Name 5 albums that provided the soundtrack for your HS/Early College Days

[Taverner]

And no, they don't have to be from that era per se....

Here's mine

1 - Black Sabbath "Heaven and Hell"
2 - Steely Dan "Decade"
3 - Steve Miller Band's Greatest hits (75-79)
4 - The Doors "LA Woman"
5 - Camper Van Beethoven "Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart"

[Fire Walk With Me]

1. .

-Ultravox, Rage in Eden
-Depeche Mode, Construction Time Again
-Klaus Schulze, X or Mirage
-Kraftwerk, Computer Welt
-Killing Joke, Killing Joke

[Fire Walk With Me]

69. That was high school. College?

Trio: Trio
Scraping Foetus off the Wheel: Nail
Yello: You gotta say yes to another excess
Rites of Spring: Rites of Spring
SPK: Auto Da Fe or Leichenschrei

Husker Du: New Day Rising comes in close as well as The The's Soul Mining.

[IndianaJones]

2. ....

1. Big Head Todd & the Monsters Sister Sweetly
2. Janes Addiction Ritual de lo Habitual
3. Uncle Tupelo Anodyne
4. Widespread Panic Widespread Panic
4. The Connells Ring

[Kali]

3. oh god

Trower - Bridge of Sighs

Deep Purple - Made in Japan

hmmm Live Uriah Heep, maybe Skynyrd, Eagles?, ELP, ELO,??? jeez, I can't pick! (or remember :rofl: )

[Kali]

68. crap how could I forget

Tres Hombres?!!! (ZZ Top) or Aqualung or Dark Side of the Moon or Apostrophe (any Zappa/Mothers) or any Sabbath (Ozzy era)

Carlin and Cheech & Chong too!

[Bennyboy]

4. Bruce springsteen..The Wild,

The innocent and the E St Shuffle. Growin Up.....
Woodstock. I played that shit in HS all day and night.
Grateful Dead, Live Dead and Grateful Dead (Skull and Roses).
Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street.
CRosby, Stills, Nash and Young Four way street, CSN or Deja Vu.

[grace0418]

5. Wow, that's hard to narrow down...

- Depeche Mode: Black Celebration
- Nitzer Ebb: That Total Age
- The Smiths: Strangeways Here We Come
- Ministry: Land of Rape and Honey
- Morrissey: Viva Hate

With honorable mentions being
Every other Smiths and Depeche Mode album prior to 1989
Every Erasure: The Innocents and everything prior
They Might Be Giants: Flood and everything prior
Tones on Tail
New Order: Technique and everything prior
English Beat
Love & Rockets
General Public
Madness

[underpants]

6. REM REM REM REM REM

The little band that could

[idgiehkt]

40. yep

all I could think of was REM when I tried to remember. Life's Rich Pageant, Document, etc.

[idgiehkt]

7. Document

is all that is coming to mind for some reason.

[HuskerDU]

8. 1. would for sure be 'Nothing's Shocking' It was the last 'new'

vinyl record I bought and I literally played the frickin' grooves out of it. That had never happened to me before- not even with 'Live After Death.'

2. MTX Big Black Bugs Bleed Blue Blood

3. Minutemen- Double Nickels

4. Husker Du- Flip Your Wig

5. Hanoi Rocks- All Those Wasted Years (how have I never gotten over my love for this hair metal band?!?)

[idgiehkt]

27. yeah,

thanks for the reminder, Janes Addiction was a big part, plus Appetite for Destruction, too.

[SoxFan]

9. More than requested

U2- Boy/October/War/The Unforgettable Fire
The Alarm- Declaration
Red Rockers- Schizophrenic Circus
REM- Fables of the Reconstruction
Big Country- The Crossing
Jason & the Scorchers- Fervor
The Kinks- Give the People What They Want
Neighborhoods- The High, Hard One
Pogues- Rum, Sodomy and the Lash
Translator- Translator

[XemaSab]

10. Ah yes... the halcyon days of the early/mid-90's...

Nevermind
Ten
The Downward Spiral
Siamese Dream
Ill Communication

Good times. :D

[My Good Babushka]

87. Those were mine, too!

I used to hate it when my roommate would replace my Downward Spiral in the CD player with her Cat Stevens. I would get so mad.

