It's Senior Year of High School: What's in your CD Changer?

[Beware the Beast Man]

Or record player, or cassette deck, or 8-track player, if applicable.


Mine:
Nirvana- Nevermind
Mudhoney- Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Tad - 8-Way Santa
Dinosaur Jr.- Bug
Primus- Frizzle Fry
Soundgarden- Badmotorfinger

[XNASA]

1. The CD didn't exist during my Senior year.

That's a baited question if I ever heard one.

[Beware the Beast Man]

3. See my addendum.

What was in your reel-to-reel, or your victrola? :evilgrin:

[XNASA]

15. Ah, man......I missed that. I really need to take a break.

I think it's cabin fever setting in.

But let's see...

Probably...

Roxy Music - Siren & Country Life
David Bowie - Aladdin Sane
Kinks - Schoolboys in Disgrace
Eno - Another Green World, Taking Tiger Mountain, etc..
Genesis - Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
New York Dolls - Too Much Too Soon
The Stooges - Raw Power

[madinmaryland]

2. Nothing, It was stuck in my 8-track player.

:grr:

[skygazer]

4. My record player

The first Boston album, the first Cars album, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith's Get Your Wings and Toys In the Attic, the first Van Halen album, Pink Floyd's Animals....

Those were good years. :hippie: Musically, anyway....

[tsakshaug]

5. in the 8 track

Joe Walsh-the one with life's been good
styx-Grand Illusion -yuck
Jackson Browne-the pretender
Lynnyrd Skyner-Two from the road
Rick Wakeman-Journey to the Center of the earth
Some other stuff I recorded -Yes I had an 8-track recorder

[trogdor]

6. Fee Waybill RULEZ!!!!!!

[Joe Power]

22. I was a punk...

...before you was a punk!

[Jack Rabbit]

7. I left it on top of eight-track tap deck.

!!

[salinen]

8. Glad you changed that

Creme - Disreali gears
It's a Beautiful Day
Tull - Benefit
Bowie - Alladin Sane
Fleetwood Mac - Mystery to Me

[Bertha Venation]

9. What's a CD changer? What's a CD?

That was 1981, man.... :smoke:

B-52s in the "cassette deck." That's all I remember.

[NewJeffCT]

10. well, on my turntable...

Back in 84-85, likely would have been Van Halen's "1984" or Metallica's "Ride the Lightning" or probably some older band - old Black Sabbath with Ozzy, Van Halen's first album, one of Led Zeppelin's first 4 albums, something from Deep Purple...

[Wickerman]

11. Neil Young, Rust never sleeps and Comes a time

The Band, Last Waltz
Talking Heads, Fear of Music
Joe Jackson, Look Sharp
Jackson Browne, Running on Empty
Dylan, Street Legal
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Watch
Clash - London Calling

cassettes in my carrier. (Or, more realistically, what I really recall listening to)


On edit - something Elvis Costello - most likely for the time Armed Forces.

[Burma Jones]

12. Mine..........

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Pink Floyd - Animals
Beatles - White Album
Grateful Dead - Europe '72
Beethoven Symphonies
Bach Choral Works and Brandenburg #2
Bob Dylan - Desire

[Art_from_Ark]

99. Wow! Another Brandenburg #2 fan!

I also loved 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6! I had them on a one-hour casette tape and played them every day of my junior and senior years, until the tape broke! Same for the first pre-recorded cassette tape I ever had, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, performed by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

[ET Awful]

13. Hell, when I was a senior, the neatest piece of stereo equipment

I'd seen was my brothers friend's stereo that had a four cassette changer :). We had no CD's.

That said, it was probably some 80's heavy metal. Iron Maiden or something of the sort.

[DBoon]

14. David Bowie, Yes, Tull, Zappa

Bowie - Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dogs, Man Who Sold The World

Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans (yes I did smoke a bit of dope then)

Tull - Aqualung, Thick as a Brick

Zappa - Just Another Band from LA, Mothermania, Overnight Sensation

Also Hawkwind, In Search of Space, and some Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd (More, Piper, Ummugumma)

[ProfessorGAC]

16. Were You In My Car?????

The only ones you left out were Deep Purple, The Sweet, ELP, and Black Sabbath. I would have had 8 in there, and you mentioned four that would have been in there.

