What was the first Albumn you ever owned????
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Secret Treaties by Blue Öyster Cult.
I still have it. and have bought two different editions of the cd.
I still have it. and have bought two different editions of the cd.
Saturday Night Fever - on vinyl
Wasn't an album, it was a 45, Chuck Berry "Johnny B. Goode" and "My Ding-a-ling".
Damn, there's no way I could remember that for sure. Maybe something by Yes.
I would be 45 and I do not currently have a version of "Ding a Ling". I may have to find one now.
Hmm, can't remember the years but it was a Beatles album for like the best hits from 1962 to 1972 or something like that......still have it somewhere.
First cassette I ever owned was The Cars, Shake It Up! (1981)
First cassette I ever personally bought was Bryan Adams, You Want It You Got It (1981)
First cassette I ever owned was The Cars, Shake It Up! (1981)
First cassette I ever personally bought was Bryan Adams, You Want It You Got It (1981)
The first album I ever bought with my own money was Huey Lewis and the News' "Sports."
Hmm...maybe Queen (The Game)
I think it was Led Zeppelin, Houses of the Holy
Back in Black, AC/DC was the first one I ever bought. (vinyl) it cost $7.99, $8.64 with tax. I don't know why I remember that.
The first one I ever owned was likley a sesame street
The first one I ever owned was likley a sesame street
1st- RHCP-mothers milkstosh said:
2nd- Beasties Licensed To Ill
HAHAHA!!! my parents have old home video of me & some friends rocking out to that, playing tennis rackets, with bandanas tied on our legs....I think it was "I want a new drug".I Are Baboon said:
I used to listen to all my parents stuff until i was old enough to buy my own cassettes.
The Ofspring Americana.
I own one every RHCP albums.
I own one every RHCP albums.
Because my dad had such an extensive collection of cool music on vinyl and 8-track, the first album I had to buy was Judas Priest's "British Steel". I played it on my huge ghetto-rocking JVC boombox that had a built-in linear tracking turntable. Ahhhhh...takes me back.
The 1st Cd I bought was Steve Earle, "Guitar Town".
You know....... this might have been my first as well. It was a tape, though - I've never owned vinyl much less a turntable.I Are Baboon said:
-S.S.-
I am still trying to figure out exactly what an "almumn" is.SkaredShtles said:
My first music album was Frank Zappa's Sheik Yerbouti.
My first record ever was Steve Martin's A Wild and Crazy Guy and featured the hit King Tut.
My first record ever was Steve Martin's A Wild and Crazy Guy and featured the hit King Tut.
ZZ Top Fandango......jdcamb
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Fathead said:
Great album! I had that on tape as well.-S.S.-
We Sold Our Soul For Rock and Roll.
Here's a story only "urban" fans can appreciate (also the very old):
I was in Tower Records in New York, when there was only 3 or 4 Tower Records in the entire country. I was standing on line to pay for a cassette tape of "The Invisible Touch" by Genesis, a horrendous album by even standards of the day. This song came over the store soundsystem, and I never heard anything like it before. I found a clerk and asked who was it. He told me it was "Eric B. And Rakim". It was a song called Follow The Leader, from the album of the same name.
I immediately put the The Invisible Touch back and got a copy of Follow The Leader. It wasn't the first album I bought, but it was the first rap album and probably the first thing I ever listened to which wasn't Top 40 or Classic Rock.
I was in Tower Records in New York, when there was only 3 or 4 Tower Records in the entire country. I was standing on line to pay for a cassette tape of "The Invisible Touch" by Genesis, a horrendous album by even standards of the day. This song came over the store soundsystem, and I never heard anything like it before. I found a clerk and asked who was it. He told me it was "Eric B. And Rakim". It was a song called Follow The Leader, from the album of the same name.
I immediately put the The Invisible Touch back and got a copy of Follow The Leader. It wasn't the first album I bought, but it was the first rap album and probably the first thing I ever listened to which wasn't Top 40 or Classic Rock.
Believe I was 11 years old, saved weeks of allowance to buy;
Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"
Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"