For me the 5 I probably listened to the most in MS/HS were

Eminem - Slim Shaddy LP/The Marshall Mathers LP
Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
Sum 41 - All Killer No Filler
Blink 182 - Enema of the State/Take Off Your Pants and Jacket
311 - The Blue Album (This one was more because an upper classman on the CC team loved them and he listened to it all the time)

Laley and Fab's lists are also some other stuff I listened to. I also owned the NOW CDs from like 1-20 then I started to just download like everyone else.

Led Zeppelin - IV
Foreigner - Foreigner
Michael Stanley Band - Stagepass
The Cars - The Cars
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

Lep Zeppelin-IV
AC/DC-Back in Black
Boston-Boston
Aerosmith-Toys in the Attic
Foghat-Fool for the City
Head East-Never been any reason

Head East ........................good one


Could throw a little Bad Company in the mix too

Wally;1841935 wrote: Head East-Never been any reason

Flat As A Pancake?

Sonofanump;1841865 wrote:Maximum overdrive was prolly 6th in my childhood.

I might be slightly younger than you.

That movie and album was awesome

QuakerOats;1841936 wrote:Head East ........................good one


Could throw a little Bad Company in the mix too

10 from 6 is unreal good.

Jr High and High School:
AC/DC - Back in Black
Led Zeppelin IV
Boston - Boston
The Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks
J. Geils Band - Freeze Frame

College:
Nirvana: Nevermind (came out my sophomore year)
The Beatles: White Album
The Beatles: Rubber Soul
Guns N' Roses: Use Your Illusion 1&2 (I actually stood in line to buy these the day they came out)
Cat Stevens: Greatest Hits

The frat bros were not in approval of the Beatles, and certainly not Cat Stevens, so those were more on the down low. My enjoyment of Enya's music was kept quiet too. If I saw the bros today, I would not give one iota of care to their opinions of my musical tastes. Funny how that changes over life.

At 20, you care what everyone thinks about you
At 40, you don't care what anyone thinks about you
At 60, you realize that no one was ever thinking about you in the first place.

Slippery When Wet

Look What the Cat Dragged In

Bad

Whitney Houston

Faith

I grew up with a couple of sisters who got me into Zeppelin, Aerosmith, The Who, Mott the Hoople, etc but as I started developing my own tastes I graduated to:

Kiss- Alive II

then

Ozzy- Blizzard of Ozz

then

Metallica- Master of Puppets
Slayer- Reign in Blood

then

Panera-Cowboys from Hell

then

Type O Negative- Bloody Kisses/October Rust

There was no set period in my life where I had a bunch of favorites. Kind of morphed into what my musical tastes are today.

In college, these two were combined. Can't listen to White Stripes - Elephant without seeing Metroidrime

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Public Enemy- Fear of a Black Planet
2 Live Crew- As Nasty As They Wanna Be
Beastie Boys- License to Ill
Janes Addiction- Ritual de lo habitual
Alice In Chains- Facelift

Dr Winston O'Boogie;1841990 wrote:
At 20, you care what everyone thinks about you
At 40, you don't care what anyone thinks about you
At 60, you realize that no one was ever thinking about you in the first place.

Profound.

Laley23;1841803 wrote:Kanye West - College Dropout
Jay Z - The Blueprint
Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Someone Like You
N'Sync - No Strings Attached
Britney Spears - Oops!... I Did It Again.
Usher - Confessions

When I think of the albums/songs everyone was talking about in Middle School and High School, it's these. Couldn't limit to 5. These 6 were crazy popular in my area.

Damn near identical to albums I'm thinking of. Also would add:

Goo Goo Dolls - Dizzy Up The Girl
Backstreet Boys - Millennium

Some more that I thought of:
Nazareth-Hair of the dog
King Crimson-Court of the Crimson King
Foreigner-actually about 3 albums.....
Frampton Comes Alive

Radiohhead- Ok Computer
Metallica-Black Album
At the Drive In - Relationship of Command
Weezer-Blue Album
Pearl Jam -10

I'd say these 5 shaped my musical taste. These would range from when i was 11 to 19 years old.

My parents were big into music so I obviously heard/listened to all their records as well..My dad was big into Sabbath, Rush, ACDC, Zepp. My mom loved Journey and Bon Jovi.

First album I ever bought with my own money... Ice Cube Predator haha, not sure why my mom let me get that.



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In college some of the fav's were:

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More from the Road
The Outlaws - debut album
The Cars - Candy-O
Neil Young - Decade
Billy Joel - Stranger, and Piano Man

Wolves of Babylon;1842170 wrote:Radiohhead- Ok Computer
Metallica-Black Album
At the Drive In - Relationship of Command
Weezer-Blue Album
Pearl Jam -10

I'd say these 5 shaped my musical taste. These would range from when i was 11 to 19 years old.

My parents were big into music so I obviously heard/listened to all their records as well..My dad was big into Sabbath, Rush, ACDC, Zepp. My mom loved Journey and Bon Jovi.

First album I ever bought with my own money... Ice Cube Predator haha, not sure why my mom let me get that.



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THat Ice Cube album was sweet

QuakerOats;1842204 wrote:In college some of the fav's were:

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More from the Road
The Outlaws - debut album
The Cars - Candy-O
Neil Young - Decade
Billy Joel - Stranger, and Piano Man

Outlaws is awesome. Green Grass and High Tides is one of my personal favorite songs.

^ yep ....that is a great one. Also like 'You are the Show' from the Playin' to Win record.

ernest_t_bass;1842055 wrote:In college, these two were combined. Can't listen to White Stripes - Elephant without seeing Metroidrime

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Prime, one of the hardest, confusing, boring games I couldn't NOT finish.

Piano Man during college? You like 65?

Not yet

Captain Jack is tremendous, as is Billy the Kid ...............

Ironman92;1842283 wrote:Piano Man during college? You like 65?

in college i got into CCR and the Doobie brothers.

Commander of Awesome;1842242 wrote:Prime, one of the hardest, confusing, boring games I couldn't NOT finish.

I didn't think it was boring at all!