What is your definitive Guy/Girl Teenage Angst Album of your day/time.

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What was that one album the both guys and girls dug at the same time, everybody had it, the one album that had all the right songs to cover all bases, get you through the night.

For me it was without a doubt, Journey Infinity.


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• Aug 22, 2015

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Magma "Kontarkosz". Guys dug it, gals dug a hole and jumped in.

 

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spiritofmusic said:

Magma "Kontarkosz". Guys dug it, gals dug a hole and jumped in.

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You slay me!

There were a couple others like Frampton Comes Alive and Boston, Boston but it seemed for a couple summers there Infinity was always blasting at unholy levels all the time out car windows as well as house windows, on the ghetto blasters, on the beach, everywhere. Guys dug it because the chicks dug it. Neal Schon, highly underrated and Ansley Dunbar on Drums, was another reason guys dug it. If you really listen to it the axe work is amazing, its just mixed in with the layers.

 

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Hands down, the album everyone in my high school had was The Moody Blues, Days of Future Past, and as Hi-FiGuy asked, was the one album that had all the right songs to cover all bases, to get you [AND YOUR GIRLFRIEND] through the night.

 

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• Aug 22, 2015

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There were several...and still hold today.

* I won't enumerate the French albums of my time, like from George Moustaki, Charles Aznavour, Gilbert Becaud, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Gilles Vigneault, Harmonium, etc., as most of you guys aren't too familiar with.

But those ones yes (among many others):

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GaryProtein said:

Hands down, the album everyone in my high school had was The Moody Blues, Days of Future Past, and as Hi-FiGuy asked, was the one album that had all the right songs to cover all bases, to get you [AND YOUR GIRLFRIEND] through the night.

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+1 First made out to it in college with my future wife. Must have worked. We just celebrated our 42nd Anniversary.

 

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Congratulations on your anniversary.

The only way I could be married for 42 years or like my parents who made 60 is to different people!


Tea For The Tillerman, Harvest and Tumbleweed Connection were also biggies.

 

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• Aug 22, 2015

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Great stuff mentioned above, but I have to say

Odyssey and Oracle - The Zombies

 

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• Aug 22, 2015

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I don't know which of her albums this one was on but the night was never over until you played this song...especially the extended Disco version below

 

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• Aug 23, 2015

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I have fond memories of Marvin Gaye - What's Going On.

 

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well being[old school]I can remember back in the day and all of us jamming to the marvelettes[pink album]or the great album[temptin temptations]later the chi-lites were knockin everybody out with[a lonely man].