[XemaSab]

94. I would only take Downward Spiral out...

...to put in "Broken." :D

[Danger Mouse]

11. Well for me it was...

1. Radiohead - OK Computer
2. Pink Floyd - The Wall
3. Dream Theater - Metropolis Part 2: Scenes from a Memory
4. Pink Floyd - Meddle
5. Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar

[Broken_Hero]

12. ...........

1. Metallica Justice for All...

2. AC/DC, Back in Black

3. Bryan Adams, Waking up the Neighbors

4. White Lion-all of em...

5. Korn-self titled.

[asthmaticeog]

13. Well, for starters, ditto that Camper Van Beethoven album.

2) DKs, "Plastic Surgery Disasters"
3) Sonic Youth, "Sister"
4) REM, all albums up 'til "Document"
5) Ministry, "Twitch." Seriously. That industrial thing was already creeping in and supplanting the Echo & The Bunnymen type stuff.

OK, that was High School. Here's college:

1) Ministry, "Land of Rape & Honey"
2) Jane's Addiction, self-titled live album & "Nothing's Shocking"
3) Cop Shoot Cop, "Consumer Revolt"
4) Helmet, "Strap it On"
5) Sonic Youth, "Daydream Nation."

Music seemed to get a lot heavier in '89 or so. I liked that. :D

[elehhhhna]

14. Mines:

Frampton Comes Alive
Led Zep (that double one)
Cheap Trick Live at Budokan
Al Green's Greatest
Supertramp's 1st album

[ms liberty]

36. yes, that's my era too...

I absolutely loved Supertramp "Even in the Quietest Moments" as well as the Zepplin and the Cheap Trick at Budokan. Frampton left me cold, though.

[elehhhhna]

62. If you roll them all up together you get

The Foo Fighters -- my currrent fave. If you haven't given them a listen, do. You might really like 'em.

[Kali]

67. oh yeah

forgot about Frampton

[Adsos Letter]

84. I also liked Supertramp...

..."Breakfast in America"

:thumbsup:

[LaraMN]

15. Reading this thread reminds me which posters are my age.

Hmmmm.

1- NIN "Pretty Hate Machine"
2- Nirvana "Bleach"
3- PJ Harvey "Rid of Me"
4- RHCP "Blood Sugar Sex Magik"
5- Weezer "Weezer"

Yup. Grunge era.

:D

[annabanana]

16. sigh.. old lady here

If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears
Surrealistic Pillow
Are You Experienced?
Sargent Pepper
The Doors

[greendog]

17. ~~~~~

Blood on the Tracks - B. Dylan
My Aim is True - Elvis Costello
Nowhere Road - Chris Youlden
Born to Run - Springsteen
Fear of Music - Talking Heads

[WinkyDink]

18. 1967-1971:

Iron Butterfly
Chicago I and II
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme
The White Album
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Led Zeppelin
Tapestry
Sgt. Pepper....
Phil Ochs
The Doors
Marblehead Messenger

What can I say? It was the Time of the Season for....music.

[greendog]

20. Marblehead Messenger

Haven't heard that one in years. Great album!

[WinkyDink]

45. A few friends and I met Seatrain after a concert at PSU. I always thought their song lyrics were

amazing.

