What was the first music record, CD that you bought? by CosmicFugitive

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What was the first music record, CD that you bought?

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Monday, October 25, 2004 8:28 AM

I thought I'd start a music themed thread.

Do any Browncoats remember the first LP record, cassette or cd single (albums are also welcome) that they bought? Do they still like them today?

It would be great to see the diversity this creates.

The first vinyl single that I ever bought was "Rhythm is a dancer" by Snap!

(A 1992 dance track that caused controversy at the time with the lyrics: 'I'm serious as cancer when I say rhythm is a dancer.')

The track featured a few verses of rap with the above lyrics and it had one of the moodiest intros and base lines to a song I'd ever heard.

I think it still holds up pretty well today...

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Monday, October 25, 2004 9:04 AM

MALICIOUS

Hi!

I'm old so bear with me: The LPs (albums/vinyl/whatever you want to call them) of Nazareth "Hair of the Dog" and Queen "Night at the Opera" were my firsts. And yeah, I still listen to them. When I'm in my car (on cd obviously). Alone. Then I hide them under my Metallica and Linkin Park discs.

Mal-licious

Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell

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Monday, October 25, 2004 9:36 AM

SOUPCATCHER

The first cassette I purchased was a compilation of Glenn Miller Orchestra songs (way before my time - digressive story on how I got into them). The first LP that I purchased was the Stray Cats, "Built for Speed" (which was new at the time). I still like both groups but haven't listened to either of those albums in years. I had a decent vinyl collection of 50s and 60s motown/rock before I bought my first CD player, but I donated all those albums to my brother to supplement his 70s and 80s disco/funk/old school vinyl collection that he uses when he DJs.

There are three kinds of people: fighters, lovers, and screamers.

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Monday, October 25, 2004 9:50 AM

UNCHARTEDOUTLAW

The first CD I ever bought...way back in '94 was "Revenge of the Goldfish" by Inspiral Carpets. Still own it!

-Taylor

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"The secret is understanding time."
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Monday, October 25, 2004 9:56 AM

BIKISDAD

OK, I'm old, too. My first cassette tape was Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" and my first vinyl LP (I never bought singles) was The Beatles' "Yesterday... and Today". Unfortunately, I wasn't one of the lucky few who got the original collector's item cover.

I sort of outgrew Black Sabbath, but I still love the Beatles' album. It's kind of surprising though, when I'm watching college football, I notice many marching bands still play "Iron Man" from the "Paranoid" album.

Apathy on the Rise. No One Cares.

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Monday, October 25, 2004 10:13 AM

GOJIRO

Iron Man is one of my favorite songs, but only because my older brothers used it to scar me for life (long story). I can't even remember the first LP I bought, but it might have been KISS Rock n' Roll All Over. I think that was the title. Obviously, I don't still own it, nor do I still like KISS, except when I'm drunk and with my friend, who still bangs to heavy metal.

As an aside, for those who like Iron Man, do a search for Iron Man on iTunes sometime. It's shocking how many bands have covered that tune, and the variations. There's a loung version, an all-piano version, a mellow version by the Cardigans (think), a girlie-pop version by someone who sounds like all the girlie-pop singers on the radio these days, &c. Crazy.

gojiro

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Monday, October 25, 2004 11:13 AM

DANFAN

The first album I got, I went in together with my brother and we bought "Meet the Beatles" (back in the early to mid 60's). I think my brother may still have it if his kids resisted the urge to use it as a frisbee when they were growing up.

Prior to that, I had bought some 45's of the Beatles and the Dave Clark 5... but I don't remember which songs.

The first album I bought entirely on my own nickel was called something like "The Romantic Strings of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra," conducted by Eugene Ormandy (mid to late 60's). I was always a sucker for Borodin's "Nocturne" and Barber's "Adagio for Strings."

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Monday, October 25, 2004 11:45 AM

DEBBIEBUK1

First single (I was really young then, honest, still at primary school) "Flowers in the Rain", was it the Move? The guy who went on to form Wizzard anyway.
First album "Deep Purple in Rock" about 1972 I think. Have you seen how large Ian Gillan is these days? Him and me both I guess.

