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Location: Michigan | Heres mine , I wouldnt admit to this in my teenage life but I thought they were really good.GWB's Confessional
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Location: Tennessee | Forgive me, GWB, but I have sinned ...
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Apollo 100 |
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Location: NW Washington State | Sweet (The Sweet?), they're great! You mean I have to be embarassed? I've never had a Sweet album but now I'm going to look for one...
Love Is Like Oxygen
I've never had an AC/DC album either, is there one I should look for? I'm thinking about a Three Dog Night CD too. |
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Location: big island | archies |
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Location: Orlando, FL | GWB, If you grew up tn the 70's you listened to 3 dog night.
Bobbo, I used to play that one in a band back in the day...
Here's mine, I'll bet nobody's heard of this band Dust
One of these guys, I think the drummer later chaged his name and became a ramone.
By the time Ambrosia put out their third album, everybody forgot how great their first 2 albums were.
nice, nice very nice
Written by Kurt Vonnegut - how cool is that. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Bread |
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Location: Vernon CT | Pousette Dart Band
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Location: closely held secret | Ambrosia. No kidding, Steve, how could a band with so much creative potential go so MOR so fast...
But unfortunately, I wasn't a teenager anymore in 75/76, so it would have to be The Monkees. Or Paul Revere & the Raiders (featuring Mark Lindsey), who were of course Northwest boys. |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | -Designzilla: I've got both Dust Cds.
Blue Cheer |
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Location: Cincinnati | I still listen to Paul Revere and the Raiders. And Blue Cheer's version of "Summertime Blues" still gets me going. |
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Location: GA USA | Pablo Cruise. Saw them twice.
The Tubes.
And... anybody remember a band called Charlie? |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Gordon Lightfoot and Styx.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOWK7Tam01M&feature=related |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | I admit to every band I`ve enjoyed listening to , specially them from the 50 -60 `s , the most innovative era of guitar music , it boosted the electric and even the acoustic , as a band , " The Shadows " most of all.
Vic
..remember to turn -up the bass.. :)
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Location: Michigan | I thought that we would never post this again but this is dedicated to HUMBLE PIE AKA SOLID TOP
Heres to you. GWB.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Bread and TDN were favorites of mine, too. Never cared much for Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog, though. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Whenever I hear "If" it brings me right back to those years when I was with the first love of my life. For a long time, I couldn't listen to it at all. |
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Location: Michigan | They were a good make out band.How about this one ....GWB
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Thank You , how did you find this ??..as it is , apart from the original , this is the nicest rendition from " Apache " that I`ve seen sofar , and Danish girls do look nice do n`t they :)
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Mike, If is almost identical to New York's Not My Home, by Jim Croce. It's hard to do one after the other. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | This reminds me of a sad story - we used to have alot of house parties when I was a teenager. I used to make alot of the cassettes for these parties (it's so much easier now with iPods, isn't it???). At one of these parties, right after I started going out with the girl mentioned above, one of my tapes was on and it was at a point in the party where it quieted down alot and the lights were low - Colour My World was playing, so everyone was in a romantic mood. The next song (and this is the SAD part) was Cold As Ice... talk about FUBAR!
Needless to say, I put ALOT more thought into my subsequent party tapes! |
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Location: Melbourne Australia | Cliif Richard around the time the Shadows joined him - sort of like the pommy Elvis Presley
Summer Holiday
My apologies, you will have to wipe the sticky sweetness off your screen... |
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Location: Jet City | I had an album from this guy.
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Location: Central Florida | Okay GWB. You asked for it.
Frankie Yankovic. The Chmielewskis. Six Fat Dutchmen. What can I say? I grew up in rural central Minnesota. All Pollacks and Germans. Polka was prevalent at the Legion clubs, ballrooms, country bars... It was unthinkable to have a wedding with anything but a polka band. Would rather die than admit it in my teenage years but I'll fess up now. I enjoyed it then and still do.
Numbfingers, best Sweet album is Desolation Boulevard.
Jas, you'll have to ask me sometime why I will probably never be able to like Pablo Cruise.
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Location: Jet City | Ashamed to say, but I had this album too. Come on though, I was 10. That was the haircut I had to have too.
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| Can't really think of any to be embarrassed about because I was always very critical as a teenager but when I was about 10 I used to listen to the Clancy Brothers a lot and listening to them now I wonder what the hell I was on about back then. First LP that I chose was the Royal Marine Corps Band rather than Alvin and the Chipmunks which is what my parents suggested at the time..lol |
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| The Bee Gees
(What can I say? I graduated high school at the peak of the disco era. I plead stupidity.) |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | This same question was asked just a few months ago... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | How could I forget Paul Revere? It's interesting that I ended up in the same place as a couple of my early favorites--Paul Revere and Gary Pucket. Gary was from Twin Falls.