[WilliamPitt]

19. K.

Led Zeppelin I
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin III
Led Zeppelin IV
Grateful Dead: Workingman's Dead

[fudge stripe cookays]

21. Let's see...

1. REM- Fables of the Reconstruction
2. The Church- Remote Luxury
3. Hoodoo Gurus- Mars Needs Guitars
4. The Call- Reconciled
5. Replacements- TIM

[ulysses]

22. ok, early college

REM, Document
U2, Rattle and Hum & Joshua Tree (2fer)
Suzanne Vega, Solitude Standing
Billy Bragg, Talking With the Taxman About Poetry
Jane's Addiction, Nothing's Shocking

[SecularMotion]

23. They don't make 'em like this anymore

1. Aerosmith s/t.
2. Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
3. Yes - Fragile
4. Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
5. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

[pokerfan]

24. Graduated in '77

Boston: Boston
Aerosmith: Toys in the Attic
Foghat: Fool for the City
Little Feat: Sailin' Shoes
Lynyrd Skynyrd: (Pronounced Leh-nerd 'skin-'nerd)

[ms liberty]

37. me too. Toys is hands down one of the greatest albums ever....

My sister and I had it on 8 track first (ok - now I feel old). The first 8 tracks we ever bought was Carole King "Tapestry", Elton John "Madman Across the Water."

[pokerfan]

38. Yep, had it on the eight track

along with Boston.

[mitchum]

58. I also first had "Toys In The Attic" on 8 track...

and I can STILL remember which songs would fade out as it switched tracks :)
You're right; it is a great album

[Squatch]

25. UW-Seattle 1991...pretty much THE defining moment of Grunge

So, our music scene was all Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, etc, etc...too many to list.

[Wapsie B]

26. .

*In the Wee Small Hours, Frank Sinatra

*I Will Survive, Gloria Gaynor

*Heart of Gold, Neil Young

*Only The Lonely, Roy Orbison

*I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, Hank Williams

[cynatnite]

28. Number 1 was Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska

2)U2-Joshua Tree
3)Police-Synchronicity
4)Prince-Purple Rain
5)Styx-Paradise Theater

Those basically defined my high school years and the three years afterwards.

[Mendocino]

29. Moondance-Van Morrison

Live at the Fillmore East-Allman Brothers

Machine Head-Deep Purple

Blood on the Tracks-Dylan

Zuma-Neil Young

[EFerrari]

31. Hey! We went to schoo together in different places!

lol

[Aristus]

30. For me, high school was 1983-1986.

(No order)

1. Heartbeat City by The Cars.
2. The Getaway by Chris De Burgh.
3. Reckless by Bryan Adams.
4. Born In The U.S.A. by Bruce Springsteen.
5. The Breakfast Club Soundtrack by Various Artists.

[Throd]

32. 81 to 85

"Not So Quiet on the Western Front" Maximum Rock-n-Roll compilation

"Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables" by the Dead Kennedys

"Damaged" by Black Flag

"Where the Wild Things Are" by Fang

"Charged" by GBH

[mondo joe]

33. College: 1. Catching up w Depeche Mode; 2. Laurie Anderson - Home of the Brave; 3. Joni Mitchell -

Hejira; 4. Kraftwerk - Autobahn; 5. Talking Heads - Little Creatures

[bbernardini]

34. 1. Devo's Greatest Hits

I don't remember if it was the summer between 11th and 12th grade, or between 12th and college, but there was one summer where this cassette pretty much never left the tape player in our cars. We would just keep it on an endless loop.

Not sure about the others.

[ms liberty]

35. Wow - how to narrow it to 5...

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Van Halen - Van Halen
Springsteen - Born to Run
Genesis - Trick of the Tail
Peter Gabriel - the first three
Pink Floyd - Animals

That's not even enough...that's what we did most, was listen to music and go to concerts...and that time period covers several years!

[kwassa]

39. "Are You Experienced?"

Jimi Hendrix

This was a word-of-mouth album; there was no FM radio or radio airplay back then.

"East West" Butterfield Blues Band (chronologically one of the first important white blues records)
"Disraeli Gears" Cream
"After the Gold Rush" Neil Young

"Sticky Fingers" Rolling Stones, and "Beggars Banquet" and "Exile on Main Street", actually the live bootleg album had the most play; anyone remember that?