(Latest CD Mitch Benn with "Dr. Who Girl" on it, a bit 70s too)

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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:02 PM

MAUGWAI

First casette - Whitney Houston's "Greatest Love of All" (Hey, you shut up. I was 8.)

First CD - Pearl Jam's "Vs" (See? I got cooler.)

"Dear diary, today I was pompous and my sister was crazy."

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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:05 PM

DARKJESTER

The first vinyl I ever bought was 'Trilogy' by Emerson, Lake and Palmer - at a garage sale in 1976. The first vinyl I bought brand new was 'Blue For You' by Status Quo. I still have both!

MAL "You only gotta scare him."
JAYNE "Pain is scary..."

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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:12 PM

SPIKEANDJEZEBEL

Mine was Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on cassette, which is still a great album even if he is completely insane now.

I believe the second was Billy Joel's "An Innocent Man."

"I like smackin' 'em!" - Jayne Cobb

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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:38 PM

JUKO

Mine was the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego soundtrack.

Shut up, I was like seven or eight... :)

Does Blue Sun sponser the Blue Man Group?

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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:44 PM

CAPTAINHARBATKIN

Frank Zappa & the Mothers, Freak Out...1965? If you can remember the 60s, you didn't live through 'em...

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...they'll rape us to death, eat our flesh, and sew our skins into their
clothing - and if we're very, very lucky, they'll do it in that order.
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Monday, October 25, 2004 1:44 PM

DESANGRO

My first ever CD that I bought was the debut album by Third Eye Blind. I was in love with modern alternative rock... I was also in love with the lead singer, Stephen Jenkins!

I eventually sold the CD to a pawn shop (along with alot of my other modern alternative CDs), and got into 80's pop, heavy metal, electronica, dance, and house, Celtic, world and new age (like Enya), orchestral, Gregorian chant, and film soundtracks. I still listen to modern rock but most of it nowadays is not that good. I listen to hip-hop and R&B quite a bit since it is all the rage on the Top 40 stations, but likewise, most of it ain't that good.

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Monday, October 25, 2004 2:49 PM

PUMAMANREDUX

my first CD was the Soundtrack to Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home ... it was probably in '90 or '91

>> Mike

'Trust me - I know what I'm doing!' - Sledge Hammer

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Monday, October 25, 2004 3:40 PM

BIKISDAD

Quote:
Originally posted by debbiebuk1:
First album "Deep Purple in Rock" about 1972 I think. Have you seen how large Ian Gillan is these days? Him and me both I guess.

I loved that album, too! It wasn't the first one I ever bought, but it was the first one I ever wore out by playing it too much. I used to play guitar and I worshipped Ritchie Blackmore. I still get shivers up my spine from listening to "Child in Time".

Apathy on the Rise. No One Cares.

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Monday, October 25, 2004 3:47 PM

EBONEZER

Lets see, first CD (actually got two) - my dad came home one day with two CDs for me, one was the soundtrack to that terrible live action Flintstones movie (the first one) and the other was the Pocahantas sound track (I actually saw Pocahantas the other day and was surpirised to realized that I knew all the words)

First CD that i actually picked out...that would be LeAnn Rymes Blue.

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Monday, October 25, 2004 5:52 PM

ANOTHERFIREFLYFAN

The first CD I ever bought was Oingo Boingo Good for your Soul.

And yes, I still absolutely love it, as Boingo remains my favorite band of all time. Elfman is a genius. :) (By this time I have all the albums, the Farewell DVD, and Cds of rarities too)

~AFf

Keep flying

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 2:43 AM

IAMJACKSUSERNAME

Well, I'm all right. - Mal

Can't remember the first LP or cassette (Roxette?) I bought, but I still have my first CD: Aerosmith's Get a grip (with the grippy udder). The 2nd CD I bought is still my favorite tho: Soundgarden's Superunknown.

danfan, fellow fan of Barber's "Adagio for strings" here.

Last CD bought: Akroasis by Vassilis Tsabropoulos.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 3:49 AM

TOTALLYFRYED

First album I ever bought was "Night Moves" by Bob Seger; I was 12 when it came out. "Come to Poppa" is still one of my all-time favorite songs. I have no idea what my first cassette was, but since it was in the early-to-mid-80's, I'm certain it was either REM or Oingo Boingo...

