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05-07-04, 06:00 AM
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Yessongs by Yes, in 1974 - lawnmowing money seemed to go a lot further back then. I first
heard it at a friends house - his older sister played it - and the artwork was "far out" to a 13 year-old.
 Peace.
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Tiassa
Let us not launch the boat ... (21,732 posts)
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05-07-04, 06:11 AM
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Styx - Kilroy Was Here.
What was your first favorite album?
It's a tie: Elton John's Greatest Hits v.1 and Alice Cooper's Billion Dollar Babies. (Both " Crocodile Rock" and " Billion Dollar Babies" were performed on The Muppet Show.) I'm still unsure how exactly the records came to our possession, but I think someone actually died and they floated around the family until they landed at our house.
(Before that, my dad accidentally got my brother and I hooked on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Of course, we pulled for the Bee Gees instead of my folks' obsession with Anne Murray, Jim Croce, and John Denver.)
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05-07-04, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by tiassa Styx - Kilroy Was Here.
What was your first favorite album?
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The Doors- Greatest Hits. Man, that cassette and "No One Here Gets Out Alive" by Danny Sugarman were my Bibles in 9th grade.
I still listen to the Doors everyday..like vitamines. Vitamine D.
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05-07-04, 08:07 AM
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I bought Two : - Nevermind,(by ...duh.. do i need to mention?)
- Highway to Hell (Bon scotts AC/DC)
bye!
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