[HuskerDU]

43. That's not from my era- but I listened to that stuff a ton in my

HS-college days too! (well got into PBBB a little later I guess)

[CatholicEdHead]

41. Late 90's or so

1. Rush - Counterparts
2. Cowboy Mouth - Are you With Me?
3. Metallica - S&M
4. Warrent - Cherry Pie
5. Guns N Roses - Welcome to the Jungle

[Fox Mulder]

42. 1. The Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park

2. Infest by Papa Roach
3. Break the Cycle by Staind
4. Awake by Godsmack
5. The Science of Things by Bush

[BulletproofLandshark]

44. Class of '94

Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
KMFDM - Nihil
Killing Joke - Pandaemonium
Nirvana - Nevermind

[Seashell Eyes]

46. I have always liked lots of diiferent music

In no particular order:

Takin' my time- Bonnie Raitt
Perennial Favorites- Squirrel Nut Zippers
Post -Bjork
August and Everything After- Counting Crows
Pretty Hate Machine- Nine Inch Nails
various Ani Difranco
various Led Zeppelin

[southerncrone]

47. Hard to remember that far back.....

Houses of the Holy--Led Zepplin
Harvest-Neil Young
Dark Side of the Moon-Pink Floyd
Rumors-Fleetwood Mac
Madman Across the Water--Elton John

[yellowdogintexas]

48. Steppenwolf, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,

Simon & Garfunkel...just about anything.

The Coasters just about anything they did

CSNY 4 Way Street

[momophile]

49. The Smiths, Dead Milkmen, The Cure, The Doors & GN'R

"Hatful of Hollow"
"Bucky Fellini"
"Disintegration"
"The Doors"
"Appetite for Destruction"


shoutouts to The Beatles, NIN, Indigo Girls, Depeche Mode, AC/DC

[DBoon]

50. Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans

Bowie - Aladdin Sane
Bowie - Diamond Dogs
Zappa - Apostrophes
Tull - Aqualung

[Zomby Woof]

51. ZombyWoof High School

1. Lynyrd Skynyrd - "One More From The Road"

2. Van Halen - "Women and Children First"

3. Pink Floyd - "Dark Side of the Moon" :smoke:

4. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - "Couldn't Stand the Weather"

5. Neil Young - "Tonight's The Night"


Another 5:

1. ZZ Top - "Deguello"

2. Rush - "Moving Pictures"

3. Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Willy and the Poor Boys"

4. Frank Zappa - "Joe's Garage Acts II and III"

5. The Beatles - "The Beatles"


ZombyUniversity:

1. Bob Dylan - "Blonde On Blonde"

2. Robert Cray Band - "Midnight Stroll"

3. Van Morrison - "Moondance"

4. Los Lobos - "How Will The Wolf Survive?"

5. Steve Gaines - "One In The Sun"

and yet another 5...

1. Morbid Angel - "Blessed Are The Sick"

2. Slayer - "Reign In Blood"

3. Robbie Robertson - "Robbie Robertson"

4. Lou Reed - "New York"

5. Pearl Jam - "Ten"

[ulysses]

96. oh man - New York

Some strong memories go with that. :thumbsup:

[tool_of_the_people]

52. Not in any order.

Frank Zappa & The M.O.I. = We're Only In It For The Money

Jethro Tull = Stand Up

Mountain = Mississippi Queen

Radha Krsna Temple

Ravi Shankar = Live At The Monterey Pop Festival

[LostInAnomie]

53. High School: 1. White Zombie - LaSexorcisto

2. Nativity in Black: A tribute to Black Sabbath
3. Cypress Hill - Black Sunday
4. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven
5. Toadies - Rubberneck

I can't tell you how hard it was to narrow that down to five.

