Song that got you into music

And for the memories!

I love this version! I love the Joy Division version as well...Somthing about Ian's voice..But here's the New Order version!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-url7FON-Fk

This is the Ian Curtis version right before he died...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaiOgToofBo&feature=related

Heres another one for the J-D fans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVc29bYIvCM

 

Billie's Bounce- Charlie Parker

 

Led Zeppelin - Black dog

 

Nice!!!

 

Pretty much anything by New Order will get my blood coursing, my heart pounding, and lift my spirits until I feel I can run up Everest. I listen to it when I run, when I drive, when I am working, studying, relaxing, wanting to get energized, etc.

New Order is awesome.

 

Not sure if it was Boston's More Than A Feeling or KISS - Beth?????

 

Please, don't take offense, but are you serious?

Literally, I've always thought ABBA was under exclusive contract to Muzak or similar entity...never thought they were a real band.

 

Purple Haze by Jimi Henedrix I was 10 years old and it blew away my Burl Ives records

 

New Order is a one of the best bands I have ever seen live. I think I saw them about 8 times. I have one of their synths a Crumar DS 2 in my studio that I bought from the base player.

 

I am a big Abba fan as well. I used to have a lifesize 6ft carboard display promo in my bedroom. My mom put it in the basement when I went to college and it got destroyed. I wished I still had it for me studio.

 

Hungry Freaks Daddy - Mothers of Invention (Zappa)
Dear Mr Fanatasy - Traffic
Hendrix - Are you Experienced
Court of the Crisom King....

So many to list

 

add:

Tomorrow Never Knows, The Beatles Revolver.

In the 70's when 801 Live (Manzanarra) came out I thought
this version was pretty good but went back to the Beatles version and
found it still blows me away

 

This thread could also be titled 'What type of music did you latch on to as your favorite'. From about age ten, I really liked Jobim's latin samba jazz. Before he passed away, I got a chance to see him live and it was a wonderful experience watching the 'Brazilian Master'. Brilliant artist. With jazz as a favorite, I like just about everything except for opera, chamber and slow cowboy songs. Depending on my mood, I'll go from Metallica to Bela Fleck's banjo to Etta James belt'en the blues. You Tube can provide hours of great listening for whatever music mood you are in.

 

The Monkees. I loved Mikes' Gretsch.

 

You really got me - Van Halen

 

Did Charles Manson try out for that band?

 

That I am not sure of, but Manson did write a song for the Beach Boy's on 20/20 Split Vision...he was friends with Dennis!

 

I have no idea.