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Oasis - Morning Glory
Trapped my finger in a door in Turkey when I was 8 or 9 and had to get a injection under the fingernail in Turkey. For the rest of the holiday, because I couldn't swim, my parents kept giving me change for stuff in the hotel, most of it went on that album on the jukebox. They bought the album for my birthday later that year, I started learning the guitar by the end of the school year.
The Offspring - Americana
My gateway to all the awesome 90s rock and drifted from indie, I wanted my music louder and faster.
Soulfly - Primitive
I hated "shouty" music at the time, ask my mate who didn't if I could borrow this album, based on the artwork and he told me I'd hate it. Changed my perception on that style of singing and all the other bands I instantly dismissed.
NIN - Pretty Hate Machine
Incredibly depressed when I was 17, also broke my wrist, couldn't play guitar but could prod keyboard notes, brother in law got me this album for Christmas and just listened to the whole thing in the dark after his advice. Changed my whole writing style right up to this day. Trent Reznor, God damn genius.
Lemon Jelly - lemonjelly.ky
Find this album in my parents attic some time after uni, someone probably left there after a party of mine or my sisters, no idea whose it was. It's now my go to album when driving back from a festivalView attachment 282105View attachment 282104View attachment 282103View attachment 282106
Belinda Carlisle - Heaven on Earth
Madonna - Like a Virgin
Stevie Nicks - Other side of the Mirror
The Bangles - all over the place
Kylie Minogue - Kylie
I think you misunderstood, albums that influenced you, not artists and the albums you inspired.
More like "album art you perved over"
Right, it's eating me inside...have to add a few more.
I mean, c'mon..."**** you, I won't do what ya' tell me". 17.5 y/o... Gasoline, that album.
Duh. Was about 10 y/o when my uncle introduced me.
People love to point to the black album but this is the one for me, by far. 'One' was a monster. The affect of Cliff's death is all over it.
Before my time, wish I could have been of age when it was released but the first spin was a revelation, regardless.
Ok, I'm done (maybe).
@verreauxi for starting this.
Faith.The best The Cure album for me @Parker
Those I know from Norn Iron always mention SLF as a guide through the troubles. Every single one.View attachment 282109View attachment 282112View attachment 282113View attachment 282110View attachment 282111
It's impossible for me to over-emphasise how important Inflammable Material was to me. It helped me make sense of the madness of the Troubles. Many, many great albums but this one literally changed how I viewed things.
FFS, I paid £2 for that.
Couldn't agree more. Johnny Was would be my pick from an album stuffed with powerful songs. That raw sound still evokes the emotions I felt back in my youth.Those I know from Norn Iron always mention SLF as a guide through the troubles. Every single one.
Inflammable Material is an essential album for that age group, and one of THE greatest ever covers in Johnny Was