We will also be responding as if we are 12 years old. I was born in 1999.
here are my favorite albums XD!!!
That's great. Mine was '78. Geezer rock.
Lookin Through the Windows is dope. All killer no filler on that album.
Licensed to Ill- Beastie Boys
Raising Hell- Run DMC
Greatest Hits- Queen
1984- Van Halen
Holy Diver- Dio
These are the ones I remember being played a lot. It’s been a lifetime ago…
I'm a millenial in case you can't tell :p
1971
Led Zeppelin II
Alice Cooper - Killer
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
Spice by Spice Girls was the only album I owned until their second album Spice World. I got into Nirvana and the Chef Aid South Park album a year later, but by the time I started getting into rock music and weening off pop I was thirteen.
So at twelve the only albums I owned and listened to were the first two Spice Girls albums. I may have had some freebie compilation albums from Top Of The Pops magazine, but I can only remember one song from them and that was the Na Na Na No Sweat one.
My main thing at 11 was Power Rangers, 12 Spice Girls, 13 N64 and South Park, 14 onwards rock music.
Well the first album I ever bought was Demon Days - The Gorillaz me and my friend group were obsessed. We'd pretend we were the characters and swing on the swing sets during recess listening to the albums on repeat. Ahh cringe kids in 5th grade. Whatsup Charlie and Andrew if you're out there. I was very into metal so alot of that, Lamb of God, Behemoth, Cradle of Filth etc, into sad boi gothy shit like Sopor Aeternus and fun boi goth shit like Voltaire the singer lol. And more normal stuff too, got pretty into dubstep during the dubstep days too lmao
I got into Gorillaz maybe a year later, Melancholy Hill was a recommendation someone gave me on my ASK.FM (when was the last time you heard that?) when I asked for song recommendations.
I didn't listen to plastic beach as much in my youth, but liked it a lot. Definitely got some good tunes, Pirate Jets one of my fav on there and the sweepstakes one reminds me of someone in high school lol
Graduation - Kanye West
Curtis - 50 Cent
Konvicted/Freedom - Akon
One X - Three Days Grace
Vol 3 - Slipknot
The Best Damn Thing - Avril Lavigne
The Cool - Lupe Fiasco
All The Right Reasons - Nickelback
Id be lying to you if I said most of these still weren't some of my favs. You have good taste in music
Green day- american idiot. Eminem- Recovery. Linkin park- hybrid theory/Meteora. In flames- sounds of playground fading
call of duty paintball kid core??
Absolutely not, never gotten into gaming.
So in 1978. My favorites were. BTW not much money so a lot of greatest hits and live albums. Not in order.
Born in 99, so as a member of the youtube generation I pretty much had access to "all of music" from the get go.
It's obvious but also interesting how "time-locked" everyones favorites' are when they are say 10+ years older than me.
12 is an interesting age and good post by you.
Very little access to anything but the radio and Midnight Special on Fridays and Don Kirschner's Rock concert on Saturday. Even then money was tight being 12, I could hold a cassette recorder to the radio or get the 45's when they came out.
Most of these came from my school mates that allowed me to listen to their music. I was so lucky that hard rock was a big thing in my school so I listened to my favorite genre of music.
[Quick, trade-out that Rush 1980-release for one from '78.]
wow, you are right. Thanks, fixed.
>!Well, don't let THAT get out!!<
a) nobody'd believe it and b) it'd start being expected of me
:-D
Curiously, have you visited r/Rush ?
Thanks, I won't tell anyone. Started with 2 subgenres and did not like them. Just videos so went to music and that has been interesting. Moving now to specific bands. Will take a look at Rush. It may be good. Thanks
God Bless Tiny Tim and Tiny Tim's 2nd Album
Basically No Doubt’s entire discography and Gwen Stefani’s LAMB. I was going through a phase lol
eta: entire discography up until 2004
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At 11-12 I was just starting to really get into music, so I'm not sure I had a favorite album at the time. I turned 12 in 1991, so if I had to pick a favorite from that time it probably was either Nirvana's Nevermind or Pearl Jam's Ten. I really wasn't a fan of '80s hair bands, so those bands were a breath of fresh air. I suppose Metallica's "The Black Album" was up there as well. It's crazy that all 3 albums were released within like a month and a half period.
Weezer- Blue Album
Green Day- American Idiot
Beatles- Rubber Soul
Fallen- Evanescence
Just starting to figure out the music I liked and this was the first CD I ever bought (myself)
When I was 12 I didn't listen to albums, music was just singles on the radio or whatever my parents listened to in the car, so probably Tubular Bells, UB40 or Motown compilations.
2002, but most were from the 90s.
All Killer No Filler - Sum 41
Hello Rockview - Less Than Jake
Goldfinger - Goldfinger
…And Out Come the Wolves - Rancid
Life in General - MxPx
Queen - Greatest Hits
MTV Unplugged Vol. 1
3 Doors Down - The Better Life
Power Rangers : The Movie soundtrack
Linkin Park - In The End (Japanese Import)
Matchbox 20Yourself or Someone Like You/Mad Season/More Than You
Savage Garden's first album
The Offspring Americana
Green Day
Backstreet Boys Millineum
Men At Work Business As Usual
Hall and Oates Big Bam Boom
Tears for Fears Songs From the Big Chair
Chumbawamba Tubthumper
Third Eye Blind Self Titled Debut Album
Madonna Ray of Light/Music
Huey Lewis and the News All their music
Alanis Morissette Jagged Little Pill
No Doubt
Spice Girls
I'm guessing back then I liked several Beatles albums, Cat Stevens - Tea For the Tillerman and Simon and Garfunkle's Parsley Sage Rosemary and Thyme among others...
I found DMX it's dark and hell is hot at a thrift store with MC hammer funky headhunter.
Blew my young mind until my mom's scumbag man of the moment stole it from me.
Other than that I was listening to AC/DC, RATM, Soundgarden, etc.
Squeeze- Play
Genesis- We Can’t Dance
ELO- Balance Of Power
Morrissey- Vauxhall And I
Anderson Bruford Wakeman & Howe
Soul Limbo - Booker T and the MGs
Axis: Bold as Love - Jimi Hendrix
Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix
Greatest Hits - The Association
II - Led Zeppelin
Ace of Base- The Sign
Hanson- Middle of Nowhere
Alanis Morissette- Jagged Little Pill
The Backstreet Boys self-titled
Reise, Reise - Rammstein
The Sound of Scandinavia - DJ Aligator
I wasn't much of an album listener back in 2008
DeadEyeMetal t1_j6eyxex wrote
Electric Warrior - T Rex
Lookin' Through the Windows - Jackson 5
Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie
I can't remember what else. I'm old af.