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Can you remember the first album you bought?

Started by voltron, January 14, 2010, 01:15:18 PM

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voltron

For me, I remember buying Kiss's Gene Simmons solo album. I'm pretty sure it was in the late '70s.I didn't like it too much, but I picked it up because I thought the cover looked cool. So guys, can you remember your first album purchase?
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Psycho Circus

It was either "Appetite For Destruction" on CD or Iron Maiden's "Killers" on LP.

Jim H

The only album I've ever bought for myself is the soundtrack to Radioactive Dreams.  First and only album I've gotten as a gift, however, was the soundtrack to Pulp Fiction.

retrorussell

The first album I BOUGHT I think was "Goofy Gold" back in 1979 or so.  It had a bunch of novelty songs on it like "Transfusion" and "Monster Mash", and it also came with a lame "Sounds Of Horror" LP with "scary" sounds of rattling chains, creaking doors, etc.

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Newt

American Woman by The Guess Who.  Bought it in 1970...I had just turned 12.
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The Burgomaster

Sadly, I believe the first albums I bought (both on the same day, by the way) were:

* THE RISE AND FALL OF THE GREAT SOCIETY (a comedy album by obscure comic Charlie Manna)
* An album that contained recordings of American astronauts talking.  I think it was called FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON or something like that.  I was a big astronaut fan when I was a kid.
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3mnkids

Yep. Hall & Oates~ voices(1980).. I was 10 and I used bday money. I still have the album.
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SPazzo

If you mean lp album it would be the Grease 2 soundtrack.  (Sad, I know.)  In terms of album in general (CD) it would be the Stray Cats Greatest Hits. :wink:

venomx

elvis presley ... no joke in 1977 I was 4 yrs old, I loved it! My grandmom got me into it LOL!

Nowdays I like hardcore black metal and hardcore gansta rap. go figure ...

HappyGilmore

I remember buying my first album, back around '93 or so, at the age of 9.  It was with birthday money, and it was the album Alapalooza, by "Weird Al" Yankovic.

I had gotten albums before, but never bought them, as they were all purchased by relatives for birthdays and Christmas.  That was the first one where I went out with money I was given and picked it up myself.  Still have it, too.
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Quote from: Newt on January 14, 2010, 04:02:29 PM
American Woman by The Guess Who.  Bought it in 1970...I had just turned 12.

NICE!  (i had just been born.....yikes)

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RCMerchant

3 albums at a yard sale in 1973. I was 11.
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This one: I still have it.  :teddyr:

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