OK, where'd you go to high school, and why were you snooping in my car?
The Professor

[DBoon]

52. Were you the one bogarting the joint?

If so, then yes. And please hand it over to me, if it is still lit after 30 years.

I wasn't too much into the Sweet, though I had a secret infatuation with Suzi Quatro (strictly platonic, mind you).

[Skip Intro]

17. Queen, Pat Benetar, The Cars, Kiss

I'm forgetting a big one......

on edit: the B52s, but that's not the big one I'm still forgetting

[Sporadicus]

18. Turntable & 8-Track

Led Zeppelin IV

Emerson Lake & Palmer - Trilogy

Derek & the Dominos - Layla

The Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street

CSNY - 4 Way Street

Jimi Hendrix - The Cry of Love

Jethro Tull - Aqualung

Pink Floyd - Meddle

Mott the Hoople - All the Young Dudes

Johnny Winter - Johnny Winter And Live

[bif]

19. "Inner "Inner Mounting Flame"--Mahavishnu Orchestra

"Icarus" Paul Winter concort, Return To Forever, Pat Metheny Quartet's first record, Keith Jarret Koln Concert...

[kcwayne]

20. It was a great year

Hot Buttered Soul - Isaac Hayes
Abbey Road - The Beatles
The James Gang - The James Gang
Chicago IV - Chicago
Chicago V - Chicago
BST Greatest Hits - Blood Sweat and Tears
Soundtrack from WoodStock
Abraxas - Santana
Santana - Santana
Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

[Fleurs du Mal]

21. Similar

The newest stuff we were listening to that year was:

Nirvana - Bleach
Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff
Pixies - Surfer Rosa, Doolittle
Soundgarden - Ultramega OK, Lounder Than Love
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions...
Jane's Addiction - Jane's Addiction
Metallica - ...And Justice for All
Sinead O'Connor - The Lion and the Cobra
The Sugarcubes - Life's Too Good
Sisters of Mercy - Floodland

[Worst Username Ever]

23. Dr. Dre The Chronic

Also Snoop's first CD when he was still considered cool. I had varied musical tastes, so I also had Pearl Jam's Ten, Nirvana's Nevermind, Sailing the Seas of Cheese, and a bunch of other crap. Oh, Easy E's last album before he kicked it.

[flamingyouth]

24. Velvet Underground, Modern Lovers, Barracudas

New Order, Clash, Ramones.

[NeoTraitors]

27. Senior year '89

Bought my last 2 lp record albums: Janes Addiction Nothings Shocking and Bob Dylans Greatest hits.

[tigereye]

29. wow

that wasn't me til college/post college. Must have been fun to have good taste in high school!


for me, well it was the 70s. All the stoner/progressive stuff:

Yes, Yes and more Yes. (Close to the Edge and the Yes album)
Tom Lehrer
Genesis - Trick of the Tail
Emerson Lake and Palmer - Trilogy and Brain Salad Surgery
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick, PAssion Play, Aqualung




ooh. That was scary. ;)

[flamingyouth]

31. I used to buy records from this store in the U-District

I had to put them on layaway. After buying a series of really obscure LPs and paying $2 here and there on layaway, when I finally asked him to pull the 13th Floor Elevators' first album off the wall and put it away for me, he finally said, "Who ARE you?" :D I was 15 or so at the time.

:hi: How are you?

[tigereye]

59. I'm good! Onward into the New Year and all that

$ 2.00 for albums. I remember those days. I almost asked Greg from The Cynics for an autograph for you when we were at a party... but everyone had had too much libation at that point. Maybe next New Years. His wife was really fun to talk to, though.

[flamingyouth]

68. Oh man, the next time you know you're going to see him

PM me first - :hi:

[NeoTraitors]

32. Well it wasn't too long

before that that I would've had to say Motley Crue! But by the end of '89 I was all 80's indie, particularly the mighty roster of bands on SST records!

