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Albums of long ago:
Jul. 11th, 2002 05:22 pmI was talking about my old album collection (the vinyl kind--spin the black circle-if you will). I miss some of them very much.
I had what I think was the first version of Disneys' Chilling Thrilling Sounds of a Haunted House. it has scary sound effects on one side. The other side had this chick narrating stories over the sound effects the stories seemed very scary then but I'd have to hear them again to say if they hold up well.
Then there were various chipmunk albums. I had Chipmunk Punk which came out in the early 80's and was ol' Mr Seville belting out Blondie's Call Me and Benetar's Hit Me With Your Best Shot. I also had a 60's copy of Around the World with the Chipmunks. This one has the chipmunks and Dave touring the world and singing the Christmas sone, and some stuff about Gondolas. Good listenin'
I also miss: Alice Coopers Billion Dollar Babies, Sgt Pepper, More of the Monkees, Jethro Tulls Aqualung and Songs from the Wood, and Thick as a Brick (which I actually had on 8-track...it sucked in tha format), and CSN&Y's Deja Vu.
What album from your past do you no longer have and miss terribly? I bet there are some great stories surrounding these.
I had what I think was the first version of Disneys' Chilling Thrilling Sounds of a Haunted House. it has scary sound effects on one side. The other side had this chick narrating stories over the sound effects the stories seemed very scary then but I'd have to hear them again to say if they hold up well.
Then there were various chipmunk albums. I had Chipmunk Punk which came out in the early 80's and was ol' Mr Seville belting out Blondie's Call Me and Benetar's Hit Me With Your Best Shot. I also had a 60's copy of Around the World with the Chipmunks. This one has the chipmunks and Dave touring the world and singing the Christmas sone, and some stuff about Gondolas. Good listenin'
I also miss: Alice Coopers Billion Dollar Babies, Sgt Pepper, More of the Monkees, Jethro Tulls Aqualung and Songs from the Wood, and Thick as a Brick (which I actually had on 8-track...it sucked in tha format), and CSN&Y's Deja Vu.
What album from your past do you no longer have and miss terribly? I bet there are some great stories surrounding these.
