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In the discussion thread: Its 1979, what album are you trying to wear out? [View all]

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Wed May 9, 2012, 09:25 PM

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28. "Fear of Music" the Talking Heads

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30 replies	Author	Time	Post
Its 1979, what album are you trying to wear out? [View all]	BootinUp	May 2012	OP
Most of my 1979 records were used for impromptu skeet practice.	Joe Shlabotnik	May 2012	#1
hmmm	BootinUp	May 2012	#2
Ok... Old Van halen passed the test, and few cheap trick songs survived to mixed audio tapes.	Joe Shlabotnik	May 2012	#3
probably the Kinks	surrealAmerican	May 2012	#4
I kid you not! I wrote a school report back in '79 that said the Knack was the next great Supergroup	LynneSin	May 2012	#5
December 1979 it was this one	CBGLuthier	May 2012	#6
Pure Pop For Now People-Nick Lowe	mikeSchmuckabee	May 2012	#7
The latest David Bowie album, of course. nt	zanana1	May 2012	#8
My very first album	dr.strangelove	May 2012	#9
In 1979 I loved:	pink-o	May 2012	#10
I love your taste in music	dana_b	May 2012	#25
"The Wall" and Blondie's	hifiguy	May 2012	#11
"Hemispheres" (Rush)	lastlib	May 2012	#12
Pink Floyd - The Wall	TrogL	May 2012	#13
I was probably on my second copy of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" by then.	HopeHoops	May 2012	#14
For sure The Wall. The Last Waltz or maybe Excitable Boy.	davsand	May 2012	#15
The Wall. Low Budget. Dream Police.	Iggo	May 2012	#16
This one	geardaddy	May 2012	#17
The Cars, Candy-O	MadrasT	May 2012	#18
The Wall, Breakfast in America and The Knack.	ArnoldLayne	May 2012	#19
Oh I forgot London Calling and Candy O.	ArnoldLayne	May 2012	#20
I was heavily into KISS back then (hey, I was 10 in 79)	opiate69	May 2012	#21
"This ain't no party, this ain't no disco."	bluedigger	May 2012	#22
In '79 I was still working on Court & Spark	Bertha Venation	May 2012	#23
Arguably her best album.	Doc_Technical	May 2012	#27
Lots of good ones but "London Calling"	dana_b	May 2012	#24
Broken English-Marianne Faithfull	hobbit709	May 2012	#26
"Fear of Music" the Talking Heads	kwassa	May 2012	#28
Cheap Trick - At Budokan	bluesbassman	May 2012	#29
The B52s first album, including Rock Lobster and Planet Claire	kwassa	May 2012	#30

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