Name 3 Albums That Influenced You.

[boxahawks]

Album 1700 - Peter Paul and Mary
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
Cheap Thrills - Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janis Joplin

 

[ping72]

Darn…my message must have been too subtle.

 

[blackbones]

Pantera (Far Beyond Driven)
TOOL (Lateralus)
Metallica (And Justice For All)

 

[millah_22]

Whatever your sayyyy… BRING ME YOUR LIGHT MAKE MY LIFE WORTH SO MUCH MORE

 

[HawkeyeShawn]

Kiss - Double Platinum. The first 8 track tapes I had ever purchased. Not a huge Kiss fan anymore, but they influenced me to rock/metal which got me through the 80’s.

Alice In Chains- Dirt. Best grunge album, IMO, and I graduated from metal to grunge in the early 90’s.

Beastie Boys - Paul’s Boutique. Added rap to my musical interests.

Bonus album

Dwight Yoakam - Just Looking for a Hit. Stumbled onto Dwight by accident and have now seen him in concert 10+ times. I pretty much hate all other country acts, so Dwight is definitely an odd choice for me.

 

[Scott559]

 

[torbee]

Probably explains why I'm so phucked up:

 

[torbee]

Don't see many fellow KMFDM lovers around here. Represent!

 

[Whiskeydeltadeltatango]

Sublime 40 Oz of freedom because that was the first cd that was me listening to music I liked not what my parents liked.


Warrant- cherry pie. I think i caught my dad after he had chuffed one and he had to explain what the chick on her knees on the cover was doing.

Upper left:

Dazed and confused soundtrack. Still crushes.

 

[torbee]

Off the top of my head:

In Between Dreams by Jack Johnson
Toxicity by System of A Down
Nine Lives by Aerosmith
The Sranger by Billy Joel
Me and My Gang by Rascal Flatts
Unorthodox Jukebox by Bruno Mars
24k Magic by Bruno Mars
Cage the Elephant by Cage the Elephant
Hypnotize by System of a Down
Mesmerize by System of a Down
Bang Bang by Dispatch
Dangerous by Morgan Wallen

Why can't you ever follow instructions?

 

[BrunoMars420]

Why can't you ever follow instructions?

Because I’m a rebel without a cause

 

[Ray Kinsella]

I'm not very edgy.

The Stranger - Billy Joel
Sgt. Pepper's - The Beatles
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John

 

[hydro2.0]

High school — rage against the machine

College- slipknot albums 1-3

Post-college - tool/august burns red

 

[NewVicHawkeye]

I quit listening to entire albums a long time ago.

I have these three on my basement wall so they must mean something.

Mudhoney put on one of the best shows I ever saw at Gabes. Circa ‘90 I believe.

As to the OP I choose to listen to individual songs instead of albums. I prefer the 78 and 45 rpm record formats over 33 and with technology now, I just pick songs I want to hear.

 

[ConvenientParking]

The Lonesome Crowded West - Modest Mouse
Cassadaga - Bright Eyes
Pinkerton - Weezer

 

[JupiterHawk]

Sublime 40 Oz of freedom because that was the first cd that was me listening to music I liked not what my parents liked.


Warrant- cherry pie. I think i caught my dad after he had chuffed one and he had to explain what the chick on her knees on the cover was doing.

Upper left:

Dazed and confused soundtrack. Still crushes.

Hmm. Will have to check out 40 Oz of Freedom. Assumed you meant their named album which is f'ing great. And another heroin death from the 90's. A strange decade for sure.

 

[Tenacious E]

Album 1700 - Peter Paul and Mary
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
Cheap Thrills - Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janis Joplin

PPM’s hits album is actually up there for me. Top 10 for sure.

 

[gojojo]

Zeppelin IV
TEN
From The Mars Hotel

 

[Whiskeydeltadeltatango]

Hmm. Will have to check out 40 Oz of Freedom. Assumed you meant their named album which is f'ing great. And another heroin death from the 90's. A strange decade for sure.

badfish - Google Search

 

[Nole-4-Life]

In this thread I learned I was old.