I guess I have to confess listening to the Partridge Family, too. |
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| The New Colony Six. |
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Location: Michigan | Jeff thats the neat thing about OFC we can just wait a couple of months and ask the same question over and over again and we will still get answers from the same people like it is a new blog.That will keep the OFC fresh and keep it around forever.
Isnt aging a wonderful thing. :D GWB :eek: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | National: Three Dog Night, The Association, The Turtles, Grand Funk Railroad, Hawkwind... |
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Location: GA USA | I was listening to Mott one day at work recently and decided to throw on some Mick Ronson. The first song was "Billy Porter" and I couldn't believe that I ever liked that song. Mick was good, though. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Lord Buckley |
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| OK, I forgot about Hawkwind.
In addition to buying one of their albums I went to see them as well - that might be even worse..lol |
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Location: New Hampshire, USA | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I guess I have to confess listening to the Partridge Family, too. At 8 years old, I never missed an episode or an album, but I won't be ashamed. If not for PF, I wouldn't have become infatuated with the Breadwinner. I had no idea what it was at the time, but now that I own one I have David Cassidy to thank. :) |
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Location: Nashville TN. | You have no idea how manytimes I played that song on internet jukeboxes. Feb, 3rd to Feb 10th |
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Location: Nashville TN. | I'm sp ashamed
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Location: Nashville TN. | Pre teen 6 or 7 years old.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjV8YjDiwe8
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Location: Jet City | Do these guys count?
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Location: Michigan | Damon67 I would of have you pegged for these guys.GWB
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Location: Jet City | Veronica Lodge! She was hot for a toon. Much hotter than betty in my opinion.
GWB, you just may have given me a new tune to add to the set. That one's happy and upbeat for sure. |
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Location: Indiana | I saw Three Dog Night 5 times live. Great live band.Still a big fan to this day. Still love the Raiders,too. Went and saw Grand Funk when they were in their prime. Thought they were great. Read the awful reviews. The more I thought about it, the reviews were right. Was a big Yes fan, too. Can't really understand why. Very talented, but their songs make no sense to me. Was also a Black Sabbath fan for a VERY short time.
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | I listened to Sweet (still have a CD), but for the song Ballroom Blitz.
IMHO Three Dog Night (still in my iPod), The Association, and GFR, were good bands for thier time.
I confess, I listened to The Outfield, Chilliwack, Chris DeBurgh, and Orleans. Those I can live with.
But I did listen to (God forbid)... MICHAEL JACKSON!
***lowers his head and weeps in absolute shame***
Please forgive me! I won't do it again... I swear. (except Thriller, just to hear Vincent Price's laugh at the end) |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | The Cars were my favorite band in the late 70's (until I heard "Rust Never Sleeps"). I also thought that Devo's "Whip It" was a really cool song when it came out. THERE ... I SAID IT! |
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Location: Chicago | The soundtrack to "Breakin'" (the early 80s movie): I plead insanity UIG (under influence of girlfriend). |
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Location: Chicago | I should specify: "Ain\'t Nobody" by Chaka Khan...... |
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Location: San Ramon/Canandaigua | when i was younger it was definately Avril Lavinge... ouch that was hard to admit |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Just remembered... Tears For Fears. :mad:
This was like twenty-something years ago, and I was not a teenager.
But for some reason I kinda liked that band.
And all my friends Hated them, and groaned if I would play them on the jukebox.
[Which was one more good reason to play them! :p ]
Just a reminder, for those who forgot what these folks sounded like. |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Oh, you should really have posted this LINK ... ;) |
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Location: CA | Some no one else has mentioned yet:
Grass Roots
Dave Clark Five
Fifth Dimension
Kenny Rogers and the First Edition
Gary Wright (wonder if he sued Adobe over the Dream Weaver name?)
Kinks
Vanilla Fudge
1910 Fruitgum Company
Tommy James/Shondells
Spirit
Johnny Rivers
Zager and Evans
Chambers Brothers
Frigid Pink
I bought records from all these folks (well, not 1910, even then I wasn't that much of a sucker).
I still think Lightfoot is one of the all-time great songwriters. And you know, day-amn, I STILL like the freakin Monkees records — that Boyce/Hart/Monkees collaboration, however contorted it was, really worked. |
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BANDS THAT YOU LIKED AS A TEENAGERS BUT WOULDNT ADMIT TO IT. CONFESS UP TO IT NOW.