reblog with your favorite album from the year you were born
I only went through the first page but - The Replacements/Let it Be, fer sure. AND “Double Nickels on the Dime” came out in ‘84. And so did “Zen Arcade.” It’s kind of nuts seeing them all bam-bam-bam like that.
gosh, where to begin… stay sick!! by the cramps, goo by sonic youth (which came out exactly a month before i was born), flood by they might be giants,the twin peaks soundtrack…
angel dust- faith no more
(Source: enarkos)
Tonight’s Getting Stuff Done music.
Hey, girl. I’ve had “Desiree” in my head all day.
I enjoy Will & Beth as a couple very much.
hey, music folks (again)
Do I want to go see Chavez next month?
-so…this is krafwerk, huh? how delightfully weird (listening to “autobahn”).
-if I could stop coughing anytime soon, that would be excellent.
-maybe I finally have a job. wouldn’t that be the coolest?
Oh man, the old VH1 logo! TNN! Being 9 at the time, I was not allowed to watch MTV, so VH1 it was. I don’t remember the video for “Fields of Gold”, but do remember being creeped out by the Middle Eastern vibe of “If I Ever Lose My Faith in You.”
Billboard music video charts from September 4, 1993, right before I went to my cable-less dorm at Northwestern. Note the presence of the Gin Blossoms and Cypress Hill in the Buzz Bin.
extended trailer for the "Under African Skies", the Graceland documentary
God, “Boy in the Bubble” is a *killer* opening track, isn’t it?
I’m so glad that this album is one of my Childhood Music Memories. Thanks Mom & Dad!
