[viewtiful_alan]

Haha I'm 16... I don't know I kind of rushed and got into shit left and right.

[viewtiful_alan]

And yes I was partly exagerrating.
But its bee a while since something hit me quite like the first Ramones or stooges album did .

Wait I take it back, Tha Carter III got my attention pretty heavily.
Just mark that as a stuipd post on my part.

But really I haven't found something I related to quite like those two above mentioned albums in a long time.

I loved the way they kind of summed up how I felt wihtout having to read me their journal entries.
I mean to me Iggy summed up more by yelling I wanna be your dog than Dashboard confessional ever could with their winding mellodramatic epics.

[demonrail666]

Trash palaces? junkyards? What was wrong with holding hands at the Mecca ballroom?

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by viewtiful_alan

I mean to me Iggy summed up more by yelling I wanna be your dog than Dashboard confessional ever could with their winding mellodramatic epics.

Here Here!

[pantophobia]

if it was an album i guess maye dirty

but for me, it wasn't really an album as so much a show, sy with erase errata and mary timony in 2002

[MellySingsDoom]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

Trash palaces? junkyards? What was wrong with holding hands at the Mecca ballroom?

You'e telling me to go find love at some bingo emporium amidst a bunch of coffin dodgers? I'm not a bloody gerontophile, you know!

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom

You'e telling me to go find love at some bingo emporium amidst a bunch of coffin dodgers? I'm not a bloody gerontophile, you know!

Works for me!

[dionysusundone]

Bauhaus-singles 1979-83

I'm too goth for my own good.

[Death & the Maiden]

Ramones - Hey Ho! Let's Go! The Anthology
2005 - I was 13, I heard My Brain is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes to Bitburg) on The School of Rock soundtrack. Everything I now listen to is due to this album, except for The Smiths, who were played on the radio (and they got me into some indie stuff).

[Derek]

 

and Daydream Nation

[krastian]

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

nirvana - nevermind, back in 1991 aged 12

Yep, same, but I was 9.

[Jerry Garcia]

Husker Du's Zen Aracde

[Ripchord]

Honestly, when I was 12 (this was, of course, before American Idiot came out) I was really into old school Green Day. And THROUGH THAT I started listening to Nirvana, Hole, Bikini Kill, and eventually Sonic Youth. Like, when I was 13 I was really into Riot Grrl. So, I mean, I think that kind of counts. Kind of.

[uhler]

 

[viewtiful_alan]

Originally Posted by Death & the Maiden

Ramones - Hey Ho! Let's Go! The Anthology
2005 - I was 13, I heard My Brain is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes to Bitburg) on The School of Rock soundtrack. Everything I now listen to is due to this album, except for The Smiths, who were played on the radio (and they got me into some indie stuff).

Wow our stories are almost identical... except mine was raomnes mania.
but the school of rock soundtrack part is teh same.

[radarmaker]

Fucking hell. This board makes me feel old sometimes, and I'm really not.

[SuperCreep]

I could list a lot of albums, but I'll just to stick to saying Ænima and OK Computer. They were the first two albums I really got into by myself (i.e.: I wasn't getting a Pink Floyd cassette from my uncle or something), and even though I immensely dislike Ænima these days, both of those albums were huge gateways for me.

[Rob Instigator]

Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor

My very first album purchase on vinyl was:

 

It was the summer of 1978 and this album was a year old, but I was only ten myself and didn't realize that at the time. This was my first vinyl purchase for a couple of reasons. 1) It has such a cool cover. 2) Remember someone at church talking about AC/DC being evil. 3) The track - "Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be"......really wanted to hear that. 4) Spent a week with the grandparents who lived in Livingston. They took me to my first Wal-Mart where this was purchased. Grandmother gave me some money for shopping and this is what I picked.

Later that same summer, I went back for another stay with the grandparents. Mrs. Lily (old lady who lived next door to my grandparents) paid me $5 to wash her car and burn some trash in a barrel she had in the back yard (would have burnt the trash for free). Went back to Wal-Mart with my $5 in hand (grandmother made up the difference) and purchased this:

 

Not too long after this, I remember reading an article in Hit Parade magazine about Motley Crue. There was a picture of the group and there was a pentagram in the background with rising smoke and a few skulls laying around. Rode my ten speed bike to the mall one summer day and sought out, 'Too Fast For Love' on cassette. On this trip, I also picked up Slayer's: 'Show No Mercy' on cassette and a Metal Blade Records comp on vinyl.

My first used record purchase (on vinyl) was Pink Floyd's, 'Ummagumma' (had picked up a few used Kiss eight-tracks before this). 'Dark Side Of The Moon' and 'Moving Pictures' by Rush were my first purchases on CD. Genesis - 'Genesis' and "Selling England By The Pound' quickly followed.

A few years later, I had a job working at the food court in the mall. This one guy I worked with went to visit his cousin in Dallas one weekend and came back with two cassette tapes that we rocked every night while closing: 'Appetite For Destruction' and Nitzer Ebb's, 'That Total Age.'

 

The sounds of Nitzer Ebb led to:

 

I purchased Current 93's, 'Dogs Blood Rising' the same day I got 'Tired Eye Slowly Burning' and I've been hooked on the avant noise ever since.

yr one rocking motherfucker man!