What Album Had The Biggest Impact On You As a Teenager

[jeff2]

Since Machine Head and Dark Side of the Moon have already been mentioned I will throw in somehting different. More so songs like Suburban Love and Television.

 

[wpgguy]

Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow
Jimi Hendrix - Are you Experienced

 

[Adamxx]

Simon and Garfunkle Greatest Hits.

 

[JuanGoodman]

 

[jeff2]

 

[massman]

Fuck you guys are all old.

 

[shack]

There are too many.

 

[Robert Mugabe]

Buddy Holly before I was a teenager.
However as a teenager. Tough choice but can't really go wrong picking this one.

 

[xmontrealer]

Fuck you guys are all old.

I sure am. And I feel so lucky that I got to hear and enjoy rock, pop, and r&b music from the 1950's through today as it was being released, and brand new to my ears.

Way back then, and through the sixties and seventies at least, it was a different world, without helicopter parents. Our front doors were unlocked, true fun playing and fooling around with my friends not always as structured and organized as it is today, pre-internet dating, pre-Aids bare sex, and at least in Canada, no wars to get killed in...

 

[FUCKMEISTER]

Chicago 67

 

[wpgguy]

Chicago 67

Great album, there is a live version of I’m a Man from the Tanglewood festival on YouTube that’s fantastic. Sadly, IMHO they were never the same after the death of Terry Kath and again in my opinion some of the cheesy ballads they did in the 80s and 90s were awful.

 

[shack]

Great album, there is a live version of I’m a Man from the Tanglewood festival on YouTube that’s fantastic. Sadly, IMHO they were never the same after the death of Terry Kath and again in my opinion some of the cheesy ballads they did in the 80s and 90s were awful.

A lot of that was David Foster. The music sucked but they pulled in big bucks with Pete Cetera singing.

 

[eddie kerr]

Buddy Holly before I was a teenager.
However as a teenager. Tough choice but can't really go wrong picking this one.
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My first album. Buddy Holly and the Chirping Crickets, featuring, That'll Be The Day, Oh Boy, Maybe Baby. With my black hair and a curly q on my forehead wearing black rimmed eye glasses as age 14 trying to look like him. Yes I am that old!!

 

[Robert Mugabe]

My first album. Buddy Holly and the Chirping Crickets, featuring, That'll Be The Day, Oh Boy, Maybe Baby. With my black hair and a curly q on my forehead wearing black rimmed eye glasses as age 14 trying to look like him. Yes I am that old!!

Me almost as old. I remember we had just moved to the UK in the mid 50's and the show to watch on Saturday night was the 6.5 special. Pete Murray was one of the DJ's. He announced a new record from a new American band called "The Crickets" with That'll be the day" First time it was played on British TV. I was there man.....

 

[wigglee]

Grand Funk Railroad ...Inside Lookin Out from the red album

 

[altid13]

 

[ogibowt]

Grand Funk Railroad ...Inside Lookin Out from the red album

GFR...covered many a Soul & Motown song.............and did a pretty good job doing it

 

[ogibowt]

Sonic Temple....you started a great topic....good on you........

 

[wpgguy]

A lot of that was David Foster. The music sucked but they pulled in big bucks with Pete Cetera singing.

Ok that explains it, I’ve pretty much hated everything he’s ever done. Just sounds so bland and unoriginal.

 

[tml]

GFR...covered many a Soul & Motown song.............and did a pretty good job doing it