Sex Pistols -Never mind the bollocks Skids - Scared to dance Damned- Damned Damned Damned Ruts- The crack Stiff Little Fingers- Inflammable Material
May I broaden it out a bit, it's so long ago from my school days I would maybe mention names hardly known today, I list 5 recent additions of my favourites, some are out of date for you fellas. Elvis Costello ~ The Very Best Of Jeff Lynne - Alone in the Universe Jeff Lynne - From Out Of Nowhere Willie Nelson - God's Problem Child Willie Nelson - Last Man Standing
Or Mozart. In line with the OP for 1982 Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden Blackout - The Scorpions Fun Boy Three - Fun Boy Three The Rise and Fall - Madness 1999 - Prince
This is a difficult one, as in my last year at school (1983) I was into ELO in a big way and not much into the (then) current music scene. ELO's album of that time was Secret Messages - which I do like, but was more into Out of the Blue and Discovery from the mid-late 1970s My sister was into Genesis and I think Genesis(Genesis) was about that time (the album with Mama on it) - which I like Foreigner Agent Provocateur was around that time - but I preferred Foreigner 4.......
Ok, you have given me a guilt complex, so I have just dug out 5, scratched but well loved albums from 1963 Joe Brown and the Bruvvers - A Picture of You The Beatles - Please Please Me Del Shannon - Hats off to Del Shannon Billy Fury - Billy Buddy Holly - Reminicing 16 years old, if I only had the knowledge then I have now, wow I have enjoyed my life.
I left school, well expelled in 83 as I went back to sixth form. So I will start again. Final Cut - Floyd (possibly my greatest album of all time) War - U2 Under a blood red sky - U2 Synchronicity- The Police Let’s Dance - Bowie
Fleetwood Mac (the original Peter Green blues band) 1st album Fleetwood Mac - Mr Wonderful The Who - Sell out Beatles - Abbey Road Jethro Tull - Stand up
1977 was the year I left school My favourite 5 albums from that year were Out Of The Blue - ELO Bad Reputation - Thin Lizzy Animals - Pink Floyd News Of The World - Queen Never Mind The Bollocks - Sex Pistols
Going to join in if you don't mind. Counting my last years at "school" as my final years at Stafford CAT - would have been mid 70's. I wasn't really a hard rocker nor a punk rocker, pretty middle of the road I suppose, so here goes: - Frampton Comes Alive - Peter Frampton The Cars - The Cars Rumours - Fleetwood Mac Hotel California - The Eagles The Stranger - Billy Joel
Favourite 5 Albums of all time The Wall - Pink Floyd Rainbow Rising - Rainbow Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath A Night At The Opera - Queen Ace Of Spades - Motorhead
I'm having a third go, I've dragged out all my old stuff from under the proverbial stairs, I won't mention Eddie Cochran, Elvis , Bobby Vee, The Hollies, The Merseybeats but what a fab time I'm having recollectimg and firing up old memories. Here are 5 more favourites from my early days ~ Bridge Over Troubled Waters - Simon and Garfunkel Mr Tambourine Man ~ The Byrds Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heartclub Band - The Beatles The Sound of Bread - David Gates & Bread Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player - Elton John I won't bore anymore just really enjoying myself listening again and doing a cleaning job on them all.
Another kind of blues - UK Subs Fresh Fruit for rotting vegetables - Dead Kennedys Never Mind The Bollocks - Sex Pistols Killing Joke - Killing Joke Metal box - Public Image Ltd
some of my first, but not the year I left school a few years later, maybe 5 would have been Beatles, Buddy Holly, [ think it featured him and was second hand, and scratched on 4th or 5th track ] Rolling Stones, Hollies Dave Clark 5, had an Eddie Cochrane for my birthday about 1960 -61 to go with my Dansette? my daughter had my whole collection in 1982 200 singles mostly 1960 to 1975-76 plus a load of ABBA tapes 8 track and norm... and about 50 LP'S.... ALBUMS..
Variety from me..1976 Black and Blue - Stones Presence- Led Zepplin Songs in the Key of Life- Stevie Wonder A day at the Races-Queen Blondie-Blondie on the subs bench.....Song remains the same-Led Zepplin And was and still am a massive Elvis fan
very difficult, but from 1969. tighten up volume 2- various motown chartbusters volume 3 - various then play on - fleetwood mac the band - the band with a little help from my freinds joe cocker
That is a quality choice my friend, I have your choice on vinyl and your 2nd choice on CD and all of the others on MP3 in my car.
Totally agree, my tastes are extremely eclectic but mainly of that period, I can even look back on prog rock with fondnest, punk rock sort have passed me by, I did like the Clash, Stranglers and Buzzcocks and singles by the Sex pistols and Sham 69.
