The first rock album I ever listened to was "Soft Parade"
James Schrumpf 5 March 2005 07:59:14
And that album was released in 1969. Now, I turned 12 in March of 1968; so it's completely possible that I heard this album in the year it came out before I turned 13. The weird thing is that my friend that played it for me was five months younger than me, and didn't have any older siblings; and there's no way his parents were hip enough to buy this album.
Therefore, my friend Jay was _even weirder than I thought at the time_; which is a wonderful thing, if you think of it.
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How do you prefer your martini, Mr. I am Jack's utter apathy <mrtobrien@hcetirema.gnet>? Shaken, or stirred?
"James Schrumpf" shot me once.... ONCE:>> And that album was released in 1969. Now, I turned 12 in March of>> 1968; so it's completely possible that I heard this album in the year>> it came out before I turned 13. The weird thing is that my friend>> that played it for me was five months younger than me, and didn't>> have any older siblings; and there's no way his parents were hip>> enough to buy this album. >>
Therefore, my friend Jay was _even weirder than I thought at the>> time_; which is a wonderful thing, if you think of it.>>
The first rock album I ever listened to was either Rush: Moving> Pictures, or Judas Priest: Screaming for Vengeance (bought by my older> brothers, when I was about 6-7, in the early eighties).>
Oddly enough, as of today, I own a legitimate CD of the latter, and a> 20 year old dub of the former on a 90 minute TDK blank tape. The back> side of which contains an album which I cannot remember. Neither has> been in my stereo in at least 5 years.>
Plug them in and see where your head was a few years ago.
It's funny that after all these years, what I was remembering the most was the song "The Soft Parade":
"YOU CANNOT PETITION THE LORD WITH PRAYER!!!!!!!111!!11!!"
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Well, look. I mean, is he gonna be able to chase us? Cause if I woke up lookin' like that, I would just run towards the nearest living thing and kill it. -- Master Shake
Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 5 March 2005 11:23:32 [ permanent link ]
I am Jack's utter apathy <mrtobrien@hcetirema.gnet> wrote in news:MPG.1c9319d2a0aa26dc98a0c0@news.det.sbcglobal.net:
The first rock album I ever listened to was either Rush: Moving> Pictures, or Judas Priest: Screaming for Vengeance (bought by my older> brothers, when I was about 6-7, in the early eighties).
Styx: Paradise Theater.
God save my poor benighted soul. It's my parents' fault.
The first rock album I ever listened to was something by Ricky Nelson. My oldest sister (4 years older) had a crush on him. I think it had such all-time hits as "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It."
"Jeffrey Davis" <res099c9@alltel.net> wrote in message news:d75e1$4229b8b0$8b373ed7$10047@ALLTEL.NET...> The first rock album I ever listened to was something by Ricky Nelson. My > oldest sister (4 years older) had a crush on him. I think it had such > all-time hits as "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It."
He had some great songs. I remember getting laid to several of them. "Travelin Man", Hello Mary Lou, Unchained Melody and Young Emotions come to mind as instant WoodMasters(tm) songs;
How do you prefer your martini, Mr. Chris Mihos <hos@knowspaam.cwru.edu>? Shaken, or stirred?
for me: "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" by (of course) Black Sabbath>
My _second_ album was "Black Sabbath".
Hmmm... "Soft Parade"... "Black Sabbath"... I sure was pointed down a strange road back then.
-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ James Schrumpf http://www.hilltopper.net
Well, look. I mean, is he gonna be able to chase us? Cause if I woke up lookin' like that, I would just run towards the nearest living thing and kill it. -- Master Shake
James Schrumpf <jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet> You're digging it round, when it aughta Be SQUARE
And that album was released in 1969. Now, I turned 12 in March of 1968; so >it's completely possible that I heard this album in the year it came out >before I turned 13. The weird thing is that my friend that played it for >me was five months younger than me, and didn't have any older siblings; and >there's no way his parents were hip enough to buy this album.>
Therefore, my friend Jay was _even weirder than I thought at the time_; >which is a wonderful thing, if you think of it.
my first rock albulm was Kiss Alive then I went crazy and got about 5 kiss albums...
hey I was 8 IIRC...
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