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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.
Christmas Rappin |
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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.
Rock n Roll |
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BANDS THAT YOU LIKED AS A TEENAGERS BUT WOULDNT ADMIT TO IT. CONFESS UP TO IT NOW.