First CD was "In Step" by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - an amazing grace note to the too-short life of a true guitar god.

"C'mon, Kaylee. We all know I'm the funny one."

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 3:55 AM

BROWNCOAT1

May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one.

First ever album or CD? Well, it was long before CD technology existed. I still have the album, which is KISS Alive II from 1977. Got it around Christmas of '77. I was all of 8 yrs old and thought KISS was the coolest band ever.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 4:23 AM

LERXST

First LP: Boston - Don't Look Back

First CD: Dire Straits - Making Movies

One day when my daughters were 3 or 4 they were going through one of the closets and found my old LP's. I pulled one out of its sleeve to show them and one said "Ooo, a big CD!"

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"Did he just go crazy and fall asleep?"

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 4:41 AM

ATILLA

The first record I ever bought was a Cleveland Symphony recording of Beethoven's 3rd Symphony with Leonard Much conducting. It was a special record that supported the new "stereo" format while still being playable on existing mono machines.

I came to rock and roll late in life

. I recently came across a bin at "Good Will" that had all the old Hendrix recordings in really good shape. My HiFi still has a turntable input!

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 5:08 AM

CHANNAIN

i DO aim to misbehave

I think it must have been Neil Diamond Live

Yes, I'm serious. One sister brain washed me to Star Trek, the other to Neil Diamond.

Feeling much better, now. A little Evanescence or Mozart therapy depending on the mood and the daily mind-altering drug (caffeine) have set me straight.

Fans come and fans go...but zealots are with you until the bitter black end.
I draw...therefore I am.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 6:35 AM

JAKE7

Hmm.

The first 45 I ever bought (I was 12, I think) was You by Rita Coolidge. I still have it, though I haven't listened to it in years. Still like the song though. Might have to see if that one is out there on CD or music download somewhere...

I can't recall the first album or tape I ever bought - which is weird - because I usually remember such odd stuff.

The first CD I bought was Alan Parsons Project greatest hits (forget the actual name of the CD) so I could hear Lucifer really clear (as opposed to hissy or scratched up from tape or record)

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MAL: Everybody's makin' a fuss.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 7:09 AM

HJERMSTED

"Rock and Roll Over" by Kiss was the first lp that I picked out myself. I think I had purchased with my allowance 45s of the songs "Convoy" and "Snoopy vs. the Red Baron" before that.

Prior to these were records my parents picked out for me ("Free to Be You and Me", "Puff the Magic Dragon", etc.)

I don't have any Kiss records anymore. That is an easy band to grow out of, thank god. After Kiss I went through a prolonged Beatles phase. I still have all of those lps.

All of the above took place before I was 13 years old.

mattro

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 7:44 AM

NEDWARD

First single: "Caravan of Love" (Housemartins cover)
First tape: "Communiqué" (Dire Straits)
First CD: "The Great Escape" (Blur)

Why yes, I'm a Brit.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 7:52 AM

EST120

oh man am i going to get laughed at.

first cassette: carmen

first CD: beauty and the beast soundtrack.

let the laughing begin. i still have both and i still like them both, but i know that is bound to elicit more than a couple snickers.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:13 AM

DIETCOKE

I think I was 11. It was a 45. Crimson and Clover.

Haven't thought about that in a long time. Thanks for the thread.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:28 AM

COSMICFUGITIVE

Thanks for all your input guys. This has been fun so far!

It doesn't matter about being embarrassed. There are always albums and singles that we first buy (or are already part of our collection) that we wish we hadn't bought. There are a few I can think of..

What matters is that we bothered to take an interest in music in the first place. It doesn't matter if it's a cheesy pop act or soundtrack from a movie or tv show. It's a strong influence in our day to day lives and things would probably be totally different for us if we never listened to anything at all.

Keep on flying!

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:35 AM

JAHZARA

Oh, wow. What a fun thread.

The first CD I remember getting was "My Reflection" by Christina Aguliera. Still got it. I can't take most of the songs anymore, though. I STILL jam to "Reflection", though. That's a pretty song. Made me want to be a singer. Sadly, nature said otherwise.