[fluffernutter]

25. Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True, Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Robert Plant, Night Ranger, John Waite

[Longgrain]

42. Hey welcome to the new millennium

:)

[Butterflies]

26. One of nine Led Zeppelin albums is on the stereo

that band was my reason for living at that time.

[trof]

28. You mean my 45 RPM record player?

Rock Around the Clock, Bill Haley and the Comets
Mr. Sandman, The Chordettes?
Work With Me Annie, Little Richard
Come Onna My House, Rosemary Clooney
Ah...them wuz the days.
Sock hops, lights dimmed in the gym, slow dancing, and the first stirrings of that thang called LUV.

[Patiod]

30. Well, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, but not for the album

Those double albums were great for cleaning...well, if you were around then, you know what they were good for.

Hotel California - Eagles
Saturday Night Fever - The Bee Jees (had to learn those dance steps)
The Stranger - Billy Joel
Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
Running on Empty - Jackson Brown
Aja - Steely Dan
Silk Degrees - Boz Scaggs (from the previous year)

Plus a lot of Springsteen, Pablo Cruise, Boston, Doobie Bros., & CSN,

Steely Dan and Springsteen are still in regular rotation!

[Squeech]

33. I got a few years on you guys

The Beatles (white album) and others, I forget which

Jefferson Airplane's first six albums

Mothers of Invention: Uncle Meat, Absolutely Free, We're Only In It for the Money

Jethro Tull: Stand Up, Benefit

The Byrds: Notorious Byrds Brothers, Younger than Yesterday

Fairport Convention: Liege & Lief

Rolling Stones: Their Satanic Majesties Request, Aftermath

Ten Years After: Cricklewood Green (I outgrew that one pretty soon)

I had about 100 LPs by then, but these were usually on top of the pile.

[Bluzmann57]

34. Hmmm, 1975

Teaser-Tommy Bolin
Bang a Gong-T Rex
Chateau LaFitte '59 Boogie-Foghat
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN-Led Zepplin
FREEBIRD-Lynyrd Skynyrd
Black Water- The Doobie Brothers
I put "Stairway" and "Free Bird" in caps because I considered them, and still do, as two of the greatest Rock and Roll songs ever made. I also got into Kiss, Aerosmith and Savoy Brown as well as many others waaaaayy back when. "Bang a Gong" has some back seat boogie memories for me and Foghat was a fairly underrated band in my opinion, as was Tommy Bolin. This is sort of a cool thread. Thanks for starting it and letting us old folks remember the olden days. LP's, cassettes, and 8 tracks ruled the day! I miss the radio back then too. KAAY in Little Rock, Arkansas was one of the best "underground" stations in America. Anyone who ever listened to "Beeker Street" and Beeker Theater" knows what I'm saying.

[SW FL Dem]

38. Sounds awfully familiar

Guess that's because I graduated in 1975 too.

[Patiod]

40. "FFREEE -- BBBIRRRRRRD!!!"

God I hate that song

One of the amateur bands from our high school (circa 1977/78) mutilated it, and it became our most reviled song ever because we hated that stupid band so much (and they played at EVERYTHING in high school). My girlfriend and I would yell it at every concert we went to, just as a joke.

We made the mistake of yelling it at a middle-aged bar band one night down at the beach, and they started playing it.

AAAARRRGGGH!!!! (no disrespect on the original Skynyd version)

Stairway is my other most-hated song. Again because of the bad memories - always the last song at the school dances, and dweeby guys 6" shorter always found me for it - the world's worst dancing song.

Did like the Doobies and Aerosmith, though (other than them and Springsteen, I had girly taste in music)

[Red State Rebel]

51. Lady Marmalade - Patti LaBelle

Love Will Keep Us Together - Captain and Tennille
Amie - Pure Prarie League
Fame - David Bowie
At Seventeen - Janis Ian

[Beer Snob-50]

35. compliation of kaaza stolen songs,

jimmy buffet (barometer soup), stones (stripped), pearl jam (i think it's ten), jimmy buffet (licensed to chill)

[kick-ass-bob]

36. Maiden, Maiden, Maiden,

and some Metallica.

