choons from your childhood

[PhoeniX]

On YouTube click embed and copy the URL between value="", if you don't do this it won't work. For the URL above it's:
http://www.youtube.com/v/96jFtzVa80A?fs=1&hl=en_GB


This is the flash embed BB code:

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(though the forum appears to ignore the height/width.. maybe it's something else, you need it anyway)

Aka:

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[flash=500,400]http://www.youtube.com/v/96jFtzVa80A?fs=1&hl=en_GB[/flash]

Et Voilà:




Also, I remember this song . Never bought a single in my life mind.

[Scarface]

[Psyche911]

The only tapes I remember listening to on my Walkman are Michael Jackson's 'Bad' and 'Thriller' when I was 6 or 7.

Nothing embarrassing, I still like those albums.
The only other album I recall from that age is this one:



Also, still love it.

[Scarface]

Also




and cry little sister - G Tom Mac , listened to lost boys soundtrack tons when i was a kid

[werldhed]

Grew up with a lot of songs. Most of my early intro into music came from my older brother's tapes/cds (olo Boyz 2 Men).

This was the first tape I bought myself. It still rocks balls. Listen to it all the time. Great album.

[Scarface]

ah Live, great band

[werldhed]

When I was really young, I listened to my parents' records. Mostly showtunes (Paint Your Wagon, Oklahoma, Sound of Music, etc), Soundtracks (Deliverance), and Jazz/Folk/Crooner (Herbie Mann, Dave Brubeck, Johnny Mathis, Bing Crosby, etc.)

[4days]

first 7" single i ever bought:

the record came with a 'ghost in a can' that didn't actually contain a ghost at all

[Tsakali]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EXxMlIExpo

[obsidian]

[Scarface]

fuck ya

[Eraser]

To be honest, the first tape I owned was The Miracle from Queen. Things only got better from there on. I never owned pulp.

[Ryoki]

Ahaha kriss kross

Used to own the single of this:



Mostly because i was a bit in love with that girl, used to think she was the hottest chick ever

[Scarface]

lol, her voice is terrible

[Eraser]

lol I know that song in the Paul Elstak video. That borders happy hardcore in some places.

[losCHUNK]

lol I know that song in the Paul Elstak video. That borders happy hardcore in some places.

lol, bordering ?, cant believe i used to bounce round to that shite

apparently this is the 1st tune i ever strut a jig too -
http://www.youtube.com/v/Ldyx3KHOFXw?fs=1&hl=en_GB

[losCHUNK]

pfft you had help ;] and am already there ;o

[seremtan]

this was at #1 when i was a kid

[bitWISE]

I grew up on country because that is what my family liked. I think my first CD ever was Garth Brooks. I still love some of this old stuff.


I played the shit of out the Space Jam soundtrack:

ace of bass

I actually owned that CD


My first metal cd was Pantera's The Great Southern Trendkill in '98.

[losCHUNK]

lol when i hear ace of bass i think of eastenders

[Scourge]

My first metal cd was Pantera's The Great Southern Trendkill in '98.

My first album was Deep Purple Machine Head in probably about '75. First metal album I couldn't even imagine, there were so many back then.

[o'dium]

His name was Adam Preston, bit of a twat really...

Edit: Oh sorry though the thread title said... Never mind...

[firephoenix]

Pretty sure i've got these lying around somewhere on cassette.

[vileliquid1026]

I LOVE Graceland. Haven't listened to that album in forever, thanks Psyche911.

The first album I ever bought was 'No Way Out' by Puff Daddy haha. I also had Tragic Kingdom from No Doubt and Bringing Down the Horse from The Wallflowers.

[shaft]

Grew up with a lot of songs. Most of my early intro into music came from my older brother's tapes/cds (olo Boyz 2 Men).

This was the first tape I bought myself. It still rocks balls. Listen to it all the time. Great album.

i owned that album as well