First cassette was "Crazy Sexy Cool" by TLC. I was too poor and too young to get that CD.

I'm standing up proud behind my collection. I bought the CD for Aladdin last year and the clerk questioned me about who it was for. I proudly replied me.

I love my Disney movies.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 8:36 AM

SLOWHAND

I bought "Brothers in Arms" by Dire Straits. Then I bought it again on cassette. Then I bought it again on cd. That cd got messed up and I bought it again. Currently it is old and scratched, and I'll probably buy it again.

I also have all of Mark Knopflers solo stuff, as well as Dire Straits. I love it!

From my screen name, you can probably tell I'm a big Eric Clapton fan. I've been playing guitar for around 12 years now, and I'm in two bands.

I listen to a lot of new stuff, but I still love my Dire Straits!!!

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 9:22 AM

CONNORFLYNN

My first album purchased was "Pyromania" by Def Leppard. My first CD was "Operation:Mindcrime" by Queensryche, followed shortly thereafter by the purchase of "Empire" by Queensryche.

EMPIRE
Music and Lyrics by Michael Wilton and Geoff Tate

Last night the word came down, ten dead in Chinatown.
Innocent, their only crime was being in the wrong place, at the wrong time
Too bad, people say what's wrong with the kids today
Tell you right now they've got nothing to lose

They're building EMPIRE!

Johnny used to work after school
at the cinema show.
Gotta hustle if he wants an education
he's got a long way to go.
Now he's out on the street all day
selling Crack to the people who pay.
Got an AK-47 for his best friend
business the American way.

Eastside meets Westside downtown.
No time, the walls fall down

Can't you feel it coming? EMPIRE! Can't you hear it calling?
Black man, trapped again. hold his chain in his hand.
Brother killing brother for the profit of another,
Game point, nobody wins. Decline, right on time.
What happened to the dream sublime?
Tear it all down, we'll put it up again. Another EMPIRE?

Eastside meets Westside downtown.
No time, no line, the walls fall down.

Can't you feel it coming? EMPIRE!
Can't you hear it coming EMPIRE!
Can't someone here stop it...??!!

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 12:57 PM

SLAYER730

First tape I bought: INXS
KICK

First cd: Pink Floyd
THE DIVISION BELL
(And, consequently, EVERY OTHER Pink Floyd cd!!!)

***Never judge a book by its movie***

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004 3:38 PM

MALICIOUS

Dude,

Empire and Operation:Mind crime are two of the best albums on this or any other planet! Geoff Tate and Chris DeGarmo rule. "Anybody Listening" is my favorite song.

(smiling without a mask)

Mal-licious

Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 5:08 AM

KAYWINNITLEE

the first tape i remember buying was ani difranco's "little plastic castle." until then i just stole and/or copied my sister's music.

"dong ma?"

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 5:41 AM

SHINYHAPPYKLIN

{{{SOB!}}} oh, man, you guys are making me cry...this thread is making me feel SO old, especially after passing yet another birthday this week...

Ok, I really don't remember exactly what single I bought first, as my mother and aunts usually bought them for me, but I did have "Snoopy & the Red Baron" and "Convoy" in my collection too (as well as "Baby Elephant Walk" and "Telstar - The Lonely Bull")...I think the first album I bought for myself was Paul McCartney's "Ram" (because it had "Uncle Albert" on it). I think I was in Junior High then, somewhere about 1974ish...wow, where did the time go...

OH! Here's a trivia question for you all...The band that recorded "Convoy" (and some other really nice songs, believe it or not!) was called "C.W. McCall"....some of the members of that band have continued through to today as a new band that has been performing under their current name since the late 70's, but they're known for an entirely different type of music now....anyone want to guess what "C.W. McCall" evolved to???

"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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Thursday, October 28, 2004 6:20 AM

LUCCIOLA

The first single I owned was a gift from my father: T for Texas by Grandpa Jones. The first LP, also a gift from dad, was the Singing Nun album.

First LP I bought was Meet the Beatles when it first came out.

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 10:38 AM

MALICIOUS

Just tell! I hate guessing!

Mal-licious

Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 12:35 PM

SPACECOWGIRL

The first song I bought was a 45 record (that's a round vinyl thing with grooves!) and the song was 'Brandy you're a Fine Girl' by Looking Glass.

