YOUR GENERATION - The 3 Quintessential Albums - WHAT ARE THEY?

All my signifacant albums where made before I was born.

cheers to Kraftwerk.

lol...yeah his generation was the 'older brother' generation. All of the beer, pot and transportation came from those guys.

we like to pretend we are cool those of us born in the late 70s but the reality is sure we loved red hot chilli peppers and smashing pumpkins. but we where raised on hair bands bon jovi Poison motley crue guns and roses where ten times as popular and played as smashing pumpkins sure in niche crowds like stoners and goth different bands where more or less popular.

I was a "stoner" and i am trying to remember what everyone listened too not just my click like janes addiction ministry where more stoner music

Guns and roses poison bon jovi where everyones music and you cant forget dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince everyone likes to pretend nwa or Ice T where the first rap bands they listened too but we all know it was dj jazzy jeff or busta ryhmes lmao

but some of the most listened too cross click bands again guns and roses, poison, bon jovi,ozzy osbourne, smashing pumpkins, garth brooks, red hot chilli peppers basicly if beavis and buthead said it was cool we listened to it hell anyone remember winger winger sucks hu hu yeah fire fire Stewarts house!!!!

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'57

Joe Walsh.The smoker you drink the player you get.
Little Feat.The last record album
Free.Heartbreaker

DOB: 60,000 bc [sorry, we didn't have months back then]

1. Banging Two Rocks Together by Grog
2. Banging Two Stick Togerhet by Urg
3. The Sound of My Pee Hitting Grog and Urg when they Sleep Because they think they're soo Great by Me [I was really immature back then, but it did become a hit]

fleetwood mac
bob marley
donna summer
supertramp
genesis
led zepplin...
etc...

1974


NWA - Straight Outta Compton

Sublime - Robbin the Hood

Pearl Jam - Ten

1955

1. Who's Next? by The Who

2. Past, Present & Future by Al Stewart

3. Can't Buy a Thrill by Steely Dan

(Age of Aquarius by the 5th Dimension should be there somewhere)

My generation is a bit to the side of yours...1954

Pretty Things S.F. Sorrow

Captain Beyond

Hawkwind-Space Ritual

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This is for my dad
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I was born in 1962...only 4? okay...lol

1. Physical Graffiti (Led Zep)
2. Bat out of Hell (Meatloaf)
3. The Wall (Pink Floyd)

1980 - Korn: Life is Peachy, Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral, Tool: Aenima

1971

Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters

Crass - Feeding of the 5000

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

Anyone who claims that punk rock does not define my generation might not have been paying attention.

1980


NIN - the downward spiral
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Offspring - Ixnay on the Hombre

HAHAHAHAHA

DOB: 60,000 bc [sorry, we didn't have months back then]

1. Banging Two Rocks Together by Grog
2. Banging Two Stick Togerhet by Urg
3. The Sound of My Pee Hitting Grog and Urg when they Sleep Because they think they're soo Great by Me [I was really immature back then, but it did become a hit]

Ya know, ol Satan wrote all the music back then, didn't you listen in just a little?

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1. Woodstock
2. Jesus Christ, Superstar
3. Frampton Comes Alive

Honorable mention: Aqualung
Back in Black
Led Zeppelin - Albums 1-4

I could go on to the 90's to now, already I've gone past the alloted 3. **sigh** Suffice to say I'm old.

Born 1990.


1.
Band: Sepultura
Album: "Roots" (1996)


2.
Band: Soulfly
Album: "Soulfly" (1998)


3.
Band: Slipknot
Album: "Slipknot" (1999)

1977

Michael Jackson Thriller
Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet
Pearl Jam 10
Nirvana Smells Like Teen Spirit

LOL! Right you are! Can Firehouse get some love?!

13 August 1961


1...Roger Waters...The Pros and Cons of Hitch-hiking

2...Spear of Destiny...Outlands

3...Muse...Absolution

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Each generation has its own defining music..from malt shop memories through hippies and druggies to whatever became big after that. I was dazed and confused in the 70's so I can't tell you what happened after Creedence Clearwater.

1966

Pink Floyd - Animals

King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Trilogy

All available on YT for your listening pleasure...

My Generation X contributions:

1. Nirvana - Nevermind

2. Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine

3. Tool - Undertow

1954

Working mans Dead...The Gratful dead

Sticky Fingers...The Rolling Stones

Robert Johnson...The Complete Recordings

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

1964

Pink Floyd The Wall

Led Zeppelin IV

AC/DC Highway to Hell

1973

iron maiden--- piece of mind / powerslave
death --- scream bloody gore
Voivod---killing technology

1953

Tommy...the Who

DSOTM.....Pink Floyd

Ziggy Stardust......David Bowie

Special mention for Frank Zappa.....ANYTHING

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