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Printablejess555ja said: Creep - TLC
 Wow, I still have a hard time watching this video, as I had a major crush on Left Eye... 
She was a beautiful girl. | |
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used to love me some janet jackson back in the day (and her brother). had probably all of the rhythm nation singles and janet album. lost interest in her sometime soon after the velvet rope. now  .For all time I am with you, you are with me. | |
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Jochem said: jess555ja said: Creep - TLC
Wow, I still have a hard time watching this video, as I had a major crush on Left Eye...
She was a beautiful girl. used to love tlc and lefteye was my favorite too   . so sad she passed  . saw that documentary she did just before it happened not too long ago and she still looked beautful and as vibrant as ever .For all time I am with you, you are with me. | |
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Duel by Propaganda. Same as with Carrie, I had some albums before that; some Cure, Prince, Eurythmics, U2 and Joy Division, but Duel was the first single I went out for. |
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purplepolitician said: this one.
used to love me some janet jackson back in the day (and her brother). had probably all of the rhythm nation singles and janet album. lost interest in her sometime soon after the velvet rope. now .Me too, I always loved Rhythm Nation. And I thought that Prince stole the guitar melody from "Black Cat" for "Endorphinemachine". | |
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Cheek said: onenitealone said: The first one I got hold of was 'Respectable' by Mel & Kim.
 You had to collect 7 wrappers of Nestle Dairy Crunch and could choose any 7" single in the Top 40.
 
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Jochem said: onenitealone said: The first one I got hold of was 'Respectable' by Mel & Kim. Oh I love that song:
You had to collect 7 wrappers of Nestle Dairy Crunch and could choose any 7" single in the Top 40. Ta, ta, ta, ta... Tata, tata, ta, ta, ta... Take or leave it... 
It's a shame that one om them girls died so young... 
I still love it.  And I loved 'F.L.M. too. I was such a Stock, Aitken & Waterman whore when I was younger.
And, yes, very tragic. | |
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Anxiety said: Imago said: I detect more than a slight hint of GHEYness in that post  the first ALBUM i ever bought was donna summer's "on the radio" | |
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onenitealone said: I was such a Stock, Aitken & Waterman whore when I was younger.
Me too... Never gonna give you up - Rick Astley I should be so lucky - Kylie Minogue Nothing's gonna stop me now - Samantha Fox Especially for you - Kylie Minogue en Jason Donovan
Will we be banned from this site now? | |
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Jochem said: onenitealone said: I was such a Stock, Aitken & Waterman whore when I was younger.
Me too... Never gonna give you up - Rick Astley I should be so lucky - Kylie Minogue Nothing's gonna stop me now - Samantha Fox Especially for you - Kylie Minogue en Jason Donovan
Will we be banned from this site now?
We'll keep that between ourselves  ... oops, too late. | |
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onenitealone said:
We'll keep that between ourselves ... oops, too late.
I swear, if Prince hadn't made Batman or Grafitti Bridge, I'd still be listening to this stuff. | |
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Jochem said: onenitealone said:
We'll keep that between ourselves ... oops, too late.
I swear, if Prince hadn't made Batman or Grafitti Bridge, I'd still be listening to this stuff. Nooooo!  Jochem... you're making this worse. 
I dread to think what the other me is listening to in a parallel universe. My music taste in *this* one is bad enough. | |
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INSATIABLE said:  You're joking?! That was mine too I'm somewhat ashamed to say. The 1st CD I owned was actually bought for me by my sister. It was MC Hammer's 'Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em'. It's not too bad actually! There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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I remember it was a little 45 of the S.O.S. Band's Take Your Time (do it right).
I was out with my mother and I used some of the money I got for my birthday. I was 7. It was the first thing I ever remember buying myself, besides candy, of course. Oh my GOD! This is the first record player I ever had. It was made by Fisher Price. I played that record on this record player. Aw it's too early to go down memory lane! 
I used to carry this thing all over the house and plug in and play. [Edited 3/1/08 4:54am] | |
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JDInteractive said: INSATIABLE said: You're joking?! That was mine too I'm somewhat ashamed to say. The 1st CD I owned was actually bought for me by my sister. It was MC Hammer's 'Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em'. It's not too bad actually! Same!
You better believe I still listen to it.  Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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INSATIABLE said: JDInteractive said: You're joking?! That was mine too I'm somewhat ashamed to say. The 1st CD I owned was actually bought for me by my sister. It was MC Hammer's 'Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em'. It's not too bad actually! Same!
You better believe I still listen to it. Great tune. Beautiful the way he groans 'so sexy it huuuurts'. I perfer Deeply Dippy though. It just took all the seeds Sexy planted and magiked up a Oz-like garden. | |
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Shame all things end in tragedy. | |
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My first 45's were the following:
Love Gun- By Rick James Don't Stop The Music-Yarbrough & Peoples | |
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Number23 said:
Shame all things end in tragedy. I could have gone my whole life without seeing that image. You're a black cloud over the 8-year-old me. Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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roodboi said: Lammastide said: The first item of music I bought (that wasn't something like Sesame Street Fever) was not a single, but an album. It was 1977, I was 5 and the album was...
Somehow I don't think my parents were really paying attention.
My uncle came by one weekend and scared the living daylights out of me. He told me KISS stood for "Knights in Satan's Service" and that the music was "demonized." My cousins, who were even younger than I was, kept ensuring me they wouldn't let the devil get me, but I didn't sleep for about a week... and I think I threw the album away.  oh my god!!! I didn't buy it myself, but that was my first album as well and I made my grandparents get it for me the day after they gave me my first lil' record player...I remember it even had a "love gun" inside of it, it was kinda like a popper we used to make in school...It was '77 and I was 5 as well... wait, you aren't me, are you??   Did Shannon Zlotnik bloody your nose with her Barbie lunchbox because you kept teasing her in 5th Grade?Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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