College:
1. Nativity in Black II: A tribute to Black Sabbath
2. Queens of the Stone Age - Queens of the Stone Age
3. Static X - Machine
4. Tool - Aenima
5. A burned CD my roommate made of Cash Money's Greatest Hits

It was hard to come up with these because I didn't buy too many CD's in college. I just pirated the shit out of music.

[Onceuponalife]

54. Pink Floyd-The Final Cut

Eddie Money-the one with "I Think I'm In Love"
The Who-Who's Next
Anything Beatles
and George Carlin albums!!

[Spirochete]

55. The ones I can remember...

Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Led Zeppelin II
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Cosmo's Factory
Santana - Abraxas
The Beatles - Abbey Road

If that doesn't date me, I don't know what does.

[SKKY]

56. This might be a bit embarrassing, but here goes...

These 5 albums marked by High School years.

Freshman Year - "Songs from the Big Chair" - Tears for Fears
"Once Upon a time" - Simple Minds

Sophmore Year - "Please" - Pet Shop Boys
"Life's Rich Pageant" - R.E.M.

Junior Year - "Music for the Masses" - Depeche Mode
"Kick" - INXS

Senior Year - "Nothing's Shocking" - Jane's Addiction
"Peep Show" - Siouxsie and the Banshees

[grace0418]

60. That's an awesome list IMHO.

Well, for some reason I was never into INXS (except for "The One Thing"), but I owned every other title you listed. I graduated HS in '88. You must be somewhere around there too.

[SKKY]

79. *Ding* *Ding* *Ding* ! ! ! !

Some on this board would view INXS and even Depech Mode as very "Pop", hence the qualifier in the subject line. Actually, most of my friends at the time were listening to groups like Ratt, Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, ETC. My list is not what most kids from the trailer-park were listening to at the time.

[flvegan]

92. Early college days

GnR - "Use Your Illusion I and II'

Beastie Boys - "Paul's Boutique" and "Check Your Head"

Faith No More - "The Real Thing"

The Cult - "Sonic Temple"

AC/DC - "The Razors Edge"

[mitchum]

57. Iggy and the Stooges "Raw Power"...

Gun Club "Fire of Love"
Echo and the Bunnymen "Crocodiles"
Velvets "The Velvet Underground and Nico"
Sex Pistols "Never Mind The Bollocks"

[Burma Jones]

59. I love CVB's Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart

But I was out of college by the time that one was released. Here's my list:

Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue"
The Beatles, "The Beatles" (White Album)
Grateful Dead, "Europe '72"
Pink Floyd, "Meddle"
Ramones, "It's Alive"


There were more, of course.....

[regularguy]

61. Born to Run

The Wall
Court and Spark
Remain in Light
Physical Graffiti

[HughBeaumont]

63. These -

Anthrax - Among the Living
Cro-Mags - Age of Quarrel
Suicidal Tendencies - S/T
Faith No More - The Real Thing
Slayer - Reign in Blood

[soleft]

64. Rumors, The Stranger, Sat Nite Fever, Running on Empty, Double Fantasy

More HS than college. If you asked me what videos were on the TV in the student lounge in college I'd be able to answer that better.

And they'd be

Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang
Golden Earring - WHen the Bullet hits the Bone
Modern English - I melt with you
Thriller - Michael Jackson
Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics

[GirlinContempt]

65. Hmmm, that's actually sort of tough

http://www.amazon.com/How-Clean-Everything-Propagandhi/dp/B0000007PI
Propaghandi - How To Clean Everything


http://www.amazon.com/Sidewinder-Download/dp/B000005DDE/ref=sr_1_4/104-3729436-2861545?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1186150596&sr=1-4
Download - Sidewinder


http://www.amazon.com/Against-Grain-Bad-Religion/dp/B000001IO6/ref=sr_1_21/104-3729436-2861545?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1186150778&sr=1-21
Bad Religion - Against The Grain


http://www.amazon.com/Killing-Joke/dp/B000BR2QPE/ref=sr_1_43/104-3729436-2861545?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1186151027&sr=1-43
Killing Joke - Killing Joke


http://www.amazon.com/Old-Stuff-Pt-Anal-Cunt/dp/B00003JAPB/ref=sr_1_4/104-3729436-2861545?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1186151224&sr=1-4
AxCx - The Old Stuff Part II

