ernest_t_bass;904550 wrote:And I KNOW everyone had this one!

Bought the cassette tape last year. Old school.

Aside from some of the ones already listed, I'll add

Quiet Riot--Metal Health. First tape that I purchased on my own.

Metalicca--Master of Puppets. When I started to really get into that type of music.

Guns and Roses. I actually wore that tape out and had to buy a second one. On the flipside, GNR Patience was probably most anticipated album and I initially was let down because it was so different. After awhile I grew to love those diff type of sound.

Frand Sinatra--its a compilation of his greatest hits. Pretty much ushered me into the old age of music where I started to appreciate lyrics, and the playing of instruments and the old time sound.


NWA.....STraight outta compton. As a youngster going through the gangsta phase as I grew up in the rough and tumble west side of town...

ernest_t_bass;904606 wrote:I think that I miss the days where I actually listened to and remembered the "albums." In the age of MP3's, it's even heavier instant gratification, going only to the songs I like, creating playlists full only songs I like.

That's because you're shitty at listening to music.

This still gets heavy rotation in my truck. You can download it for free off of livemixtapes.com! Very underrated album.

karen lotz;904628 wrote:

karen lotz;904630 wrote:

Shit, you got me on both of these too! Not too sure I'm all that happy to announce the first one, though.

I Wear Pants;904641 wrote:That's because you're shitty at listening to music.

Umm? What? Umm, you got any gum?

First CD I bought in 1990.



The one cd that didn't leave the cd player in my car for close to a year.



Flagstaff, Snow Bowl and The Cure.

Recent albums:

Most recently (like really recently):
Thrice - Major/Minor

And, let's just be honest.

gorocks99;905911 wrote:

+1 Reps