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Your Best Vinyl Memory

I am getting a bit nostalgic by looking over the recent threads on songs or bands from the great 80's. So I thought I would start a new one.

My greatest memory involving vinyl was when I was in High School with my first true love. My best friend and I were dating girls that were also best friends. Our first date ended with some romantic moments to the Peter Cetera Album. I have never been able to listen to Cetera again without thinking back at those moments.

How else has music made an impact on your life??????
sebraasch
dcisok
17 posts
 
i think it involved the back seat of a '69 mustang . . .

dc
reubent
7,071 posts
 
cd,

Cool! You had a record player in the back of your '69 Mustang?.........

TIC
sit
315 posts
 
Super Session (Bloomfield, Kooper, Stills) and Truth (Jeff Beck). In 7th grade I spent my neighborhood lawncutting income to purchase my friend's older sister's little stereo system. Toni threw in a couple of semi-current albums including the terrific two mentioned. Still cherish these works today.
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uru975
684 posts
 
Listening to James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and the Moody Blues while playing a game of Go. Being throughly stoned,on orange sunshine, as was my friend, having to move from the living room to the bedroom, put the game on a waterbed, get on the bed without moving or upsetting the board, and losing by only a half-space.
guinness
48 posts
 
Listening to Alice Cooper's 'Unfinished Sweet' (BBB) six times before going for dental work. The dentist gave me a bit more nitrous oxide than usual and I kept hearing the song in my head while the Dr. & hygienist worked. The twist is, it was like looking through the wrong end of binoculars. Lots of black space before two tiny white circles with them in it, way far away.

Relax, have a Southern Tier Chocolat and listen to some Humble Pie...
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