Oh, and Megadeth.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

37. No CDs in 1968, just vinyl

I was listening to Jefferson Airplane, the Beatles, the Mamas and Papas, lots of 45RPM singles, and a bit of classical.

[apple_ridge]

39. The 8-track in my '72 Saab 96 with special 100 dent package?

Bob Seger
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Led Zep II
Santana
Marshall Tucker
Outlaws
Molly Hatchet (loved that southern rock!)

[Longgrain]

41. 10,000 Maniacs

"in my tribe"

Inxs "Kick"

They might be Giants "Flood"

and for some reason Debbie Gibson..."Electric Youth"

[RevolutionaryActs]

78. Debbie Gibson? Well at least it wasn't Tiffany! BWHAHAHAHAHAHA

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[flygal]

84. I played "in my tribe" so much it got warped

[SarahB]

91. Very similar here.

Minus the Debbie Gibson however. :scared:

[CrownPrinceBandar]

43. Didn't get many CD's until after graduation.......................

So here were some of the LP's I was listening to in 1987:

U2 - Joshua Tree
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
Lou Reed - Mistrial
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
REM - Reckoning
Bruce Springsteen - Greeting From Asbury Park, NJ
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

[TrogL]

44. Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Yes

[Dora]

45. 1987

Smiths - Hatful of Hollow
U2 - Unforgettable Fire, War, Boy
INXS
Simple Minds

[dean_dem]

46. New Order- Low-Life

Though it had absolutely no relation to the year or time-period I graduated. "Mo' Money, Mo' Problems" would have been a little more fitting. Ugh.

[MissMillie]

47. Probably Asia's first album

or Long Distance Voyager by the Moody Blues

[jdonaldball]

48. 1980, what the f--- is a CD? John Lennon died that year

My LPs included "Summertime Dream" by Gordon Lightfoot, and everything Jim Croce ever did.

[11 Bravo]

49. In '68 I was listening to the following on 8 track or vinyl:

Magic Carpet Ride & Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf
Hush - Deep Purple
Jumpin' Jack Flash - Stones
Hello, I Love You - The Doors
Hey Jude & Lady Madonna - The Beatles
People Got to Be Free - The Rascals
Midnight Confessions - The Grass Roots
Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
Time Has Come Today - The Chambers Brothers

[rbnyc]

50. How about what's on my turntable...

...and stacked next to my turntable?

Throwing Muses - The Fat Skier
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Nocturne
Siouxsie & the Banshees - The Peel Sessions
Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters
Joy Division - Closer
Joy Division - The Peel Sessions
Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising
Husker Du - Everything Falls Apart

[grace0418]

53. Smiths, Depeche Mode, the Cure, Erasure, Crowded House

Ministry, RevCo, Nitzer Ebb...

[fleabert]

83. did we ride to school together? !?!?! I fogot about Nitzer Ebb, I need to

get to downloading!

*insert 'Memories' soundtrack here*

[Magrittes Pipe]

54. Well, I didn't have a *changer*

But near my CD player (which I'd only had for 2 years at that point) at all times circa '93 were:

Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Afghan Whigs - Congregation
Billy Bragg - Talking with the Taxman about Poetry
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
The Clash - Give 'em Enough Rope

[txaslftist]

55. It was a walkman....

and it was Pink Floyd.

[tigerbeat]

56. Talking Heads, Elvis Costello.....

REM, the dB's, Game Theory, the Three O'Clock, the Who, Peter Gabriel, Bob Dylan

[bunkerbuster1]

94. the THREE O'CLOCK?

as in, the 80s psych-revival band?

interesting.

BTW, I saw the Heads when they were still a three-piece.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

57. 10 Spot - Shudder to Think

Tales of Topographic Oceans - Yes
Satta Massagana - The Abbysinians
Bootlegs and B-Sides - Ice Cube

[RandomKoolzip]

66. That's right! I forgot about that album....

but "Ten Spot" is more like what we used to listen to Sophomore year. I listened to lot weirder stuff before senior year....I kinda turned into "Mr. Trad Rock" that year.

