late teens, We Are The Romans by Botch completely changed my music tastes, and I started to listen to really heavy music. All pivotal moments in my early life.
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Great shout with Botch, up there with Converges Jane Doe as game changers in heavy music |
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Glory boys by secret affair |
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A band of local friends produced an epicly bad album called ‘How to shag a funky lobster’! It seemed a great achievement and proved to me that any chump can record any crap and be seen as a successful musician, a lesson that remains with me today! |
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Therapy? Troublegum
It's a gateway album |
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Oh, incase you’re curious the Band were inspired by The Who and Wet Wet Wet so called themselves What What What! Yep, they weren’t very famous even in Margate! |
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Some fine choices in this thread.
For me, probably The Looks or the Lifestyle by Pop Will Eat Itself.
It’s not big, it’s not clever, and it wasn’t meant to be. But it made my music taste, and my life, take a big old swerve away from the mainstream and I’ll forever be thankful for that. |
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Achtung baby by u2 made me love guitars an want be in bands then was blur parklife and smashing pumpkins Mellon collie and infinite sadness |
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By *at69Couple
over a year ago
Cheshire |
ELO OUT OF THE BLUE |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
carrbrook stalybridge |
U2 war
Was just so raw and energetic |
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Moseley shoals. Shaped my life. |
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Definitely The Clash’s first album,simply called The Clash,bringing on the emergence of punk rock,great days xx |
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Pink Floyd - The Wall
Played it countless, countless times since I 1st heard it back in 1982 and I can often still hear something new even today. |
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North radical technology.
The mr |
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"Pink Floyd - The Wall "
Absolutely hated it. Love Dark Side of the Moon, but The Final Cut is my favourite (I hated Maggie Thatcher) |
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Not many albums by women so far
Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes |
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Piledriver by Status Quo. In the early to mid 70's when they rocked. It went downhill onwards with Rockin all over the world. |
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The kick inside...Kate Bush. |
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Street sounds electro volumes 1-3. |
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So many..
In the city.. The jam
Generation x.. Generation x
Live and dangerous.. Thin lizzy
Inflammable material.. Stiff little fingers
Ziggy.. David bowie
The clash.. The clash
Stupidity.. Dr feelgood
And on and on...
Oh of course...
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"Street sounds electro volumes 1-3."
Loved them...started buying them in the late 80's.
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"Therapy? Troublegum
It's a gateway album "
Absolutely brilliant album |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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New boots and panties - Ian Drury and the blockheads, absolutely BRILLIANT
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Rush - Hemispheres |
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By *egoMan
over a year ago
Preston |
The Faithless album.
Sorry to hear Maxi Jazz passed the other day. |
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Misplaced Childhood by Marillion |
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Quite a few, but I guess the one that moved me away from mainstream music and led me to a different social grouping was:
The Velvet Underground and Nico |
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My son has just started to listen to this album… brings back SO MANY memories!
CHOON! |
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over a year ago
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"For me was parallel lines Blondie "
Mine too. Had many wanks looking at the cover of that LP. |
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Anything by ATCQ… if you know, you KNOW? And let me know if you do… |
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By *mids21Man
over a year ago
Birmingham |
New Order-Technique
Depeche Mode-Violator
The Prodigy
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Def Leppard - Hysteria…
Up until that point I’d not really listened to music consistently as the vast majority of stuff I was exposed to was 80’s chart stuff which really didn’t interest me.
Next door neighbour lent me his copy of Hysteria and it blew me away… been a rock and metal fan ever since |
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The Beatles White Album
Back in the USSR leading into Dear Prudence. What a range they had. |
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By *aked_magicMan
over a year ago
the gutter looking at the stars (UAE) |
"Copper Blue" by Sugar - completely blew me away first time listened to it! |
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"New boots and panties - Ian Drury and the blockheads, absolutely BRILLIANT
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Agree |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sniper
graver dans la Roche |
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over a year ago
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"Sniper
graver dans la Roche "
Jordy - Pochette Surprise |
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"Sniper
graver dans la Roche
Jordy - Pochette Surprise"
Bet you looked like him when younger ! |
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"Sniper
graver dans la Roche
Jordy - Pochette Surprise
Bet you looked like him when younger !"
I looked more like Georges Brassens
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"Sniper
graver dans la Roche
Jordy - Pochette Surprise
Bet you looked like him when younger !
I looked more like Georges Brassens
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You’d be my mom’s ideal ! That’s the only music she listened to ! |
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Hybrid Theory - Linkin Park |
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over a year ago
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Probably a punk album, 999 separates was a favourite |
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Tubular Bells |
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Appetite for Destruction
Showed me there was something other than pop |
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Would never be able to narrow it down to a single album.
Machine gun etiquette - The Damned
Never mind the bollocks - Sex Pistols
Setting sons - The Jam
Fresh fruit for rotten vegetables - Dead Kennedys
Bad music for bad people - The Cramps
Fried - Julian Cope
I could keep going |
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By *ap1Man
over a year ago
cannock |
Pink Floyd Dark side of the moon |
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The Electro albums, where you got to here stuff like Afrikkaa Bambaata, Newcleus, Doug E Fresh etc. You might just get to hear them on the radio if you were prepared to stay up half the night.