I got rid of all my records a while back except for some imported Beatles albums.

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 12:35 PM

SPACECOWGIRL

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 2:37 PM

SHINYHAPPYKLIN

Quote:
Originally posted by Malicious:
Just tell! I hate guessing!

Mal-licious

Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell

Oh come on...I'm not giving in just yet!Somebody out there might know!

Ok, a hint: They've done themed music about the sea, about animals, nature, and about the number 7.

"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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Thursday, October 28, 2004 4:25 PM

POTEMKINVILLAGER

CW McCall = Manheim Steamroller. New Age musack for whatever the tab is for them's born 'tween the boomers and Gen X crowds.

PV

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Thursday, October 28, 2004 8:23 PM

NEEDLESEYE

First 45... Blondie - Call me
First LP... Blondie - Parallel Lines, only because Eat to the Beat was sold out. :P
First CD... well its' taken me 15 minutes and I still can't remember.
Guess 'cause I didn't have to buy it with my allowance. :D
Uh, it could have been Mazzy Star- So tonight that I might see, or Cocteau Twins- Four Calendar Cafe.

I listened to vinyl long after the birth of CDs .
I liked my turntable it's this neat linear tracking thing. I had to fix it about a year ago, after not using it for a while, still works and sounds great! What can I say, I'm weird about my turntable?! :}
Sorry about the rambling.

Keeper of Jayne's goggles. 8)

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Friday, October 29, 2004 12:51 AM

NUISANCE

The first tape I bought was Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. When Rolling Stone magazine listed the top however many albums of all time, Sgt. Pepper was number one. I'm a little sad that my choice is so mainstream. I'm never going to be cool.

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Friday, October 29, 2004 3:21 AM

SHINYHAPPYKLIN

Quote:
Originally posted by PotemkinVillager:
CW McCall = Manheim Steamroller. New Age musack for whatever the tab is for them's born 'tween the boomers and Gen X crowds.

PV

DING DING DING DING!!!!! Thaaaaaaat's Right!!!
I remember how floored I was when I went to a MS Christmas concert and Chip Davis told that story....It was a definite OMG moment, until I thought back to some of the other songs on the Convoy album, and how "orchestral" they were, then it kind of made sense.

Yeah, I admit it, I have a weak spot for MS, especially some of their earlier themed stuff ("Songs of the Sea" is still my fav) and the first couple of Christmas albums. After that it all started to sound alike.

"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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Friday, October 29, 2004 5:43 AM

STILLSHINY

Let's see.
First record Michael W Smith - Project
First tape - Petra - Beat the System
First Cd - U2 - War
First VHS - MST3K the Movie
First DVD - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
First DVD set - Firefly (what else!)
First Concert - Petra & Degarmo & Key
First Real concert - U2 Elevation Tour - Phoenix

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Friday, October 29, 2004 10:54 AM

POTEMKINVILLAGER

Quote:
Originally posted by shinyhappyklin:
{{{SOB!}}} oh, man, you guys are making me cry...this thread is making me feel SO old, especially after passing yet another birthday this week...

Yeah, I was a touch concerned my ownself about lurking through this site, until I came upon a couple of "how old are you" threads. Quite a range.

Which gives me the confidence to allow that the very first album I ever bought was Hocus Pocus, by Focus. Got sucked in by the yodelling, I guess.

Firefly was the first (and only) television series dvd set. A lot going on in that show, I can see why Fox got scared.

PV

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Friday, October 29, 2004 12:10 PM

MANIACNUMBERONE

First tape I bought was Beatles 1967-1970 collection.

I still have it in a milk crate. Don't listen to tapes much any more. Still like the Beatles though.

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Friday, October 29, 2004 12:57 PM

TMURRIE

I bought these all together, and cd form, "Queens greastest hits", "The Jimi Hendrix Experience","Led Zeppelin 2". And I'm not an old guy, I'm 15 and love classic rock.

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Friday, October 29, 2004 1:19 PM

MJU

Yes i remember my first LP it was Hotel California by the Eagle's.

My first CD was Boston's Third Stage. I got it as a birthday present for my best friend.

And YES i still listen to both

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