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Thread started 06/26/11 5:40am

Tittypants

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Favorite Albums From The Year You Were Born

Name 5 albums you enjoy listening to from the year you were born:

My 5 Are:

Michael Jackson-Thriller

Prince-1999

Donald Fagen-The Nightfly

The Time-What Time Is It?

The Cure-Pornography


الحيوان النادلة ((((|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|)))) ...AND THAT'S THE WAY THE "TITTY" MILKS IT!
My Albums: https://zillzmp.bandcamp.com/music
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Reply #1 posted 06/26/11 6:47am

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1. Al Jolson- Swanee
2. Ted Lewis - When My Baby Smiles At Me
3. Paul Whiteman - Whispering
4. Charles Harrison - I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
5. Art Hickman's Orchestra - Tell Me, Little Gypsy

"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato

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Reply #2 posted 06/26/11 6:56am

musicjunky318

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1989 BABY

1. Like A Prayer - Madonna

2. Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 - Janet Jackson

3. Back On The Block - Quincy Jones

4. ...But Seriously - Phil Collins

5. Hangin' Tough - New Kids On The Block

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Reply #3 posted 06/26/11 9:48am

Tortilla

Prince - Purple Rain

The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow

Laurie Anderson - Mister Heartbreak

Madonna - Like a Virgin

Cocteau Twins - Treasure

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Reply #4 posted 06/26/11 10:02am

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My top five albums from 1969:

1. Dusty Springfield - Dusty In Memphis
2. Laura Nyro - New York Tendaberry
3. Sly And The Family Stone - Stand!
4. The Beatles - Abbey Road
5. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground

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Reply #5 posted 06/26/11 10:35am

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I went and Googled albums released in 1981, but all the ones that came out the month I was born, I've never heard and I'm not sure I want to. lol

"Belladonna" did come out that same year though, so I'll pick that one.

"I don't think you'd do well in captivity." - random person's comment to me the other day
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Reply #6 posted 06/26/11 10:41am

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armpit said:

I went and Googled albums released in 1981, but all the ones that came out the month I was born, I've never heard and I'm not sure I want to. lol

"Belladonna" did come out that same year though, so I'll pick that one.

You don't want to hear Prince's Controversy or Rick James' Street Songs albums?

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Reply #7 posted 06/26/11 11:06am

baroque

Life's To good Sugarcubes.

Lovesexy-Prince

Blue Bell Knoll-Cocteau Twins

VIsectVI-Skinny Puppy

Introspective-Pet Shop Boys

I was born in 1988

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Reply #8 posted 06/26/11 1:48pm

mrjun18

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Reply #9 posted 06/26/11 2:08pm

Smittyrock70

Joe's best by far. Great live record.

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Reply #10 posted 06/26/11 2:09pm

Smittyrock70

Miles forged new ground sparking the jazz-rock fusion movement.

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Reply #11 posted 06/26/11 2:12pm

Smittyrock70

4 all u MJ-fans out there!! MJ would have never blossomed as we knew & loved him without this gem. This included the hits "Mamma's Pearl" and MJ's first classic ballad "I'll Be There."

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Reply #12 posted 06/26/11 2:16pm

Smittyrock70

This was John's state of being after going through the nasty Beatles break-up and his primal scream therapy sessions. Just brilliant.

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Reply #13 posted 06/26/11 2:20pm

Smittyrock70

Jimi going through a new phase with Billy Cox (bass) and the great Buddy Miles (drums). Machine Gun!!!! THis was Miles' favorite record from Jimi. Mine too.

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Reply #14 posted 06/26/11 2:29pm

Smittyrock70

In essence, there were plenty more gems from 1970, other than my Top 5 that I loved as well.

Joni Mitchell -Ladies of the Canyon

Aretha Franklin - Spirit In the Dark (Boy! Was that sista on fire back then!!!)

Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Waters (of course)

Santana - Abraxas

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

Led Zeppelin III

Curtis Mayfield - Curtis

Crosby Stills, Nash, & Young - Deja Vu

Van Morrison - Moondance

The Meters - Look-Ka Py Py

Derek & the Dominoes - Layla (Eric Clapton and Duane Allman)

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Reply #15 posted 06/26/11 2:35pm

Smittyrock70

A little history with comedy regarding 1970.

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Reply #16 posted 06/26/11 3:07pm

Alej

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The only one I own, Mariah Carey's debut. lol

The orger formerly known as theodore
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Reply #17 posted 06/26/11 3:42pm

Smittyrock70

sextonseven said:

armpit said:

I went and Googled albums released in 1981, but all the ones that came out the month I was born, I've never heard and I'm not sure I want to. lol

"Belladonna" did come out that same year though, so I'll pick that one.

You don't want to hear Prince's Controversy or Rick James' Street Songs albums?

Or U2's October.

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Reply #18 posted 06/26/11 4:28pm

AlexdeParis

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Hmm, let's see...

Here, My Dear - Marvin Gaye

Destiny - The Jacksons

Showdown - The Isley Brothers

Minute by Minute - The Doobie Brothers

One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic

(1978)

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Reply #19 posted 06/26/11 4:37pm

elmer

Tom Waits - Blue Valentine

Johnny Thunders - So Alone

Prince - For You

Neil Young - Comes a Time

Townes Van Zandt - Flyin' Shoes

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Reply #20 posted 06/26/11 4:40pm

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Reply #21 posted 06/26/11 8:55pm

Adorecream

David Bowie - Station to Station

Boney M - Take the heat off me

Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of life (The best cool )

George Benson - Breezin

Queen - A day at the races (With the greatest song of 1976 - Somebody to Love)

Abba - Arrival

Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name
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Reply #22 posted 06/26/11 8:55pm

Adorecream

purplethunder3121 said:

1. Al Jolson- Swanee
2. Ted Lewis - When My Baby Smiles At Me
3. Paul Whiteman - Whispering
4. Charles Harrison - I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
5. Art Hickman's Orchestra - Tell Me, Little Gypsy

Wow were you born in 1920 or 1921?

Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name
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Reply #23 posted 06/26/11 10:30pm

vainandy

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I have no idea of what was even released in 1967. lol

Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #24 posted 06/27/11 12:28am

thatruth

Teena Marie ~ It Must Be Magic

The Time ~ The Time

Never Too Much ~ Luther Vandross

Love Is Where You Find It ~ The Whispers

Live in New Orleans ~ Maze

Controversy ~ Prince

In Our Lifetime ~ Marvin Gaye

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Reply #25 posted 06/27/11 12:40am

Vict0r

Michael Jackson - Dangerous

Prince & The New Power Generation - Diamonds And Pearls

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Reply #26 posted 06/27/11 12:53am

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Michael Jackson- Bad

Prince- Sign O' The Times

George Michael- Faith

Stevie Wonder- Characters

"We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world."
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Reply #27 posted 06/27/11 1:11am

ViintageJunkii
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Janet Jackson - Control

Prince - Parade

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Reply #28 posted 06/27/11 10:50am

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Adorecream said:

purplethunder3121 said:

1. Al Jolson- Swanee
2. Ted Lewis - When My Baby Smiles At Me
3. Paul Whiteman - Whispering
4. Charles Harrison - I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
5. Art Hickman's Orchestra - Tell Me, Little Gypsy

Wow were you born in 1920 or 1921?

Sure, I was! wink lol

"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato

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Reply #29 posted 06/27/11 11:53am

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vainandy said:

I have no idea of what was even released in 1967. lol

The Bar-Kays - Soul Finger biggrin

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