Gabriel era Genesis.
The Jam, which then got me into the Kinks. |
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over a year ago
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For me it was Queen II |
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By *ST65Man
over a year ago
Rugby |
So many....
Motorhead 'Overkill'
Hawklords '25 Years On'
Boston 'Don't Look Back'
King Crimson 'Red'
Sex Pistols 'Never Mind The Bollocks'
Dead Kennedys 'Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables' |
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By *JandCMCouple
over a year ago
cardiff |
Never mind the Bollocks here's the sex pistols
After hearing that album at the age of 12 in late 1977 i feel my views n life completely changed n made me the person I am today n still in love with the whole punk attitude 45 years on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ziggy |
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For me, it was Superunknown, by Soundgarden, which I first heard in 1995. It blew me away. Before that I vaguely remember listening to my cousin's ACDC records, but Soundgarden hooked me hard. |
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Rush - Exit Stage Left
Moody Blues - Threshold of a Dream
ELO - Out of the Blue
Hollies - Butterfly |
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Fields Of The Nephilim - The Nephilim. |
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"Music has had zero inpacked on my life sorry.."
This is possibly the saddest thing I've ever read.
I can only assume that you've not yet heard the right music.
For me, there's too many albums that have had an impact on me that I couldn't name just one.
Bat out of Hell, Slippery When Wet, Appitite for Distruction, Shake your Money Maker (Black Crows), Bigger Better Faster More (4 Non Blondes), London 0 Hull 4 (Housemartins), Stoosh (Skunk Anansie), Little Earthquakes (Tori Amos).... and many many more
Cal |
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"Music has had zero inpacked on my life sorry..
This is possibly the saddest thing I've ever read.
I can only assume that you've not yet heard the right music.
For me, there's too many albums that have had an impact on me that I couldn't name just one.
Bat out of Hell, Slippery When Wet, Appitite for Distruction, Shake your Money Maker (Black Crows), Bigger Better Faster More (4 Non Blondes), London 0 Hull 4 (Housemartins), Stoosh (Skunk Anansie), Little Earthquakes (Tori Amos).... and many many more
Cal"
There are some people that just aren't into music in the way most of us are...they just have other things that float there boat.. myself ..I couldn't live without music.. it's been a big part of my life since I was 11 years old.. |
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Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols |
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Rhe rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars |
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If You Want Blood...You've Got It by AC/DC. It's still my favourite album. |
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By *otsossieMan
over a year ago
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Badmotorfinger by Soundgarden |
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By *issmorganWoman
over a year ago
Calderdale innit |
Bandwagonesque -Teenage fanclub .I loved that album and still sometimes play some of it. |
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Surprised nobody has mentioned Frank Zappa
(so far as I have noticed) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Smash- Offspring |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nevermind closely followed by dirt Alice in chains |
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"Music has had zero inpacked on my life sorry..
This is possibly the saddest thing I've ever read.
I can only assume that you've not yet heard the right music. .
For me, there's too many albums that have had an impact on me that I couldn't name just one.
Bat out of Hell, Slippery When Wet, Appitite for Distruction, Shake your Money Maker (Black Crows), Bigger Better Faster More (4 Non Blondes), London 0 Hull 4 (Housemartins), Stoosh (Skunk Anansie), Little Earthquakes (Tori Amos).... and many many more
Cal
There are some people that just aren't into music in the way most of us are...they just have other things that float there boat.. myself ..I couldn't live without music.. it's been a big part of my life since I was 11 years old.."
Soundtrack to my life can’t believe people say they have no interest in music, it’s a major influence on who I am today (I’m still stuck in the mid to late 80s) ) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Music has had zero inpacked on my life sorry..
This is possibly the saddest thing I've ever read.
I can only assume that you've not yet heard the right music. .
For me, there's too many albums that have had an impact on me that I couldn't name just one.
Bat out of Hell, Slippery When Wet, Appitite for Distruction, Shake your Money Maker (Black Crows), Bigger Better Faster More (4 Non Blondes), London 0 Hull 4 (Housemartins), Stoosh (Skunk Anansie), Little Earthquakes (Tori Amos).... and many many more
Cal
There are some people that just aren't into music in the way most of us are...they just have other things that float there boat.. myself ..I couldn't live without music.. it's been a big part of my life since I was 11 years old.. Soundtrack to my life can’t believe people say they have no interest in music, it’s a major influence on who I am today (I’m still stuck in the mid to late 80s) ) "
The best place to be stuck. |
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Eliminator album by ZZ Top , the soundtrack of my teenage years , him . |
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2 of them. 1 in primary actually, when appetite for destruction came out I was instantly hooked and still my fav band. And then the stone roses, stone roses. The band of a generation |
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By *riel13Woman
over a year ago
Northampton |
"Metallica - And Justice For All...
Bloody awesome album!"
I was already into rock... This was my intro to metal and I grabbed it with both hands... One is my favourite Metallica song and it was my first one... I also have the Metallica style M tattooed on my back because of their influence on my life |
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