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Frederick Fucking Chopin
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First Album You Ever Bought
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Frisco_Slug_Esq
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Two at once.
Machine Head
Made in Rock
The band? Guess Who...
NO! Not Burton Cummings dumbass!
Machine Head
Made in Rock
The band? Guess Who...
NO! Not Burton Cummings dumbass!
RobDownSouth
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*laughing* exact opposite here...my best friend's older sister is responsible for my intense dislike of Jethro Tull. She was an absolute Tull fanatic, she'd come home from school and it'd be All Tull, All The Time at 100 decibels for literally hours on end.
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QUATRO - suzi quatro
glamorilla
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it's a toss up between devo's "freedom of choice" and supertramps "breakfast in america".
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It's like that here now...Lady P hates almost all "prog rock..." I have to listen when she's not around. She's away overnight tonight...I'm making a playlist...
bluemuse
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Ugh. I'm with Lady P on that one.....
Peregrinator
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You don't like Genesis or Yes or ELP?
bluemuse
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Just never got next to them. Had many a boyfriend who did, though.
Peregrinator
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Oh, you're missing out. ELP, in particular, is just bursting with talent and creativity.
I love the song Pirates...the musicianship is just wonderful...the intro perfectly captures the feel of long days at sea.
bluemuse
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My parents were big into ELP. Got many a contact high watching the lazer light show (performed to the music of ELP)at the Griffith Park Observatory.
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Right On
When the Works Tour came though town, I was lucky to catch ELP. Indeed a wonderful experience. The opening number included Kieth Emerson being spun around in a device while playing an organ.
At the time, you could catch The Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin for $8.00. But for Emerson, Lake and Palmer, as well as their forty piece orchestra, tickets were a tidy sum of $12.00. Ahhh, the good ole days . . .
When the Works Tour came though town, I was lucky to catch ELP. Indeed a wonderful experience. The opening number included Kieth Emerson being spun around in a device while playing an organ.
At the time, you could catch The Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin for $8.00. But for Emerson, Lake and Palmer, as well as their forty piece orchestra, tickets were a tidy sum of $12.00. Ahhh, the good ole days . . .
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True...wow...that thing rocked didn't it ?
Roxanne_Smith69
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Carole King Tapestry ... I was 10 or 11.
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My first CD was....
"Bigger, Better, Faster, More!" Four Non-Blondes (1992)
I can't remember my first cassette as it was waaaaay before that. lol
"Bigger, Better, Faster, More!" Four Non-Blondes (1992)
I can't remember my first cassette as it was waaaaay before that. lol
Byron In Exile
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Excellent.
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Man...hard to remember. I think it was probably a cassette tape. Maybe Metallica?
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I'm in Heaven
Emusic now has Miles Davis classics such as Bitches Brew, Sketches of Spain, Walkin', etc.
Emusic now has Miles Davis classics such as Bitches Brew, Sketches of Spain, Walkin', etc.
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