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Micheal Jackon HIStory
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Elton John
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Robyn
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Dr. Hook
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Poison- every rose has its thorn.
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Holy crap... I can't believe Im actually about to admit this in public.
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KISS - Double Platinum
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possibly Joanie Summers "Johnny get angry" or the Cascades "Listen to the Rhythm of the Falling Rain" they were the first 45's (records) that I ever bought..... price was 2 for $1.49
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Probably Kiss- Alive Hey, I was like 6.
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I always liked music but there was a time when I walked into a little hole in the wall resturant and this wonderfull soun was coming from the upstairs of this place.It was a bluegrass band rehearsing up there.I never foregot that it was so cool.
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"White Bird" by Its A Beautiful Day, released in 1969 is the first song I remember on its year of release. I am certain there was music I loved before this song but this is the first I remember and I remember it clearly, even the room I was sitting in when I first heard it. That got me started. My love of late 60's to early 70's psychedelic rock continues to this day.
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I guess it would be Chubby Checkers...I did the twist before I could walk....or so I was told...it came out in Sept 1961...so that would make sense...I was born in October 1960...
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Beethoven... no, really.
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Tammy by Debbie Reynolds. That was over 50 years ago and I still love it. :)
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The Beach Boys!!! < This is my kind of music, it is me!
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Mozart #5th symphony
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trapt
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it would have to be nirvana. kurt cobain made me love music. his voice was amazing and made me feel things.
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Carlos Santana!
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The Beatles
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donovan - "fairytale" awesome piece of 60's folk rock then, pink floyd's "the wall"
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The Beatles "White album". I was introduced to rock in the 6th grade. Wehad just moved to a new neighborhood, so I started the 6th grade at a new school. I was one of two Black students in my class. I had been taught (or I somehow understood) that Black people didn't listen to rock and roll. It so happened that I was invited to a classmate's home where I heard the "White album", and... ...I LOVED it. -
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Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine... I still have the vinyl : )
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Sunday Bloody Sunday, by U2 in 1983. That was the exact moment music became meaningful to me.
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