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From: Wadsworth, Ohio
It was 1986 and I just got my license. First thing I did was go out and buy Turbo Lover by Judas Priest. My buddies and I cruised around every weekend jammin' to that cassette in my 1978 Dodge Aspen.
Good times
Good times
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From: The Star-Club, Hamburg
Let's see... Def Leppard and Van Halen were big when I was in high school. Seems like everybody had "High N' Dry" and "Pyromania" cassettes. I was listening to stuff by Hank Williams, Jr., Alabama, and Johnny Cash, though.
As for movies... Friday the 13th here, too. I saw the few 3 or so of them, then kind of gave up movies. There was a drive-in in the county then, and when it closed down, in the mid 80's, I pretty much quit seeing movies.
Of course, by then, I was over the legal drinking age and... well, I've probably said too much now.
As for movies... Friday the 13th here, too. I saw the few 3 or so of them, then kind of gave up movies. There was a drive-in in the county then, and when it closed down, in the mid 80's, I pretty much quit seeing movies.
Of course, by then, I was over the legal drinking age and... well, I've probably said too much now.
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Movies dont really make me think back, except when I see the year it was made and didnt realize that it was that old.
Music makes me think about lots of different time in my life . So many different tunes, so many different memories.
Music makes me think about lots of different time in my life . So many different tunes, so many different memories.
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