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Thread started 12/02/05 1:06am

Paisley4u

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Your life through music

I'm just curious if U still remember wich songs U heard first
as a child,wich artist made such an impact U still buy all his cd's,
wich song U loved so much but afterwards just couldn't bear 2 listen
2 it anymore.Or when U got older U realised it got very bad critics,
though U thought it was a classic. lol
Do U remember were U got hooked on....
And don't be ashamed;I grew up with ABBA and...Boney M confused

I've put one prince next 2 the artist/song I still respect or cherish and 2 or 3
next 2 those who became my fav's.

1.ABBA prince (from 8 2 10 years old,loved Agneta biggrin )
2.Stevie Wonder Isn't she lovely *** (In my dad's car,8y or so)
3.Gerry Rafferty Bakerstreet prince
4.Jeff Wayne War of the worlds
5.Boney M
6.ELO Mr.Blue sky prince
7.The Police prince prince
8.The Knack My Sharona prince (Summer of'80,bought this 2gether with->
9.ELO Don't bring me down prince
10.Supertramp Logical Song prince
11.Kiss prince prince
12.Van Halen prince prince prince
13.Mötley Crue prince prince
14.Iron Maiden and all other NWOBHM
15.Micheal Jackson Beat it,Thriller prince prince prince
16.Prince 1999 prince prince prince
17.Prince Let's Go Crazy,When Doves Cry (This is were he got me) prince prince prince
18.Simply Red Holding back the years,Money's too tight (My dad loved this) prince prince prince
19.Level 42 prince prince
20.Inxs Need you tonight,New Sensation..the whole Kick album prince prince prince
21.Terence Trent D'Arby The Hardline according to.. prince prince
22.George Micheal I want your Sex,Faith..well,the whole album prince prince prince
23.Simply Red A new flame(rediscoverd the band) prince prince prince
24.Jamiroquai Too young to die,When you gonna learn prince prince prince
25.Nirvana,Pearl Jam..the whole alternative hype prince
26.Metallica The black album *
27.Snoop Dogg Doggystyle prince
28.Puff Daddy I'll be missing you prince prince (Yeah,the man has done more than some purists want 2 admit,his production work,did a lot 4 modern R&B)
29.Jay-Z Hard knock life prince prince
30.Outkast Ms.Jackson prince prince

And those are only the essential ones lol
Don't wanna wist your time with songs like f***ing Paradise by the dashboardlight feeling ill
Love4oneanother
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Reply #1 posted 12/02/05 5:02am

angela74

At 5 years old it was Off the Wall by Michael Jackson. I remember seeing that advertised on t.v. ThAt the first song I remember I liked. Then it was The messsage by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.My favorite oldest rap song. Then there was Thriller by Micahel Jackson which by the time I was 10 and my uncle got it for For Xmas gift I was not into him. Then there Was Candy girl by New Edition which I liked them immediatley and that was a t 8 years old.Others songs I was hooked on as a child thru adult hood.

Lets Groove Earth Wind & Fire ( a Favorite at 7 years old)
New Edition
Kool & the Gang
Force MDs
Loose Ends (R&B group from the U.K)
George Michael & Wham
Cameo
Dazz Band
Michael Jackson
Stephanie Mills
Mary J Blige
Jodeci
Boyz II Men
Tupac Shakur ( rest in peace)
Biggie smalls ( rest in peace)
Snoop Dogg
Nelly
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Reply #2 posted 12/02/05 6:44am

Anxiety

the earliest music i can remember listening to is probably the beatles, particularly the pre-'rubber soul' stuff. it's good music for little kids.

i also remember a lot of the country music my grandparents listened to when i was little - i didn't care for it then, but i'm terribly nostalgic for it now. they'd listen to a lot of stuff like elvis, johnny cash, tennessee ernie ford, and all the goofy country novelty songs that were popular in the mid '70s like ray stevens stupid stuff like that. my grandparents were always listening to lighthearted, upbeat music.

