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That is right up near the top of the list for sure.
I would put Over-Nite Sensation above it though.
Albums That Blew You Away
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I would put Over-Nite Sensation above it though.
When this came out, it blew me away.
1977 - Styx - The Grand Illusion Audio Fidelity 24k Gold HDCD AFZ 067
...Although, I was only 13.
1977 - Styx - The Grand Illusion Audio Fidelity 24k Gold HDCD AFZ 067
Yup, I was into Sabbath, Purple, Hendrix, Zep at a young age too. My parents thought I was possessed. 5-6 years old '69-'70 listening to Zeppelin. Lol.
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Yup, I was into Sabbath, Purple, Hendrix, Zep at a young age too. My parents thought I was possessed. 5-6 years old '69-'70 listening to Zeppelin. Lol.
I was into the Monkees and Banana Splits at that age. lol
I remember spinning Beatles on my little blue sears record player when it came out, was around 3. The "big kids" across the street would look out after me when playing outside. Around '69-70 they got me into Zeppelin.
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Eric Johnson - Ah Via Musicom
Rush - Power Windows
Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
Yes - 90125
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
Genesis - Genesis
I remember the first time I heard Eric Johnson's High Landrons on the radio, I was blown away and was like who is this guy and what's the name of the release?
Rush - Power Windows
Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
Yes - 90125
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
Genesis - Genesis
I remember the first time I heard Eric Johnson's High Landrons on the radio, I was blown away and was like who is this guy and what's the name of the release?
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Many good choices here, too many.
There are some albums that I saw as much more than just a collection of songs, one was "Tommy" by the Who.
After listening to it many years ago, it hit me that this was a song about all of us, how we're blinded and tormented by other people, how we are held back and trapped by materialism and cruelty.
Deafness and blindness are metaphors for what we all go through, and how we are held back spiritually during our time on earth.
A similar epiphany while listening to "Days of Future Passed"....an entire lifetime portrayed by a single day, such brilliance.
These albums and others are like great literature, only set to music....some soar pretty high.
There are some albums that I saw as much more than just a collection of songs, one was "Tommy" by the Who.
After listening to it many years ago, it hit me that this was a song about all of us, how we're blinded and tormented by other people, how we are held back and trapped by materialism and cruelty.
Deafness and blindness are metaphors for what we all go through, and how we are held back spiritually during our time on earth.
A similar epiphany while listening to "Days of Future Passed"....an entire lifetime portrayed by a single day, such brilliance.
These albums and others are like great literature, only set to music....some soar pretty high.
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Were these epiphanies chemically inspired by any chance?
