Thread: Your Teenage Years

Free in the Park one of many concerts

Met Al Stewart after a gig at a small club, he was a lovely guy and took off with one the local "ladies"

Nirvana as well.

I used to love them.

I rarely listen to any stuff from when I was younger these days though.

Growing up on rock and blues later liked some prog and folkfolk and classical, rai, house music of teh MDMA era but since 90s mainly Jazz, Weather Report, Mingus Bird, Monk and many many others

Very underated and influential group

Squeeze my lemon.

All this great music has me grabbing the headphones.

Animals version of Smoochi Coochi

No such list could be complete with perhaps the most iconic 60's song.
I asked girl next door a lovely leggy blonde some years older than most of us if she wished to come to Bickley Park Criccket club dance, repleed sorry Johnny going up to London with Mick (local here Jagger) to meet teh beatles.
She married a teacher buy years later when divorcing Bianca her mum said to mine over the grden fence

"There was quite a lot of money in that music business!!"

even lessBlackpink

Originally Posted by david44

Growing up on rock and blues later liked some prog and folkfolk and classical, rai, house music of teh MDMA era but since 90s mainly Jazz, Weather Report, Mingus Bird, Monk and many many others

Very underated and influential group

I thought this was about the music around in your teens not what you grew up with, I.e. family played etc, then it would be a very different play list.

I need to start listening to this grunge stuff again.

Originally Posted by helge

No Lou Reed for me; still can't stand that shit

How dare you! A blasphemer! Stone the witch!

Originally Posted by malmomike77

very different

scholly micky im firkin goofy these tramil and weassal coffee enema doncha no

My new puppy’s name is Lola.

By the time I turned 17 I had moved on from classic rock due to the influence of new friends in the Navy and learning the best clubs in Tokyo to get laid played a different kind of music …

^ Tokyo still has a lot of clubs that play funk. They love Bootsy Collins. (So do I.)

Bootsie is still playing. Slipping a little new music here.

Kurt Cobains favorite band and one of mine as well...





Seattle hardcore...

Always love suicidal...




For eddy the runt...



You runts gotta stick together.

Originally Posted by misskit

^ Tokyo still has a lot of clubs that play funk. They love Bootsy Collins. (So do I.)

Did you ever go to Mugens in Akasaka? It was pretty close to the old Sanno Hotel.