I played the grooves out of this album when I was in 6th or 7th grade. Anyone else out there had this epic masterpiece of pop culture?

I was so enthralled with this song that at a pizza place, I put enough money in the jukebox to play this song like 8 times in a row. I have to think that some of the customers (and staff) gave me dirty looks, but I was oblivious to them. Those poor people.

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ExcelsiorUnltd@reddit

Froggy’s Lament was weird and I couldn’t stop listening

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mad_morrigan@reddit

GO FROGGY GO!!

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DonnyDiddledIvanka@reddit

Oh wow, I had this album but had completely forgotten about it for 40+ years until just now!!

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-HEF-@reddit

Nuts that this showed up in my feed. I was literally talking about this album on Tuesday evening with a friend. I haven't even thought of this record in decades. My vinyl copy is still at my dad's house.

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coci222@reddit

I also had this on 45 with the b-side "Froggy's Lament"

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Mobile_Aioli_6252@reddit

Buckner and Garcia

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Kestrel_Iolani@reddit

I remember it because my crush and her friends did a dance number to it for the school talent show. It left an impression.

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-Internet-Elder-@reddit

Have it on my shelf right now.

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PlantWide3166@reddit

They played that song so many times on the radio back then I have a visceral reaction to it to this day.

Bless that was my first taste of understanding why my Dad seemed to be continually annoyed all the time about everything and I was only eight at the time.

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format32@reddit

In my town where I grew up our arcade was right next to the record store. Of course I bought it. I also owned the pac man shirt that the arcade sold.

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Thirty_Helens_Agree@reddit

My brother had a copy. Either this or Say Say Say was the last 45 I held in my hands.

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RetroRobB89@reddit

The first vinyl album I ever owned.

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Braincloud@reddit

Yep, still have the record lol. Wish I still had my paperback “How to win at Pac Man” book or whatever it was called lmao. I got really good at it for a while 😄

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