50,000 before W:O:A 2009!

[808Metal]

Ohhh anyone seen the remake of 10,000BC?

No is it good?

 

[Ærnesto]

My older brother exposed me to Led Zeppelin, Grand funk, Traffic, James Gang, Steppenwolf and others. I was always moved by the heavier stuff. Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, then a few years later, Aerosmith, Ted Nugent etc.

MAN!!!
That's my childhood
my father used to listen E Pluribus Funk and On Time a lot... and I still listen to it today, and damn if it isn't the one of the best bass/drum work I've ever listened, DAMN GOOD!

James Gang - Rides Again

Traffic - Mr. Fantasy & John Barleycorn Must Die

I love heavy metal, but I can't stop listening to these oldies

 

[808Metal]

At school I was called Ozzy Osborne (my last name) and wondered who he was talking about so I went and bought an Album... you know the round black flat things you young ones can't seem to fit in the CD player

Hey great post, but soon they will be like, what's a CD? How do I get that into my ipod?

 

[Sevren]

No is it good?

I was hoping someone could tell me that

 

[Ærnesto]

At school I was called Ozzy Osborne (my last name) and wondered who he was talking about so I went and bought an Album... you know the round black flat things you young ones can't seem to fit in the CD player

in Brazil, Cds became a huge thing only in 94

 

[Sevren]

Hey great post, but soon they will be like, what's a CD? How do I get that into my ipod?

Too true

 

[808Metal]

MAN!!!
That's my childhood
my father used to listen E Pluribus Funk and On Time a lot... and I still listen to it today, and damn if it isn't the one of the best bass/drum work I've ever listened, DAMN GOOD!

James Gang - Rides Again

Traffic - Mr. Fantasy & John Barleycorn Must Die

I love heavy metal, but I can't stop listening to these oldies

Great post and you are very fortunate to have a father that listens to that stuff. My nephew who will attend Wacken with me was exposed to that stuff as well, his father my brother in law listens to that stuff. And I have exposed him ( my nephew) to some metal as well. How old are you if I may ask?

 

[808Metal]

Metal is my #1 fave music, but I listen to classic rock as well, I still love the stuff I grew up on.

 

[808Metal]

in Brazil, Cds became a huge thing only in 94

I still buy lots of CDs, and LPs when I can get them cheap. I will never give up on LPs and CDs, and doubt I will get into buying MP3s.

 

[agresionpower]

*lunch spam*

 

[808Metal]

in Brazil, Cds became a huge thing only in 94

Most CD shops here have been closing. That makes me sad. There used to be a lot of CD shops here.

 

[808Metal]

*lunch spam*

greetings AP

 

[Sevren]

*lunch spam*

Hey
About to go to bed. Should have gone ages ago.

 

[808Metal]

Hey
About to go to bed. Should have gone ages ago.

Take care dude!

 

[Ærnesto]

Great post and you are very fortunate to have a father that listens to that stuff. My nephew who will attend Wacken with me was exposed to that stuff as well, his father my brother in law listens to that stuff. And I have exposed him ( my nephew) to some metal as well. How old are you if I may ask?

24 year old, and still kickin'

here in Brazil, young people are buying LP's again, I always bought some LPs(1 or 2 per month), because, there's some progressive rock milestones that are very hard to find in cds...

your Nephew is very fortunate!

I remember when I was a kid and my father took me to a building called "Galeria do Rock"(Rock Gallery), it's a place that have lots of rock music stores, and he gave me a list to search with him some LPs