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My first exposure to "Rock a Little" was in 1985 on FM radio. IIRC it was late summer, maybe early fall - either way, very warm outside. I was an avid music fan at that time - the classic big headphones, listening to FM, blasting music louder than I should have, listening to my favorite rock station from Indianapolis. From RAL, "I Can't Wait" and "No Spoken Word" blasted over FM.
When the album was finally released in November, I picked up both the LP and cassette. A few months later, I bought my first home cd deck and switched to cd. RAL was my first cd! Several years later, my first exposure to TOSOTM was picking up the cassingle of "Rooms on Fire" from my small town's only record store and blasting that in my car. What was your first exposure to |
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