In our youth we all must have had albums that might not be our favourite but shaped our tastes.

My five

The More Things Change - Machine Head

Appetite For Destruction - Guns N Roses

Life Is Peachy - Korn

Fat Of The Land - The Prodigy

The Specials - The Specials

Nevermind- Nirvana

Music for the jilted generation- Prodigy

Definitely Maybe- Oasis

Greatest Hits- Queen

Power of love- Jennifer Rush

 

Some still my favourite today

On the Level - Status Quo

Live and dangerous - Thin Lizzy

Bat out of Hell - Meat Loaf

Live Tapes - Barclay James Harvest

All the Worlds a Stage - Rush

Edited August 18, 20187 yr by tyldesley_white

The stone Roses

Definitely Maybe

Whats the Story (Morning Glory)

Urban Hymns - Verve

Moseley Shoals - OCS

 

Nothing else mattered music wise around that time 

Fat Of The Land - The Prodigy

 

That's top of the list on mine!

 

Prodigy - Fat of the Land

Beastie Boys - License to Ill

Meatloaf - Bat Out of Hell

Madness - Absolutely

Snoop Dogg - No Limit Top Dogg

That's top of the list on mine!

 

Prodigy - Fat of the Land

Beastie Boys - License to Ill

Meatloaf - Bat Out of Hell

Madness - Absolutely

Snoop Dogg - No Limit Top Dogg

Licence to Ill just missed out on mine

The Clash - The Clash

It’s Alive - The Ramones

The Specials - The Specials

Never Mind The Bollocks - Sex Pistols

If You Want Blood - AC/DC

Fuck yeah, never mind the bollocks and troublegum should be on my list

10cc Sheet Music

Dexys; Searching for the Young Soul Rebels

John Coltrane; A Love Supreme

John Coltrane; Blue Train

Bob Marley; Live at the Lyceum

 

 

Probably

Fuck yeah, never mind the bollocks and troublegum should be on my list

Troublegum is another that could have made my list

Queen - Greatest hits

Alison Moyet - Alf

The Christians- The Christians

Bryan Adams - Reckless

Oasis- Definitely maybe

Iron Maiden - Brave new world

Queen - innuendo

They might be giants - stop

Edguy - rocket ride

Kiss - destroyer

A Hard Days Night - Beatles

Anthology - Temptations

16 none stop Motown hits - various

Greatest Hits - Edwin Star

Live at the Torch - Major Lance

 

3 are compilations but I like value for money and all are on vinyl.

Nirvana - Bleach

The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses

Carter USM - 30 Something

Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted

Orbital - Orbital 2 (Brown album)

A Hard Days Night - Beatles

Anthology - Temptations

16 none stop Motown hits - various

Greatest Hits - Edwin Star

Live at the Torch - Major Lance

 

3 are compilations but I like value for money and all are on vinyl.

 

Surprised you didn't go for Best of the Beatles

Oasis - definitely maybe ... got me in to music

 

Oasis - What’s the story ...got me addicted to music

 

Massive attack -Blue lines.. turned my ears to dance music

 

Fatboy Slim - you’ve come a long way baby... turned them fully to dance

 

Dave Pearce - total euphoria... trance stole my mind forever and still hasn’t given it back.

Surprised you didn't go for Best of the Beatles

I was ten. Birthday present. By the time I could afford to buy records, my taste had changed.

Mainly bought singles after that.

 

‘If I Fell’ is the best Beatles record ever.

IMO

Edited August 17, 20187 yr by Boby Brno

Disintegration - The Cure

Slanted and Enchanted - Pavement

Tiny Cities - Sun Kil Moon

March 16-20, 1992 - Uncle Tupelo 

Chrome - Catherine Wheel

Slanted and Enchanted - Pavement

Two States - we want Two States!

Soundgarden - Superunknown

Stone Roses

Love After Death - Iron Maiden

Ten - Pearl Jam

Killed for Less - Sensefield

 

 

There’s a lot more though.

 

Pavement were close

Now thats what I call Music 1

Now thats what I call Music 2

Now thats what I call Music 3

Now thats what I call Music 4

Now thats what I call Music 5

The Velver Underground & Nico.

 

Tim Buckley - Hallucinations.

 

Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks.

 

Stone Roses - Stone Roses.

Surprised you didn't go for Best of the Beatles

Wings - Band on the run

Abba - Arrival

ELO - Out of the blue

Kate Bush - Hounds of Love

Gary Numan - I, assassin

Two States - we want Two States!

I could listen to Loretta's Scars over and over.....

I’ve listened to all sorts. Would totally say shaped my taste in music though because I like totally different stuff now. The albums I used to listen to a lot though are:-

 

Twenty Golden Crates - Macc Lads

Pills n thrills and bellyaches - Happy Monday’s

Come Home - James

Stone Roses - Stone Roses

Mother Nature calls - Cast

Adam and the Ants - Kings of the Wild Frontier - I still love this LP, first music that felt my own, not long out of nappies.

 

Michael Jackson - Thriller/Bad - I won't bullshit and swerve/deny this one - everyone my age loved Jacko before, well, y'know...

 

Guns 'n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction - got me into metal AND drinking - I've often thought of legal action...

 

Slayer - Reign In Blood - led me down a more extreme path that led to total devotion to 'the scene'; tape trading, record collecting obsessively, gigs, guitars, doing a 'zine, meeting and interviewing and writing to bands - it cost me any female attention though

 

Primal Scream - Screamadelica - turned me from the previous path onto all electronica, Mondays, Roses, Tricky, Leftfield, Underworld, Detroit, Chicago, 808 State, New Order - the lot...(I also got my hair cut, smartened myself up, got some female attention finally )

Edited August 17, 20187 yr by Youri McAnespie