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Music Appreciation

The Polack MSgt

(13,182 posts) Sat Mar 26, 2022, 10:43 PM Mar 2022

1978 jams. I heard that we all love the music from when we were 16 or so

More than anything that came later

All I know is that I loved these songs back then and still do now.

Hometown hero and AMERICAN LEGEND

Couldn't hide from AJA. We all heard this a million times, but I still love it

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1978 jams. I heard that we all love the music from when we were 16 or so (Original Post) The Polack MSgt Mar 2022 OP

WOO! Skittles Mar 2022 #1

I hope that's not true. This played endlessly the summer I was 16. rsdsharp Mar 2022 #2

Got married that year... good times... 😵‍💫😬😁 Baked Potato Mar 2022 #3

I had the music column for my high school newspaper. A quite good one. We were awarded the Columbia brewens Mar 2022 #4

Skittles

(153,113 posts)

1. WOO!

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Sat Mar 26, 2022, 10:49 PM

Mar 2022

I saw Judas Priest a few times and Exciter was my favorite song

rsdsharp

(9,137 posts)

2. I hope that's not true. This played endlessly the summer I was 16.

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Sat Mar 26, 2022, 10:56 PM

Mar 2022

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Baked Potato

(7,733 posts)

3. Got married that year... good times... 😵‍💫😬😁

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Sat Mar 26, 2022, 11:23 PM

Mar 2022

brewens

(13,539 posts)

4. I had the music column for my high school newspaper. A quite good one. We were awarded the Columbia

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Original post)

Sat Mar 26, 2022, 11:32 PM

Mar 2022

School of Broadcasting Scholastic Achievement award for the best high school newspaper in the country several years in a row and held the world record for the largest ever edition.

I was asked what the most important album of our high school years was, and I said Meatloaf-Bat Out Of Hell. I'm not saying it was the best, but I heard that in more cars and basements than any other album and it wasn't even close. I graduated in 1979.

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