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Growing up, these were the vinyls of my dad's I got excited about. I had my Zepp and Pearl Jam tapes but this wasn't what I'd be buying at J&R or Sam Goody, so it was a treat.
Sidenote: we went to Wayne's World in theaters on a Cub Scouts trip (different era...) for some reason. We came home and I remember not even completely on the door raving about this awesome song from the beginning of the movie. Somehow he knows wtf I'm on about, and beckons me to the record player in the den, puts on Night at the Opera and blows my mind. First time actually listening to records with the old man, not just having them on and me also existing.