Your favourite album..

harrisonmerwinharrisonmerwin Posts: 766
edited July 2006 in Musicians and Gearheads
Hey

lets all be honest. what was your favourite album before guitar, before girls, before you even knew what cool was. Im talking like grade 5-8, what did you hail the most? Ill start, and break the ice.

Blink 182 - Enema of the State

and i still listen to it to this day, more for sentimental reasons as i attach it to a few major events in my life. so what do you guys have...be honest.
2005.09.04
2005.09.05

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  • mwachsmanmwachsman Posts: 474
    2pac's Greatest Hits
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  • surferdudesurferdude Posts: 2,057
    Hey

    lets all be honest. what was your favourite album before guitar, before girls, before you even knew what cool was. Im talking like grade 5-8, what did you hail the most? Ill start, and break the ice.

    Blink 182 - Enema of the State

    and i still listen to it to this day, more for sentimental reasons as i attach it to a few major events in my life. so what do you guys have...be honest.
    Grew up with super cool older sisters so my first two albums were
    Elton john - Greatest Hits vol I
    Led Zeppelin - IV

    then I moved onto
    The Knack - Get The Knack
    Ram Jam - Black Betty
    Chicago - XI

    then, thank God, I discovered The Who and Led Zeepelin II.
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  • depopulationINCdepopulationINC Posts: 2,074
    slade - keep your hands off my power supply

    first album I ever bought (i was 7 or so)


    was also big into KISS, Twisted Sister and Dire straights

    and like all kids my age, Weird Al
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    N*Sync

    I'm ashamed
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  • N*Sync

    I'm ashamed

    :D dont worry, while my first was oasis, my second was savage garden and i think i may have a 5ive single somewhere....
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  • dunkmandunkman Posts: 19,646
    Stone Roses 1st album.... i still listen to it :)
    oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
  • Boston and Van Halen's first albums...

    Then I saw Boston on the Don't Look Back tour and knew I had to start playing guitar.
  • My first 2 favorite artists were Billy Joel and the Beach Boys, but the first 2 cassette tapes that I ever bought were Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction, and Mr. Big Lean Into It. I loved those 2 albums.
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  • stu geestu gee Posts: 1,174
    Because of my mum i developed a very, very early interest in music like Chris Rea, Dire Straits, Billy Joel.

    Also though because my parents listened to stuff like Hendrix, Captain Beefheart and Dylan constantly i kinda got into that very young, before going through a silly pop music phase that most people seem to, and then seeing the light again when i was about 17.

    Im glad my parents are into good music, some of my friends parents are into cliff richard, barry manilow etc., my mum was into pj before i was actually.
    People say im paranoid. Well, they dont say it, but i know that's what they are thinking.
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  • tbone1tbone1 Posts: 21
    Lucky to have an older Bro

    So for me it was digging through his records..back in 80-84 or sometime

    AC/DC
    Aerosmith
    Led Zep
    Bad Co
    Van Halen
    BOC
    Black Sabbath
    Sammy H

    So many more

    But Aerosmith and AC/DC were the top 2 back then for me.
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  • J.D.J.D. Posts: 73
    Being a bit older, I was huge into KISS during those years, I mean huge into KISS.

    I went to my first KISS concert when I was 6 years old, original line-up in 78 at the Providence civic center. The next day I was riding my bike, and being quite deaf from the show, I crossed the street right in front of an old lady and got nailed. Just cuts, scrapes and bruises...

    Oh yeah, the question..

    My favorite had to be Ace Frehley's solo album.

    Definately still give a listen every now and then or I turn up the concert lights in the cellar and play along.
  • who's_pearljam?who's_pearljam? Posts: 2,104
    Ha ha!!

    Well, they really didn't have rock and roll when I was 5 or 6.
    My album that I liked as a kid was Shel Silverstein. He was a pretty "out there" kids and adult songwriter.
    Songs like "I'm being eaten by a Boa
    Constrictor"

    My uncle got me into music in the mid 60's and he sent me down the underground music path. I loved:
    Freak Out - Mothers of Invention,
    The Blues Project
    And Mike Bloomfield/ Al Cooper supersessions
    The Stones and Kinks were my favorite rock music then 1966 hit and I turned into a hippie with all the psychedelic music like Jefferson Airplane, etc.

    That's why I ended up this weird! :D
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  • sandozsandoz Posts: 166
    Thriller - Mj


    what is "grade 5-8" ...? i'v understood 5-8 years !
  • moster78moster78 Posts: 1,591
    I'll admit, in my middle school years I listened to absolute crap, like whatever hair metal band was big at the time, and a bunch of pop that I'm way too embarassed to admit here. It wasn't until I hit 8th or 9th grade and bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Nine Inch Nails and Stone Temple Pilots starting making it big that I got really into music. The beginnings of my current CD collection (started summer of 94) consisted of:

    STP - Purple
    Alice In Chains - Dirt
    Green Day - Dookie
    Soundgarden - Superunknown
    NIN - The Downward Spiral

    Unfortunately, the PJ CD's (I already had Ten on tape) didn't come until somewhat later.
  • JofZJofZ Posts: 1,276
    My first CD was U2 War I still have the big old box it came in. My first LP was some Cat Stevens album and Diamonds Jazz Singer SoundTrack. My parents took my to see Neil when I was a little kid and I guess I had to have the album. My first 8 track was some crappy BeeGee's thing and of course Kiss.
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    Aerosmith - Big Ones
    AC/DC - Back In Black
    "I Miss You Already!!!!!"

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    Poison-Open up and say ahhhhhhhhhhhhh was my first cassette tape! Loved it! This was about grade 6. Then I got mixed up with Naughty by nature *cringes*. First CD was Appetite for destruction. Grade 8 Ten was released and the rest was history!!!!!
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    When I was in 4th or 5th grade I only really listened to two people:

    Bob Marley and Neil Young.

    Not too bad for starters if I must say so myself. Too bad my tastes progressed to Hootie and the Blowfish by 6th grade!

    I think my first CD was 16 Stone, and I probably got it in 7th grade (94-95).
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    yeee-ouch! haha, whoever said the 5IVE single too...i rememebr those guys, it hink thewre was only 4 though?
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    the police, regatta de blanc
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    Journey Evolution was my first LP, not a bad choice really. 4th grade!
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    Iron Maidens greatest hits
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  • CanvasAdamCanvasAdam Posts: 134
    lol this is kind of funny because yesterday i was flipping through the channels and saw bon jovi on oprah, and i have to admit i stopped to watch it. slippery when wet was my 1st cassette tape in 1986(i was 5 years old) and to this day i remain a huge bon jovi fan thanks to richie sambora. if it weren't for them i would have never picked up the guitar and i wouldn't have my 2 degrees in music. one of my 3 main guitar's on stage to this day is my sambora signature series american strat. love it!
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  • zelda4everzelda4ever Posts: 138
    that 5-8 grade timeline is my age! well anyway ill tell you my 2 year old favorite bands-ok brace yourselfs hanson and da spice girls ok there i said laugh all you want but u aint seen nuthin yet when i was 5 i liked ok get ready to head for the toilet-britney spears and boy bands eeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • xDanerrr16xDanerrr16 Posts: 10
    the first album i ever bought was the Beach Boys and im not afraid 2 admit that becuase I still love the Beach Boys...but not as much as Pearl Jam!
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