[johnnie]

58. Some of the same as now

Beatles
Rolling Stones
Sex Pistols
Mott
Animals
Bowie
Yardbirds
The Who
Hank William
Muddy Waters
The Raiders
The Tubes
Johnny Cash
John Lennon
George Harrison
Elvis
Chuck Berry
The Band
Lovin' Spoonful
Blondie
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
Badfinger


There are a lot more and some of these I don't listen to much these days.

[htuttle]

60. Toys in the Attic 8-Track

Or ZZ-Top maybe, or Zepplin's ZOSO. 8-Tracks, of course.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

61. L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande performing

Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite

Other faves:
Chicago Symphony performing Saint-Saens Symphony #3
David Oistrach playing Beethoven's Romances
Heifetz Live...Bruch Scottish Fantasy and other works

too many to mention...

[progmom]

62. I was such a geek

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue & Tutu
Various - The Best of Blue Note
Manhattan Transfer - Brasil
INXS - kick
U2 - Joshua Tree
Smiths - Strangeways Here We Come
Rickie Lee Jones - Gravity
Joni Mitchell - Mingus
Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman

[driver8]

63. On my turntable...

Rush -- Moving Pictures
April Wine -- Nature of the Beast (I think that's the album)
AC/DC -- Back in Black
Anything by Led Zep

[KitchenWitch]

64. 8 track tapes BAYBEEEEEEEEE!

I just laugh when I think about them. Get the Knack, Against the Wind, Grand Illusion and 2112

[RandomKoolzip]

65. This stuff:

The Band: Music From Big Pink
The Buzzcocks: Singles Going Steady
Randy Newman: 12 Songs
Van Morrsion: Astral Weeks
Elvis Costello: My Aim is True
Jefferson Airplane: Thirty Seconds Over Winterland
Patti Smith: Radio Ethiopia
Bob Dylan: New Morning (all Dylan, in fact: senior year, i was going through a big Dylan/ hippie phase)

[Thor_MN]

67. Senior Year? What 's a changer for Certificates of Deposit?

I mean rates are around 13%, but what would need a changer for?

[outraged2]

69. REM, U2, Smiths, Cure, Beatles...

10,000 Maniacs
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians
Wide Spread Panic
Indecision....

[kayleybeth]

70. Dang, I'm old.

No CD players when I was in high school. Just cassette players. I can't remember what tapes I had in the car but I'm sure it was stuff I'd never listen to today. Probably along the lines of REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Styx, etc.

[PittPoliSci]

71. Ramones, Queers, Screeching Weasel.

It was my punk renaissance. In a little over a year, I'd listen to nothing but hardcore and metal. Interesting how tastes change, but now I love to mix it up.

By the way, American Idiot is one of the best PUNK ROCK records of all time. Flame on!

[The Great Escape]

72. 1981...Rush (Moving Pictures)....

Ozzy Osbourne...Diary Of a Madman
The Police...Ghost In The Machine
Def Leppard...High and Dry
Genesis...Abacab

[Ouabache]

73. Jefferson Airplane

Volunteers

[Norbert]

74. On my Turntable/CD changer

Elton John - Madman Across the Water
Yes - Fragile and the Yes Album
Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story
T. Rex - Electric Warrior
Carole King - Tapestry and Music
Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything

Rundgren would be a stretch since I didn't get this until a month before I graduated. I was a huge Yes fan and before spring had every album they made. I was aware that T. Rex was the biggest group across the pond at the time and wanted to hear more.

[Withywindle]

75. Velvet Underground, Bauhaus, Sonic Youth, Black Sabbath....

...It's scary how little has changed!

[Kire]

76. Primus, Napalm Death, Cannibal Corpse...

and Prince!

[HEyHEY]

77. Pennywise, about time, Dead KEnnedys, Give me convienence

And oldies as always

[Der Blaue Engel]

79. On my victrola:

Prince - Purple Rain
Michael Jackson - Thriller (I'm so ashamed)
Paul McCartney - The Pipes of Peace

And a bunch of Christian crap because I wasn't supposed to be listening to that Satan music.

