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First Album/CD You Ever Purchased?


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This is what I can remember...

One of the first 45s I remember buying was The Grand Funk Railroad The Loco-Motion/1974.

Around 1976 I started mowing lawns so I could afford to buy full albums.

First Album could have been Bachman Turner Overdrive BTO Best of (So Far).

Maybe the Doobie Brothers Best Of...

I do remember getting KISS Alive and Destroyer both for Christmas in 1976...

 

First 8-Track was Ace Frehley KISS solo album/1978...

 

First Cassette was David Bowie Lets Dance/1983.Times were a changing.:greyalien:At the same time my last vinyl purchase was Quiet Riot-Metal Health.That drought lasted 22 years...

 

First CD...Purchased together around the beginning of 1991:Slayer Decade of Aggression(live) and Queensryche Operation Mindcrime.

 

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CD... good heavens I think it was the Space Jam soundtrack in 1996. And don't any of you say anything because that album was huge and the Monstars Anthem is STILL awesome. Method Man, B-Real, Busta Rhymes... just unreal.

 

My first recorded music though was on casette. Had one of those long before I had a CD player as a kid. Didn't buy a lot of music but I would sit in my room and record tracks off the radio... yeah, there's something you'll never hear of a kid doing again.

 

But first purchased casette, I'm almost sure, was "Even Worse" by Weird Al. Loved him as a kid... still do.

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CD... good heavens I think it was the Space Jam soundtrack in 1996. And don't any of you say anything because that album was huge and the Monstars Anthem is STILL awesome.

 

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CD... good heavens I think it was the Space Jam soundtrack in 1996. And don't any of you say anything because that album was huge and the Monstars Anthem is STILL awesome. Method Man, B-Real, Busta Rhymes... just unreal.

 

My first recorded music though was on casette. Had one of those long before I had a CD player as a kid. Didn't buy a lot of music but I would sit in my room and record tracks off the radio... yeah, there's something you'll never hear of a kid doing again.But first purchased casette, I'm almost sure, was "Even Worse" by Weird Al. Loved him as a kid... still do.

 

I did the same thing.

 

Still have a taped recording of REO Speedwagon from a concert they did May 15th, 1981......same night Cleveland Indians pitcher Len Barker through his perfect game.

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CD... good heavens I think it was the Space Jam soundtrack in 1996. And don't any of you say anything because that album was huge and the Monstars Anthem is STILL awesome. Method Man, B-Real, Busta Rhymes... just unreal.

 

My first recorded music though was on casette. Had one of those long before I had a CD player as a kid. Didn't buy a lot of music but I would sit in my room and record tracks off the radio... yeah, there's something you'll never hear of a kid doing again.

 

But first purchased casette, I'm almost sure, was "Even Worse" by Weird Al. Loved him as a kid... still do.

 

First cassette album: Weird Al Yankovic - Even Worse

First CD album: Nirvana - Nevermind

First record album: Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

 

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First cassette album: Weird Al Yankovic - Even Worse

First CD album: Nirvana - Nevermind

First record album: Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

 

Wow. That's a lot of crossover. Nevermind wasn't my first CD, but it was definitely one of my first four or five.

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