So - What song was playing when...

...you got your V-Card punched?

For me it was Rogue Male - Crazy Motorcycle, on a silver 12"x8" wannabee ghetto blaster where ya had to jam something into the cassette-player to make it work. Parents upstairs - weird conversation the next day at the top of the stairs - Pops is giving me my chores because I actually stayed at his house and then says, "and get the girl out of the closet".... There are plenty of other details that I will not expound upon, but Rogue Male is still one of my all-time favs! [and as an added bonus for your entertainment, the girl was a biker chick. A week later I heard she was doing her schoolbus driver, Ratchet. We broke up then. But I recently got back to chatting with her on facebook a couple of months ago. Turned out to be a pretty cool chick.]

"got your V-Card punched?" That's a new one.

Honestly I don't even remember what song was playing for me; if I had to guess I'd say it was probably something off the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" soundtrack cuz the girl I was seeing at the time was a major RHPS fangirl, we'd seen it together a bunch of times and she constantly had that tape playin' in her dorm room. Yeah, she was a freak. But a very educational freak, I must say. Wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more.

No music, just a lot of heavy breathing and uncomfortable silences.

The Doors, when I punched her V Card, when I got my second wind turned her and the cassette over to side B, God bless Wendy Asher, wherever she is.

Couldn't say for certain, but if I were to guess, it was probably something from Appetite for Destruction, Ride the Lightning or State of Euphoria. I was down the shore with my buddies and we pretty much played those non-stop.

I hooked up with the daughter of the bass player for The Flamin' Caucasians, a local bar-band.

http://flamincaucasians.com/index.html

Side One of Appetite For Destruction. At a party with Amy who was a friend of a friend. I honestly thought I might get to make-out and possibly get a phone number by the end of the night. Ended up much more thanks to her. Unfortunately my skills were such that she then banged a friend of mine early the next morning. And even knowing that, I still waited for her to call. Then another friend of mine felt so bad about this she gave me a sympathy lay the next weekend in the bushes off State Circle in downtown Annapolis. Waited for her call too, but at least she told everyone how great I was (she was clearly faking), so that did help my self esteem in the whole mess. Amy is mutual friends with people on facebook and let's just politely say she is no longer that wild child in the short denim dress. Frumpy with about 20 dogs. My girlfriend refuses to believe that she is the one who took my innocence.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Mother's Milk was on the first time I was in a committed relationship and it actually meant something.

Still love that "crazy motorcycle" tune

The chick's name was Jamie and I'd given her the new Cars album, Shake It Up for her birthday. She put on the album and began dancing for me, thus removing clothing. We'd fondled and groped one another for months. Never went all the way. For whatever reason, she kept the light green. In hindsight, one might of thought it was my birthday and not hers.

This was in the summer of 1979
we had a daughter together in 1981

I'm pretty sure it was Side Two of Dokken's Tooth And Nail album.

"That's MY personal, private business..."

I belong in the no-music section.

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

"That's MY personal, private business..."

totally agree

kmorg wrote:

I belong in the no-music section.

Same here. Although music did set the mood and it was Steely Dan.

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I belong in the no-music section.

Same here. Although music did set the mood and it was Steely Dan.

they had sex back then???

exact33 wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

"That's MY personal, private business..."

totally agree

LOL!!!!

You sure it wasn't this song?

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I belong in the no-music section.

Same here. Although music did set the mood and it was Steely Dan.

they had sex back then???

Nope. Your parents found you under a rock.

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

I belong in the no-music section.

Same here. Although music did set the mood and it was Steely Dan.

they had sex back then???

Nope. Your parents found you under a rock.

phew. that makes me feel better.

thejokeriv wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

"That's MY personal, private business..."

totally agree

LOL!!!!

You sure it wasn't this song?

i am positive. 10 years old is way too young.

Now that I think about it, that may be my turning point with The Dan.

I HATED them as a kid but for some reason in my older years I find myself playing Steely Dan quite a bit.

Either my musical tastes have broadened as I've gotten older or I have a deep-seeded psychological connection to the band. Either way, I like them a lot now.

This wasn't the song, but the length of this song reminds me of how long it lasted. I probably made the same sound as well.

yikes!!

Isn't She Lovely by Stevie Wonder. we had the radio on in my 72 Ford Pinto. it was an early February & the heater didn't work. we didn't even catch a chill though.

mc666 wrote:

Isn't She Lovely by Stevie Wonder. we had the radio on in my 72 Ford Pinto. it was an early February & the heater didn't work. we didn't even catch a chill though.

Nope, but several other medical diagnoses were involved after.....

kmorg wrote:

mc666 wrote:

Isn't She Lovely by Stevie Wonder. we had the radio on in my 72 Ford Pinto. it was an early February & the heater didn't work. we didn't even catch a chill though.

Nope, but several other medical diagnoses were involved after.....

that's between me & my proctologist.