[RadicalMom]

80. James Taylor, "Sweet Baby James," and Alice Cooper just

released "School's Out," and we didn't hear it till right after graduation, and he appeared live at my high school gymnasium, and we'd never heard of him, so we didn't go see him, and I've been kicking myself ever since. And James Taylor was so cute then (it was his first album and he had all his hair) that we all carried the album covers around with us at school, to drool at any opportunity. We were all crushed when he went so bald so young. I imagine he wasn't too happy about it, either.

[fleabert]

81. didn't own one CD or CD player my senior year...but in my tape player...

The Smiths
Depeche Mode
Erasure
The Normal
Ministry
many many mix tapes from my album obsessed boyfriend...

[zann725]

82. No CD players then, though Crosby Stills sounded 'fine' on the turntable!

n/t

[flygal]

85. Van Halen 51/50 Bon Jovi - Tokyo Road

I was in love with a metalhead and had to be blasting it all the time - it was my short-lived rebel period.
Tokyo Road

by Unknown
In a time, in a place
In a world, they forgot
Lives the heart of me
A part that just won't die
Just a boy, not a man
Sent to war, in a land
They said we'd fight for their freedom
But I felt like a hired hand

Sometimes I have to find my way
Sometimes I have to get away
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

Working hard, for a pass
Got the night, make it last
It was a time to remember
All my life I would never forget
In a bar, breathing smoke
Snorting whiskey, drinking coke
It was a time when no one would die
And there wasn't a care

Sometimes I wish it was that way
Cause sometimes I have to get away
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

This guy turns me around and he's pointing up the stairs
I found myself in her doorway but there wasn't anybody there
She walked in the room with nothing on but a red light
And with a smile she got so close to me.
She whispered something 'bout midnight
You know I didn't understand a word she said
But it felt so good
She knew that I didn't have any money
But baby I knew she would...

Take me back to Tokyo Road
Take me back to Tokyo Road

[Rhiannon12866]

86. Huh?! What's a CD?!

:shrug:

[tjwmason]

87. Bach, Vivaldi, Handel

I still love baroque music, but at uni got introduced to modern classical stuff - so now it's mystic minimalism and the French organ school.

[WCGreen]

88. Casettes of the Eagles, Al Stewert and The Beatles

[St. Jarvitude]

89. Some CD I have not yet bought

I'll get back to you in a few months ;)

Though, technically, it will be on my iPod, not my CD player...

[DemBones DemBones]

90. 1965: The Rolling Stones, The Fugs, Bob Dylan, The Beatles.

Rolling Stones ("High Tide and Green Grass")

Fugs (eponymous???)

Dylan ("Highway 61" and "Bringing It All Back Home")

Beatles "(Meet the Beatles," "Hard Day's Night")


Fall of '66 I bought the new double Dylan LP, "Blonde on Blonde" -- it cost over $7.

[vi5]

92. 1987: The Cure, The Smiths, The Replacements.....

REM, Husker Du, The Meat Puppets, Black Flag.

Of course this being 1987 and me being late to the digital revolution, these were on cassette and not cd.

[noonwitch]

93. Styx, Pink Floyd, Led Zep and the Cars

Styx-"Paradise Theater" was big my senior year. "The Best Of Times" was the Homecoming theme.

Pink Floyd-"The Wall". It came out a few years earlier, but the movie came out my junior year of high school, so the album was popular again.

Led Zep- "In Through The Out Door". Awesome album.

The Cars-"The Cars". My first rock concert, my Mom took me.

[BiggJawn]

95. Tubular Bells. In the 8-track.

And almost all of Tull's works...Well, at least up to TAAB, this WAS 1975, y'know!

[GumboYaYa]

96. Ramones, The Clash, Led Zeppelin...

Butthole Surfers, Red Hot Chili Peppers (the early stuff), Dead Kennedy's, Jimi Hendrix, and all the jazz masters (Miles, Trane etc.).

[Aiptasia]

97. CD changer in High School? Nah cassettes mang

Metallica - Ride The Lightning
Prince - Purple Rain
Peter Tosh - Legalize It
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Adam Ant - Self Titled

[babylonsister]

98. Here's a few records:

Pink Floyd
Lots of Joni Mitchell
Cream
Crosby Stills Nash and Young
America
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Chicago