Soundtrack to your teenage years...

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    Leisure is an absolute fantastic album. Listened to it quite a bit, though it was Modern Life is Rubbish that really got me into Blur.
     
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    Also did 2 classic ballad types .. Everyday and Far far away
     
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    To this day, this is the best mix album produced. CD 1 is just immense
     
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    Here’s mine still play it now

     
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    Still gets voted as the best compilation ever made.

    I pinch myself every day that I've been lucky enough to have DJd with them both on multiple occasions (Taken over from both Sasha and John) and I speak to them both every now and again on the phone.

    If I take myself back to the early 90s I never left my house without those tapes in my pocket. Massive heroes of mine. I've never told them that like, I'm far too cool to do it :)
     
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    Renaissance completely blew my mind back then, and still does now. It wasn't just way ahead of its time, as others still haven't caught up, it was on a completely different level. The audacity to do three mixes of the same track right at the start set the tone perfectly. It demanded attention, no flicking through, no passive listening, just behold this masterpiece and go on the journey. Plus the artwork was awesome. I know I've got it on CD and mostly vinyl l but still love the tapes best even though I'm not sure i can even play them anymore!
     
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    ....................and I play golf.
     
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    Jeez, you ARE me! :)
     
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    November 1974 to November 1981

    Queen - A Night At The Opera
    Bowie - Station To Station
    Be Bop Deluxe - Sunburst Finish
    Steely Dan - The Royal Scam
    Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
    Judas Priest - Sad Wings Of Destiny
    Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy
    Yes - Going For The One
    John Miles - Rebel
    Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
    Eagles - Hotel California
    AC/DC - Highway To Hell
    Rush - A Farewell To Kings
    Steve Hillage - Live Herald
    Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus
    Siouxsie and the Banshees - The Scream
    Tubeway Army - Replicas
    OMD - OMD
    Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure
    Bill Nelson - Quit Dreaming And Get On The Beam.
    Killing Joke - Killing Joke
    The Cure - Seventeen Seconds
    Echo & the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here
    Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

    plus Neil Young - Harvest, which was released before my teens, but nevertheless spent many hours on my turntable - and still does.
     
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    For me, the thread title would be more apt if it was 'soundtrack since your teenage years', as my musical taste hasn't really altered since I was about 14.

    It has been influenced heavily by the soundtrack to the American Pie films and Tony Hawk video games.
     
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    Tony Hawk games had some great tunes, this was a personal favourite, I think it was on THPS2...

     
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    Bands I like include: Rancid, Dropkick Murphy's, Dead Kennedys, Less than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Sublime, Teenage Bottlerocket, Flogging Molly, Misfits, the Offspring, Blink 182, the Explosion. The connection? They've all had songs on either Tony Hawk or Dave Mirra video games.

    I wouldn't have even heard of more than half of those bands if it wasn't for those games.
     
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    Exactly that, video games opened my ears up to some amazing stuff back in the 90s and 00s.
     
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    That's how it has been for me really. I do like some newer bands at 40 but I still mostly listen to the bands I did in my teenage years and still like the same genres as I did then. Saying that, I have always had quite a mixed taste in terms of instrumental hip hop, rock/ grunge, hip hop, metal, dance and American indie music.
     
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