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Can't decide between Santana's Abraxas and Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. Both bring back memories of a much calmer time in my life.
 
Iconic and ground breaking. Never seen its like before or since.



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War of the Worlds......indeed very cool.

Used to listen to it in the dark with my dad and my bro....on vinyl. Good memories. Still a brilliant score.....and Morgan Freeman was nowhere near as cool as Burton narrating!
 
First time I ever heard it was as a 10 year old, one dark and stormy night....the bit where he describes the Martians emerging even now sends a cold shiver down my spine...
 
Oberon305 said:
War of the Worlds......indeed very cool.

Used to listen to it in the dark with my dad and my bro....on vinyl. Good memories. Still a brilliant score.....and Morgan Freeman was nowhere near as cool as Burton narrating!
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Did we all used to change the words to "The chances - of a virgin - coming from bath - are a million to one, he said", or was it just me?

Brightened up the Uxbridge-Wales journey no end, as did my bright yellow Avenger!
 
Mightierthan said:
Did we all used to change the words to "The chances - of a virgin - coming from bath - are a million to one, he said", or was it just me?

Brightened up the Uxbridge-Wales journey no end, as did my bright yellow Avenger!
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I think it was just you. I was 5. :PDT_Xtremez_42:
 
Kryten said:
Good to know there's another fan out there...but lets not talk about the remixed version...
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There's loads of us Kryten!

Can't believe I didn't put this one alongside Iron Maiden!

Looking into getting tickets for the live show in December!:PDT_Xtremez_30:

HTB
 
Kryten said:
Good to know there's another fan out there...but lets not talk about the remixed version...
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Fantastic album and gets a good listening to every time I am onboard........

When I came home this time I went to get me hair cut and it was on the radio so I started humming and got asked if it was War of the World and I said yes, one of the best albums ever made, the woman said she didn't like it and went to turn it over....I said I LOVE IT...she kept it on....the customer is always right !!

Crack on.................:PDT_Xtremez_09:

P.S. Love Iron Maiden as well
 
Oberon305 said:
More than one fan Kryten!!!!!
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Another one here too. Apart from Burton, IMHO the greatest English accent ever! (From a Welshman ::D:)
Phil Lynnot and Julie Covington as the crazy preacher and his wife Beth. :PDT_Xtremez_14:

The whole thing is absolutely brilliant.

Another two of my all time Favourites....
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and....
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Learning to live.....


EDIT: Geat album covers..
UFO Force it
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and.....Scorpions Lovedrive
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Great covers for a teenage boy ::D:
 
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An absolute classic. My dad introduced me to Queen through GH1 and I slowly built up my collection of all their albums. (Until some cnut stole most of them)

I remember getting this one and listening for ages on headphones, especially "The Prophet's Song"

I haven't listened to it for ages as it's on vinyl and I'm all "digital" now. Might have to consider an iTunes purchase.
 
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