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

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

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U2. Under a blood red sky
The Police. Synchronicity
The Clash. Combat Rock

STATE YOUR:

1. Year of Birth

2. The Three Music Albums that YOU Think Represent Your Generation

And if anyone posts a Li'l Kim album, all I have to say is

(just kidding--I like Li'l Kim & the Junior Mafia)

But, SERIOUSLY--rock out with ye olde cocks out!!!!

If you can, embed a YouTube link to the the albums!

AND REMEMBER--we're talking about ALBUMS (LPs or EPs) that you are PROUD to have REPRESENT YOUR GENERATION.

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Speaking of generations...has anyone else noticed or agree that it seems pop-culture really hasn't changed much from the mid-to-late 90's?

What I mean is the 80's, 70's, 60's etc, all have a clear identity that you can easily notice.

Even in the 90's we could look back on the 80's and see it for being much different. The movies were a lot different, clothing a lot different, hair styles, etc..

But, at some point in the 90's ---around 96ish or so we haven't really seemed to advance too much beyond that. Many movies released in 96 and beyond, for example, don't look or feel aged.

Clothing manufactured then, isn't really that out of style in comparison to clothing nowadays.


Could be just me..but, I've always waited for the moment to be able to say, yeah the 90's are now 'old' or unique in comparison to today....and for whatever reason...i still don't see current culture as an identity much beyond it..

1978

nirvana Nevermind
Red hot chili peppers blood sugar sex magick
Smashing pumpkins Mellon collie and the infinite sadness

Speaking of generations...has anyone else noticed or agree that it seems pop-culture really hasn't changed much from the mid-to-late 90's?

What I mean is the 80's, 70's, 60's etc, all have a clear identity that you can easily notice.

Even in the 90's we could look back on the 80's and see it for being much different. The movies were a lot different, clothing a lot different, hair styles, etc..

But, at some point in the 90's ---around 96ish or so we haven't really seemed to advance too much beyond that. Many movies released in 96 and beyond, for example, don't look or feel aged.

Clothing manufactured then, isn't really that out of style in comparison to clothing nowadays.


Could be just me..but, I've always waited for the moment to be able to say, yeah the 90's are now 'old' or unique in comparison to today....and for whatever reason...i still don't see current culture as an identity much beyond it..

SERIOUSLY--rock out with ye olde cocks out!!!!