[AngryOldDem]

66. These five stand out

1) "Magical Mystery Tour," The Beatles
2) "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," The Beatles
3) "The Nightfly," Donald Fagen (currently getting a lot of play here -- GREAT album)
4) "Hold On," Jackson Browne
5) Any Chicago I-X album

[LanternWaste]

70. Since HS was 80-84...

Since HS was 80-84, you probably won't see anything surprising. With the exception of #3, my picks have held pretty well over the years (in my head... maybe not anyone else's).

If I hear tracks for any of these albums in the here and now though, I'm instantly transported to Friday night band parties where the guys were too cool for school in our Members Only jackets, and the girls were mega-hot in their over-tight Gloria Vanderbilt's and fuzzy, pink sweaters.

1. Zenyatta Mondatta - The Police

2. The Stranger - Billy Joel

3. Grand Illusion - Styx

4. Toto IV - Toto

5. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac

[noonwitch]

71. Styx, "Paradise Theater", REO Speedwagon, "Hi Infidelity",...

Journey-Evolution
Genesis-Abacab
Led Zepplin, In Through The Out Door

I graduated from high school in 1982, and from college in 1986.

[The Traveler]

72. Yes -- Fragile Jethro Tull -- Living in the Past --

ELP -- "the Dove album" The Doors (all) Jefferson Airplane (all)

and, of course, Led Zep ...

Seems like many herb plants gave their lives to fuel those first two years ...:evilgrin:

[NewWaveChick1981]

73. Here you go...

1. "Kings of the Wild Frontier", Adam and the Ants
2. "Psychedelic Furs", Psychedelic Furs
3. "Candy-O", The Cars
4. "B-52s", the B-52s
5. "Special Beat Service", The English Beat

:hi:

[anarch]

74. lemme see...

in no special order:

Sonic Youth, Sister
Velvet Underground, White Light, White Heat
Dinosaur Jr., Bug
Mudhoney, Superfuzz Bigmuff (not really an album I guess, but hey...)
Fugazi's 1st, which I guess is also technically not really an LP, but again: hey.

[auburngrad82]

75. Here are mine

High School:
Fleetwood Mac- Rumours
Emerson Lake and Palmer- Brain Salad Surgery
Blue Oyster Cult- Agents of Fortune
Bad Company- Burning Sky
Bob Seger- Night Moves

College:
Dixie Dregs- Night of the Living Dregs
The Clash- London Calling
Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run
Atlanta Rhythm Section- Champagne Jam

[masshole]

76. the best of times, 1977 -1984

The Jam - All Mod Cons
The Clash - London Calling
The Jam - Setting Sons
XTX - Drums and Wires
Magazine - The Correct Use of Soap

[bamacrat]

77. I listen to music from all eras,

1. Nelly-Country Grammar
2. Ludacris-All albums
3. Eminem - All albums
4. Jimi Hendrix - All
5. A mix of Bone Thugs and Harmony with Buffalo Springfield, Project Pat and The Beatles.

Like I said I enjoy music from all eras, mainly the 60s and rap from the 90s. I am just now graduating from college and there has been a drought of good rock over the past 10 years or so, and the 60s kicked such serious ass.

[BOSSHOG]

78. Top of the List - RARE EARTH - ONE WORLD

[Decruiter]

80. Still love em all.

1999 - Prince
Flat Earth - Thomas Dolby
Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics
Steve Vai - Flex / Able
Licensed To Ill - Beastie Boys

[Chan790]

81. I was an angry boy.

1.) 7 Seconds - alt.music.hardcore
2.) Bad Brains _ Rock for Light
3.) Pennywise - Full Circle
4.) Black '47 - Home of the Brave
5.) Bad Religion - How Could Hell Be Any Worse?

