A few more:
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works for me everytime - prefer the remix thou :england:Quote:
Originally Posted by daveboy
Never mind the bollocks - sex pistols
Flood - They might be giants
The Specials - The Specials
Legend - Bob Marley
New boots and Panties - Ian Drury
L.A. Woman - The Doors
I'd agree with this one, but I wasn't in my teens. In fact, the albums that really made an impression on me came after my teens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nostradamus
Not quite but I did have a heavy wedge :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
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Bollocks! Heart weren't around in the 60s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
I thought the same. :)
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Originally Posted by The Cat
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here ya go blue :mid:
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Good album, but, I thought All change was a better overall.Quote:
Originally Posted by CB79
I remember listening to licensed to ill a lot as a kid.
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I know were straying a little OT but I was involved in transporting the very first 309,s out of Ryton ,,,,,,poxy things they were to ,, well from a tie down point of view on a transporter ,, 3 tie down points underneath ,, ideal for spinning the car around as you travel alongQuote:
Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii
went to sweden in 1969 to get away from the dope scene for a spell
ended up at a party outside gothenburg on the first night
someone put the Velvet Underground at high volumn
and out came more dope than i had ever seen before
wot a night and the young ladies were stunning.
Bollocks to you and take some time to read the thread title.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
I was 19 when Dreamboat Annie was released.
Get a dick in yer ear.
I like the Verve but they never had an album for me were every track was great.Was looking back at the bands of the day and Blur keep popping up,I can not put them on my list now.Back then I thought they were cool but listening to theirQuote:
Originally Posted by CB79
stuff now it doesnt av the same effect
Richard Ashcrofts voice gets very irritating after a few songs, I can't listen to a whole Verve album.Quote:
Originally Posted by KOBRIEN
Still love Blur, Damon Albarn is a little genius, Gorillaz are up there as my favourite band of the decade.Quote:
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Ahhhhhhhhh...........Uriah Heap.........I also like Magicians birthday and they had amazing album covers.
There ya go Kobrien, start a thread about amazing album covers. I loved Vinyl Album covers, something you don't get these days, I would sit there for hours just listening to the music staring at and reading the lyrics on the the album cover
asta, how could i forget about the beastie boys, tried to green you but...
Be nice to know what you old boys played your vinyl on I had a>>>>>>
Pioneer SX 838 at the heart of it ,, replaced by a Cyrus 1 which I still have
Sansui direct drive turntable with S arm ,and a Shure V15 mk3 on the end of it
Quad Electrostatics ( sorry cant remember number )
All joined up with some quality leads + plugs ,,,,anyone remember the joy of wiring the back of the Cyrus amps ?? but well worth it.
One of my mates has a high end Quad system but IMO it still isnt vinyl sound
Bad Religion: Suffer
Borrowed this from a friend when I was fifteen. A complete and total game-changer.
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Misfits: Legacy of Brutality
Another discovery from my fifteenth year on earth. Lived on this and Walk Among Us.
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Frank Black: Teenager of the Year
Got into Frank Black because of my interest in the Pixies. Think this one was from fifteen, too.
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The Pogues: Rum, Sodomy, & the Lash
Didn't get into these lads until later in my teens. First heard of them because one of their songs, "Fiesta", was covered by a local DC ska band, The Pietasters.
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KRS-One: Return of the Boom Bap
Another from fifteen. Smart guy, that KRS-One.
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GZA: Liquid Swordz
Like all the rest of these albums, I still have this one on rotation.
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