First rock song you listened to
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MichaelAngelo
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Quiet Riot - Cum On Feel The Noize
when i heard it, i was like wth, why ppl like thise kind of stuff?! At that time i was into britney spears and tarzan and jane by toybox. hehe...
when i heard it, i was like wth, why ppl like thise kind of stuff?! At that time i was into britney spears and tarzan and jane by toybox. hehe...
Obituary - Slowly We Rot album....I was about 6 or 7 yrs old back then...my bro would lock me up in his room and turn on full blast...During that time, it was considered "Scary" for me la...hahaha...The cassette cover and the voice....
But now, it became one of my favourite Death Metal Bands....
But now, it became one of my favourite Death Metal Bands....
SherT
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Metallica - Enter Sandman
Embarassing as it is, I'll admit it.
Back then I was this Primary 3 kid who knew jack shit about music in general, and my cousin was this major metalhead.
I still remember the day he came to school to pick me up 'cuz my parents were busy with an appointment somewhere else. By that time, even as a little kid, I was somehow already aware of Metallica's bandname (god knows how). He was flipping through the tracks on his car stereo, and scaring me shitless with the growling vocals, when suddenly, BOOM, Enter Sandman. I quite literally, if not for my childish innocence, would have gone "HOLY F*** THIS IS F***ING AWESOME."
That was my first ever taste of anything remotely close to "rock".
I received a copy of the Black Album, and a small CD rack from him for my birthday that very year (my mom almost skinned him alive for doing so, but he somehow convinced her to let me keep it). To this day, I still have that CD on my rack. I subsequently got hold of a copy of "Master Of Puppets", and I was hooked for life.
Now, over seven years from that day, three CD rack upgrades, and exposure to thousands of songs later, my musical tastes have expanded far beyond the two albums which kick-started my journey.
That cousin of mine has since given up on metal and is now a Jazz and wine bar fanatic. :lol:
Embarassing as it is, I'll admit it.
Back then I was this Primary 3 kid who knew jack shit about music in general, and my cousin was this major metalhead.
I still remember the day he came to school to pick me up 'cuz my parents were busy with an appointment somewhere else. By that time, even as a little kid, I was somehow already aware of Metallica's bandname (god knows how). He was flipping through the tracks on his car stereo, and scaring me shitless with the growling vocals, when suddenly, BOOM, Enter Sandman. I quite literally, if not for my childish innocence, would have gone "HOLY F*** THIS IS F***ING AWESOME."
That was my first ever taste of anything remotely close to "rock".
I received a copy of the Black Album, and a small CD rack from him for my birthday that very year (my mom almost skinned him alive for doing so, but he somehow convinced her to let me keep it). To this day, I still have that CD on my rack. I subsequently got hold of a copy of "Master Of Puppets", and I was hooked for life.
Now, over seven years from that day, three CD rack upgrades, and exposure to thousands of songs later, my musical tastes have expanded far beyond the two albums which kick-started my journey.
That cousin of mine has since given up on metal and is now a Jazz and wine bar fanatic. :lol:
turbochicken
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led's rock and roll.
killer song.
killer song.
Creeping_Deth
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I think it would have to be Hotel California, altho thats quite a long time ago n it gets me quite fuzzy to think about it.
fenderrules
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i first listened to limp bizkit - rollin' when i was in primary 6.
and after that, i didnt like n'sync anymore lol :lol:
and after that, i didnt like n'sync anymore lol :lol:
lilrampage
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i think it was limp bizkit's break stuff. from their 'significant other' album.
SlIpKnOt_DuDe
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Fly By night-Rush
amazing solo and drumms
amazing solo and drumms
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