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spid Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:13 PM |
my first was a 7" vinyl before CD's were even thought of!
my first album 12" vinyl i bought was a very embarrassing the Kids from Fame(eeek) My first CD would have been Robbie Williams Life Through a Lens. My first download was Clarence 'Frogman' Henry and Aint Got No Home. Weird or what? |
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spid Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:14 PM |
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there! |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:23 PM |
spid wrote:
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there!
It was a while ago, so you wouldn't have seen it. Just saving some people the trouble of reposting. I'd have to relive my Shaun Cassidy moments.
"I'm a lonely frog...I ain't got a home!" Funny how he made a hit song out of singing like a girl and singing like a frog. |
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spid Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:31 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there!
It was a while ago, so you wouldn't have seen it. Just saving some people the trouble of reposting. I'd have to relive my Shaun Cassidy moments.
"I'm a lonely frog...I ain't got a home!" Funny how he made a hit song out of singing like a girl and singing like a frog.
The fact that you know it is amazing - it is a bit obscure for those born in the latter half of the century. |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:35 PM |
spid wrote:
The fact that you know it is amazing - it is a bit obscure for those born in the latter half of the century.
Oh, I'm an oldies fanatic! Love 50's and 60's music. When all my friends were into Duran Duran I was into Doo-Wop and hippie folk stuff. |
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spid Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:42 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
The fact that you know it is amazing - it is a bit obscure for those born in the latter half of the century.
Oh, I'm an oldies fanatic! Love 50's and 60's music. When all my friends were into Duran Duran I was into Doo-Wop and hippie folk stuff.
I have very eclectic tastes - i was the eldest and dad only let us listen to classical so i was brought up on Dvorjak and Handel with the occasional Steeleye Span thrown in. I got 'into' pop when i was 14 and finally realised there was something else. i went through everything i could get my ears on. My brother is a great help as he shuns the modern scene and is constantly making me tapes of odd stuff which is where the Frogman stuff came from. I love the Doors too. The seventies is about the only year i have a problem with, don't like Motown much, nor disco, nor most punk. Oh well can't like it all! |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 6:47 PM |
| Well, I'd probably be run out of town on a rail if I said I didn't like MoTown--I'm from MoTown! Well, just outside of it. I'm not much into the 70's either. Either too disco-y or too druggy. |
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Soulslug Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:12 PM |
With my first EARNED money, probably this one:
I had this very strong Metallica/Guns N' Roses -thing going on which still freaks me out sometimes when I think about it.
Good memories though, still listen to them every once in a while, with huge flashbacks. |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:35 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there!
It was a while ago, so you wouldn't have seen it. Just saving some people the trouble of reposting. I'd have to relive my Shaun Cassidy moments.
"I'm a lonely frog...I ain't got a home!" Funny how he made a hit song out of singing like a girl and singing like a frog.
Shaun Cassidy had a " hit " with a Clarence frog man Henry song ? |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:42 PM |
ricv64 wrote: Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there!
It was a while ago, so you wouldn't have seen it. Just saving some people the trouble of reposting. I'd have to relive my Shaun Cassidy moments.
"I'm a lonely frog...I ain't got a home!" Funny how he made a hit song out of singing like a girl and singing like a frog.
Shaun Cassidy had a " hit " with a Clarence frog man Henry song ?
No no. Two separate thoughts. Two separate paragraphs. I mean, as least as far as I know Shaun Cassidy never did a Clarence Frogman Henry cover. I haven't really followed his career lately. He covered Da Do Run Run. Morning Girl. That's all I can think of right now. |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:46 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: ricv64 wrote: Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
Ah, sorry about that didn't see it there!
It was a while ago, so you wouldn't have seen it. Just saving some people the trouble of reposting. I'd have to relive my Shaun Cassidy moments.
"I'm a lonely frog...I ain't got a home!" Funny how he made a hit song out of singing like a girl and singing like a frog.
Shaun Cassidy had a " hit " with a Clarence frog man Henry song ?
No no. Two separate thoughts. Two separate paragraphs. I mean, as least as far as I know Shaun Cassidy never did a Clarence Frogman Henry cover. I haven't really followed his career lately. He covered Da Do Run Run. Morning Girl. That's all I can think of right now.
I took some sissors to my cousins' Shaun Cassidy wreck chord back then. I was wrong .
O K should be a new thread or keep it here ?
first concert you ever went to ?
Grateful Dead / the Who 1976 Oakland , guess who RAWKED ? |
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Turtleneck Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:48 PM |
| I think it was James Taylor. |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:49 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: I think it was James Taylor.
love his songs |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 7:56 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: I think it was James Taylor.
hippie or yuppie era ? |
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DAKOTA Posted Tue 08 Jan, 2008 8:10 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: spid wrote:
The fact that you know it is amazing - it is a bit obscure for those born in the latter half of the century.
Oh, I'm an oldies fanatic! Love 50's and 60's music. When all my friends were into Duran Duran I was into Doo-Wop and hippie folk stuff.
hehe, me too! Except substitute New Kids on the Block for Duran Duran. ;)
PS. First album I bought with my own money was probably What's the Story...from Oasis. The first music I remember owning ever was gifted to me by my uncle: Some Janet Jackson single, and a song called: Sweat (a lalalala long) by Inner Circle. |
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