MistressMoira
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Damn. Now I feel like listening to the Beatles.
Damn. Now I feel like listening to the Beatles.
lickitandstickit
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Jimi Hendrix Are you Experienced,
Every Zeppelin Album made before Coda ( not sure that one counts really )
Metallica Kill em All
Yes YesSongs
Ozzy with Randy Rhoads, ( my favorite guitarist ) Blizzard of Oz and Diary of a Madman
Every Zeppelin Album made before Coda ( not sure that one counts really )
Metallica Kill em All
Yes YesSongs
Ozzy with Randy Rhoads, ( my favorite guitarist ) Blizzard of Oz and Diary of a Madman
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lickitandstickit
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Back when I was a teenager ( 80's ) we used to carry around boom boxes to places we went ( cabin in woods , ect ) and that was our go to cassette tape, Must have listened to that one 1000's of times ..
Just hearing somebody mention that album brings a flood of memories back
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Most iconic of my lifetime must be The Beatles' White Album.
The album that had the biggest impact on my personal musical taste was Led Zeppelin II.
In between those public and personal extremes, the album which had the greatest impact upon my high school while I attended was Alice Cooper's Billion $ Babies.
The album that had the biggest impact on my personal musical taste was Led Zeppelin II.
In between those public and personal extremes, the album which had the greatest impact upon my high school while I attended was Alice Cooper's Billion $ Babies.
Tongue_Twisted
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By that definition I'll say Thriller.....
For me, Skynyrd. One more from the road.
Taught me that Marshalls are nothing like the old 70s Peaveys,
I still prefer Peavey to this day.
Admittedly it took a local guitar tutor to teach me how to properly play
the riff from "Searching."
Love that sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUnXygYSoxA
Taught me that Marshalls are nothing like the old 70s Peaveys,
I still prefer Peavey to this day.
Admittedly it took a local guitar tutor to teach me how to properly play
the riff from "Searching."
Love that sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUnXygYSoxA
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Phantom2840
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Springsteen-Born to Run.
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Awesome!
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Sade-Greatest Hits Album
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Sun Kil Moon’s Ghost Of The Great Highway
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George Antheil's BALLET MECHANIQUE
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I don't really have one. There's been so many good ones over the yrs.
My first was Lynard Skynyrd. Others would be Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good", anything by CCR or Marvin Gaye. A few things from Shania Twain. "Lean on Me"(lifetime song) and I don't even know where it originated from. Another would be most anything from Emerson Drive or Five For Fighting. Of course I like just about anything from Tanya Tucker. Way back old school would be Donna Fargo's "Funny Face"
My first was Lynard Skynyrd. Others would be Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good", anything by CCR or Marvin Gaye. A few things from Shania Twain. "Lean on Me"(lifetime song) and I don't even know where it originated from. Another would be most anything from Emerson Drive or Five For Fighting. Of course I like just about anything from Tanya Tucker. Way back old school would be Donna Fargo's "Funny Face"
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