Just thought I would see what brought everyone down this path of destruction:
My 1st: Billy Squier - Don't Say No
...and yes it was actually an album
My 1st: Billy Squier - Don't Say No
...and yes it was actually an album
What was your 1st album?
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bRaTpRiNcEsS
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GASOLINEDREAM
Time to Play
KISS Alive! muthafucka!
And yes, I had "Don't Say No" on 8 - track!!! Great album. I guess about 3 years ago, when Billy went out opening for two other retro acts on one of those package tours, he played the entire Don't Say No record from start to finish. Good record.
And yes, I had "Don't Say No" on 8 - track!!! Great album. I guess about 3 years ago, when Billy went out opening for two other retro acts on one of those package tours, he played the entire Don't Say No record from start to finish. Good record.
It was with Styx & Bad Company and he put on a great show even though my wife thinks he was eyeing me up for a dance on his pink sheets.TD said:
CyThrax
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mrthrax
riffer madness
inxs-kick is the first one i can remember,what a great rock album,it def got me interested in heavier music!
BIGPHAT442
Old School
Bruce Kulick of KISS fame played with Billy on the album before "Don't Say No." I gotta chance to talk to Bruce in 1995, and I asked him about his experience with Billy. Needless to say, Billy had a lot of issues. Bruce didn't mention anything about him being gay, but seeing how Billy Squire was good pals with Freddie Mercury (Freddie sang on a Billy record in 1986 I believe) it is not a stretch...................Badatta2ud said:
DoctorX3
Buddha with drugs & anger
Heh. I actually liked early Billy Squier, and the band he was in before he did those solo albums. 
My first? Fantasia, the motion picture soundtrack. Oh, wait... you mean what was the first album that I bought for myself?
Joe Satriani - The Extremist. I'd just turned thirteen, and his playing mesmerized me. It was May of 1994, and I'll never forget walking out of the music store with that CD in my hands.
My first? Fantasia, the motion picture soundtrack. Oh, wait... you mean what was the first album that I bought for myself?
Joe Satriani - The Extremist. I'd just turned thirteen, and his playing mesmerized me. It was May of 1994, and I'll never forget walking out of the music store with that CD in my hands.
Billy's band was "the Pipers." They had a hit single in the late 70's, but I can't recall it's title off hand.
Metal Maiden
Cooking with Anthrax
my first record was Air Supply (I was really little then...) and I remember getting some album by Motley Crue(?) whatever the hell it was, it had 'Livewire' or something on it. That is the only song I really liked by them. I did also have some early Squier...and of course I remember all my Anthrax albums. (I've had to replace them over the years because they got worn out and I wanted CDs instead of tapes.)
USA for Africa, "we Are The World"
i remember saving my money in a sock and my parents ttaking me to k-mart to get it.
i remember saving my money in a sock and my parents ttaking me to k-mart to get it.
sick_sick_sicks
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First Album ever Kiss Alive when i was like 6 back in 1976.
I remember seeing that album in some department store with my mom, and thinking look how cool these guys are. My grandmother actually gave me the record for Christmas. Such fond memories of me rocking out to Strutter on Xmas morning
I remember seeing that album in some department store with my mom, and thinking look how cool these guys are. My grandmother actually gave me the record for Christmas. Such fond memories of me rocking out to Strutter on Xmas morning
Steve M
Surasshu Metaru
TD said:
Actually it was just Piper.
Yes, I was(and still kinda am) a huge Billy Squier fan. Awesome guitarist and one of the most distinctive voices in rock.
That's right! Was the "hit" i'm thinking of called "who's your boyfriend?" or something like that???????????????Badatta2ud said:
i was 14 and had to choose from KISS Alive or TED's CAT SCRATCH FEVER. I chose KISS. that was 1977.
