The first album I ever bought as a young, impressionable lad. From there, there was no going back. VH then, now, and always. The impact it had on my life can never be overstated. It’s seen me through the best of times, the worst, and everything in between. 🤘🤘
Rock on, y’all! 🤘😎🤘
For some reason my most vivid Van Halen memory is standing in a hotel parking lot, in an over-spill from a party that got out of hand. Someone was playing Ice Cream Man from their car. The tune was so fun and surprising that I tuned out of what normally would have been a compelling scene around me. Not this album, but I just listened to it, sparked by your post, and it’s still so so great. 🙂
That’s awesome! Music has such a powerful way of shaping our lives and experiences. VH truly knows how to resonate through all the highs and lows.
I think you’re right about that, Kevin! My first two were Revolver and Motown.
Solid choice! Van Halen is one of my favorites too. Even though I’m only 30, I think my first album was The Dark Side of the Moon.
I’m the same with Definitely Maybe by Oasis. Isn’t it magical that you can relate to the songs so much and they have such a meaning to you.
The Beginning At Last 
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