[borlis]

82. I played some of these not too long ago and memories came flooding back

Then I was thinking I am thankful I am still alive.


Journey - Infinity
Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet
The Who - Who's Next
UFO - Lights Out
Triumph - Allied Forces

[Adsos Letter]

83. ...!!!...

1. Yes "Fragile"

2. Neal Young "Harvest"

3. Steely Dan "Can't Buy a Thrill"

4. Led Zeppelin "1, 2, 3, and 4"

5. Jimi Hendrix "Rainbow Bridge"

:D

[fizzgig]

85. i still listen to these a lot

disitegration - the cure
garage days re-revisted (i think) - metallica
...and out come the wolves - rancid
pretty hate machine - nin
mellon collie and the infinate sadness - smashing pumpkins

[Hardrada]

86. The Rites of Spring. Pierre Monteux & Boston Symphony Orchestra

Joan Baez (her first Vanguard album)
The Nutcracker Suite, Antal Dorati and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Songs and Marches, The Bundeswehr Band and Chorus
Madrigal Masterpieces, The Alfred Deller Consort

[Omphaloskepsis]

88. Mine...

How to Clean Everything :: Propagandhi


Buzz :: Fifteen


Dear You :: Jawbreaker


Somery :: Descendents


Siamese Dream :: Smashing Pumpkins

[GenDem]

89. Here's my list starting with Supertramp - Breakfast in America

- Eagles - Hotel California
- Pink Floyd - Wish You were Here
- Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
- Kansas - Leftoverture

[AngryOldDem]

99. Just bought "Breakfast in America" for 25 cents at an estate sale

FWIW.

[livetohike]

90. Graduated HS in 1970 (sigh)

Here are some of the albums I think I played one million times:

"Are You Experienced?" - Hendrix

"Axis: Bold as Love" - Hendrix

"Cheap Thrills" - Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Co.

"Ssssh" - Ten Years After

"Steppenwolf Live" - Steppenwolf

[RandomKoolzip]

91. Here's the high school list:

1. Minutemen: "Double Nickels on the Dime"
2. Squirrel Bait: "Skag Heaven"
3. Fairport Convention: "Unhalfbricking"
4. Teenage Jesus and the Jerks: S/T
5. Genesis: "Foxtrot"

College:

1. Grateful Dead: Austin, Texas 11/22/72 Set II
2. Ben Folds Five :S/T
3. Digable Planets: "Blowout Comb"
4. Blue Humans: 'Clear to Higher Time"
5. Elvis Costello: "Trust"

[zabet]

93. Here are my HS ones...

Neil Young - Decade
Eagles - Hotel California, Greatest Hits
Talking Heads - Fear of Music
Meatloaf - Bat Out Of Hell
ZZ Top - Tejas
...so many many more, have ALWAYS been a music-aholic!

[jus_the_facts]

95. Valley Girl....Pretty in Pink...Invasion of Your Privacy...Bark at the Moon...Master of Puppets eom.

[Paladin]

97. How About These:

Beatles, "White Album"

Neil Young, "After the Goldrush"

Byrds, "Sweetheart of the Rodeo"

CSN&Y, "Deja Vu"

Bob Marley & the Wailers, "Burnin'"

[Turbineguy]

98. There was a time

I had 2 albums. One was the #1 Bruch Violin Concerto and the other wasn't.

[siouxsiecreamcheese]

100. ummmm....

probably,

NIN-Broken
Radiohead-Pablo Honey
Offspring-Smash
Faith No More-Angeldust
Pearl Jam-Vs

[kimmerspixelated]

101. Joni, Gordon Lightfoot,

1.Court and Spark
2. Sundown(I think)
3. Hissing of Summer Lawns
4. Steely Dan-any
5. Michael Franks-(Popsycle Toes)

Others I can't think of-so many!