1981
Kraftwerk-Computer World
Ministry-I’m Falling EP
Devo-New Traditionalists
The Cure-Faith
Depeche Mode-Speak and Spell
Amlux’s list is my favourite so far. But yeah, each one is pretty cool in it’s own right.
What was even more interesting was seeing the age range of the prong’s forum!
Amlux’s list is my favourite so far. But yeah, each one is pretty cool in it’s own right.
Thanks Person-20-Years-My-Junior!!
What was even more interesting was seeing the age range of the prong’s forum!
And it made me feel old.
To think I was only a teenager when I started listening to Ministry.
Right?
People weren’t even born when Ministry’s classic albums came out. Mind boggling!
I found lots of music I like that’s ‘older’ than my teens thru bands I loved in my teens. Looking up their influences and favorites.
I started listening to the radio as child tho, 6 or 7. I remember early 80’s radio rock well. My neighbor’s were also one of the first nearby to have cable, so I watched lots of early MTV too. No commercials, no tv shows, just videos.
1983
Ministry - With Sympathy
Depeche Mode - Construction Time Again
Killing Joke - Fire Dances
Something from the Cure (probably the singles before The Top. Lovecats, etc.)
Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues
Just going off the top of my head.
'77 wins it for me. Best albums from David Bowie and Pink Floyd
1958, the year, i believe, al was born. i was probably hearing country music via the radio my immigrant momma had on all the time. music otherwise from that era does not engage me. there are probably some memorable blues and jazz recordings from the time (and comedy!) nina simone? eartha kit? xavier cougat? don’t know.
OKAY! i’ll give you Duane eddy and julie london . ( maybe ella…dammit, i never looked it up)
1986 in chronological order:
Ozzy- The Ultimate Sin
Metallica- Master Of Puppets
Possessed- Beyond The Gates
Ministry- Twitch
Skinny Puppy- Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse
^
Nice.
Led Zeppelin: I & II
Tommy: The Who
More & Ummagumma: Pink Floyd
The Allman Brothers Band: Self Titled
Live/Dead: The Greatful Dead
Donovan’s Greatest Hits: Donovan
Goodbye: Cream
Chicago Transit Authority: Chicago
Crosby, Stills & Nash: CSN
The Soft Parade: The Doors
Blind Faith: Blind Faith
Stand Up: Jethro Tull
AbbeyRoad: The Beatles
Let It Bleed: The Stones
Something from the Cure (probably the singles before The Top. Lovecats, etc.)
They put out a comp titled Japanese Whispers that year which featured Let’s Go To Bed, The Walk, and Lovecats so perhaps that can count. This came out in between Pornography and The Top
[reply]Something from the Cure (probably the singles before The Top. Lovecats, etc.)
They put out a comp titled Japanese Whispers that year which featured Let’s Go To Bed, The Walk, and Lovecats so perhaps that can count. This came out in between Pornography and The Top[/reply]
I have Japanese Whispers, which is a comp of the three singles and their b-sides. I’m a cure junky. 
whats THIS for ? - Killing Joke
Kollaps - Einstürzende Neubauten
In god we trust - Dead Kennedys
Stahlwerksymphonie - Die Krupps
Bella Donna - Stevie Nicks