the first music i CHOSE to listen to as a kid was donna summer, ELO and olivia newton john.
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Reply #3 posted 12/02/05 7:45am

badujunkie

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two words...T I N A T U R N E R

i had all her 45" singles and played the f*ck out of them on my fisher price record player.

then...the Pointer Sisters!

also...
MJ
Prince
Madonna
Janet
Huey Lewis
Cyndi Lauper
Sammy Hagar
Til Tuesday
I'll leave it alone babe...just be me
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Reply #4 posted 12/02/05 7:58am

theAudience

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angela74 said:

Loose Ends (R&B group from the U.K)

thumbs up!

Opened for them a few weeks ago at B.B. King's here in L.A.


tA

peace Tribal Disorder

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"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all."
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Reply #5 posted 12/02/05 8:09am

RipHer2Shreds

theAudience said:

angela74 said:

Loose Ends (R&B group from the U.K)

thumbs up!

Opened for them a few weeks ago at B.B. King's here in L.A.


tA

peace Tribal Disorder

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Such a name dropper wink But was a fun gig for you, wasn't it?
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Reply #6 posted 12/02/05 8:12am

TheRealFiness

wow.. too much to list
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Reply #7 posted 12/02/05 8:17am

diamondpearl1

slippin into darkness-war
i shot the sheriff-bob marley
what is life/solidarity-black uhru
some things are worth fighting for-angelique kidjo
wild goose chase/love walks out-steele pulse
peg/home at last-steely dan
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Reply #8 posted 12/02/05 8:58am

theAudience

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RipHer2Shreds said:

Such a name dropper wink But was a fun gig for you, wasn't it?

That it was. woot!

The only problem was that I had to leave early because it was a school night for my son.

He was helping the old man out as my roadie for the night. thumbs up!


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peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431
"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all."
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Reply #9 posted 12/02/05 9:42am

mrwigglesdaw1r
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lol I can say Country,Blues,Soul,were the starters for me. there was only one am radio sta. that had a format for blacks and it would end at 6:00 p.m. everyday.
so you either listen to another sta after that are play what records you had at home.

My Grandparents lived in the northern part of Mississippi and when we'd visit they had all kinds of music that they'd order. from gospel, jazz ,blues, soul comedy, country, and my cousin would order the hip stuff. although my grams thought she was hip. she would try to sing James Brown "Sex Machine" but she would sing "Washing Machine." She'd say "like a washing machine" funny shit.

but around 10 i was a fan of all types of shit and still to this day
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Reply #10 posted 12/02/05 1:37pm

prettymansson

THE JACKSON 5 !!!!!
everything they made through 1978
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Reply #11 posted 12/02/05 2:06pm

weepingwall

the first singer i heard was this spanish(or rather mexican singer) called gloria trevi it was a combination of alice cooper glam rock and madonna sexuality(before the kabbalah)..my parents actually have video of me rocking out to one of her most popular songs "Quiero Tener El Pelo Suelto" or i want to wear my hair long..mind you i was 5 at the time.
[Edited 12/2/05 14:07pm]
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Reply #12 posted 12/02/05 11:34pm

Paisley4u

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damn!I forgot EWF (Boogie Wonderland,my dad loved it so much
he payed it 4 me) and The beatles (Help-the movie and all the hits on the radio).
Love4oneanother
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Reply #13 posted 12/03/05 3:02am

Natisse

TheRealFiness said:

wow.. too much to list


exactly... I wouldn't even know where to begin!
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Reply #14 posted 12/03/05 7:11am

Diddy

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Sorry cant remember ..... eek
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Reply #15 posted 12/05/05 9:30am

CHIC0

one of the very 1st songs i remember listening to was the Beatles "Let It Be". it would make me cry. not sure why, but the faucet was on full blast eachtime that song played. lol but i remember loving it so much.
which, on looking back, is quite odd; since i was never a Beatles fan. shrug
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