Albums that changed your life
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This has been a great trip down memory lane, I can see there are a lot of people in the same age bracket as myself. Here are some of my favs:
Boz Scaggs - Lido Shuffle
Bad Company - Ready for Love
The Band
Aerosmith - Dream On
Bob Seger
Santana
Cat Stevens
Elton John
INXS
Journey
Marshall Tucker Band
REM
Sade
Supertramp
Boz Scaggs - Lido Shuffle
Bad Company - Ready for Love
The Band
Aerosmith - Dream On
Bob Seger
Santana
Cat Stevens
Elton John
INXS
Journey
Marshall Tucker Band
REM
Sade
Supertramp
...a justin bieber christmas....
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Xanadu - Ollie Newton J
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These albums didn't really change my life but gave me a new way to see and feel life around me. Not in particular order:
(except this) 1. All Sublime's albums.
Madness - Divine Madness (compilation)
NOFX - Punk in Drublic
Operation Ivy - Energy
The Doors - The Very Best of (2007)
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon
The Clash - London Calling
Devin Townsend - from "Ocean Machine: Biomech" to "Terria"
...and numerous Finnish bands.
(except this) 1. All Sublime's albums.
Madness - Divine Madness (compilation)
NOFX - Punk in Drublic
Operation Ivy - Energy
The Doors - The Very Best of (2007)
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon
The Clash - London Calling
Devin Townsend - from "Ocean Machine: Biomech" to "Terria"
...and numerous Finnish bands.
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Janis Joplin In Concert
Janis Joplin In Concert
Great live double album from one of my favorite Ladies of all times!
Thank you Janis you still live on me
We just need to try a little bit harder
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And don´t forget guys "Get it while you can"
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One Love Many Hearts
Janis Joplin In Concert
Great live double album from one of my favorite Ladies of all times!
Thank you Janis you still live on me
We just need to try a little bit harder
[youtubeif]7gsqBEPSrd0[/youtubeif]
And don´t forget guys "Get it while you can"
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One Love Many Hearts
Hallo Jochen45, 
sei gegrüßt! Die Herman Brood Scheibe kannte ich damals auch, durfte sogar von Punks gehört werden. Ich hoffe dir gehts gut!
sei gegrüßt! Die Herman Brood Scheibe kannte ich damals auch, durfte sogar von Punks gehört werden. Ich hoffe dir gehts gut!
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Black Sabbath , im still waiting for something new thats as good.
YES - Close to the Edge
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ZZTOP/FIRST ALBUM
have purchased every zztop album since. no other band influenced my tastes this much...not even the Beatles.
they still dominate my daily listening preference...
three dog night
canned heat
buffalo springfield
poco
marshall tucker band
charlie daniels band
zeppelin
joe walsh
beatles
yes
useless to list any more, i can't list all of them.
have purchased every zztop album since. no other band influenced my tastes this much...not even the Beatles.
they still dominate my daily listening preference...
three dog night
canned heat
buffalo springfield
poco
marshall tucker band
charlie daniels band
zeppelin
joe walsh
beatles
yes
useless to list any more, i can't list all of them.
Life changing?
I'm 47 and nothing has changed my life more than Never Mind the Bollocks. It changed most people's lives here in the UK whether they knew it or not and it still sounds good today. It wasn't just about the music.
Public Image 'Metal Box' came out as Dub was taking root in the UK and is a classic to me, though it's a bit dated now. Jah Wobble, PIL bassist, went on to make 'rising above Bedlam', which is another classic.
Stranglers 'Rattus Norvegicus' made me want to be a bass guitar player.
Every Zep record, they all have romantic lifelong memories for me.
Prodigy, Fat of the land. Learnt to dance!
Dark side of the moon. I was too young to get it at first.
Most of The Orb's stuff.
I'm 47 and nothing has changed my life more than Never Mind the Bollocks. It changed most people's lives here in the UK whether they knew it or not and it still sounds good today. It wasn't just about the music.
Public Image 'Metal Box' came out as Dub was taking root in the UK and is a classic to me, though it's a bit dated now. Jah Wobble, PIL bassist, went on to make 'rising above Bedlam', which is another classic.
Stranglers 'Rattus Norvegicus' made me want to be a bass guitar player.
Every Zep record, they all have romantic lifelong memories for me.
Prodigy, Fat of the land. Learnt to dance!
Dark side of the moon. I was too young to get it at first.
Most of The Orb's stuff.
Daydream Nation - Sonic Youth
I listened to it for the first time circa 2000 which is 12 years after its release, and connected with it so deeply its changed the way I understand music. I was in my early twenties then and it's been the cornerstone around which I built an entire aisle of my musical approach, for good or ill.
I listened to it for the first time circa 2000 which is 12 years after its release, and connected with it so deeply its changed the way I understand music. I was in my early twenties then and it's been the cornerstone around which I built an entire aisle of my musical approach, for good or ill.
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The KLF - Chill Out (1990)
Plastikman - Sheet One (1993)
Primal Scream - Vanishing Point (1997)
Boards Of Canada – Music Has The Right To Children (1998)
Flying Lotus - Los Angeles (2008)
Plastikman - Sheet One (1993)
Primal Scream - Vanishing Point (1997)
Boards Of Canada – Music Has The Right To Children (1998)
Flying Lotus - Los Angeles (2008)
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SOJA - Get Wiser
SOJA - Born In Babylon
SOJA - Stars And Stripes
Tribal Seeds - The Harvest
Sublime - Sub Dub
Sublime - 40oz To Freedom
anything by Bob Marley
Slightly Stoopid live!
Pepper - Kona Town
SOJA - Born In Babylon
SOJA - Stars And Stripes
Tribal Seeds - The Harvest
Sublime - Sub Dub
Sublime - 40oz To Freedom
anything by Bob Marley
Slightly Stoopid live!
Pepper - Kona Town
