Your first Record (This could be interesting)

[fallriveractive]

> > Has anyone noticed we are all in a straight line on these
>
> > posts??/
>
>
> Patti:
>
> The reason for that is people are repsonding to the first
> post. It wouldn't make sense to answer you...when I am
> answering him. You will notice I have answered the first
> poster as well as have answered you. Technically this is
> proper Message Board etiquette.
>>
CabRadio,
I thought it was because Chattys views were 'slanted'!!
Do I have a career in Stand Up comedy or what??!
Fallriveractive

 

[cabradio]

> CabRadio,
> I thought it was because Chattys views were 'slanted'!!
> Do I have a career in Stand Up comedy or what??!
> Fallriveractive
>

Too funny...good start!
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[isThisTheDJ]

first tape was the breakfast club soundtrack

first cd was GNR "Appetite"

 

[Frack]

> first tape was the breakfast club soundtrack
>
> first cd was GNR "Appetite"
>



I think my first album was impressionist David Frye's "Radio Free Nixon"
First CD was Mark Cutler and Raindog's "Lost Souls"

 

[Runrigger]

> What was your first record,8-track,cassette, whetever.What
> song did you have to have and was your first to own.
> Being born 1/71.My first record was a 45. George Harrison's
> "Crackerbox Palace".
> I had to have that song.

Never bought 45s when I was a kid. I actually bought a few in the 80s after I got fed up buying albums based on hearing one track & finding out the rest of them were dogs. The first one I bought was Rock & Roll Dreams Come Through by Jim Steinman. It was one of my first downloads too.

First album was Simon & Garfunkel's Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, & Thyme which I think I bought at the same time with Sounds Of Silence & Wednesday Morning 3AM by them. I still buy everything released by them to this day.

 

[missdj]

> > first tape was the breakfast club soundtrack
> >
> > first cd was GNR "Appetite"
> >
>
>
>
> I think my first album was impressionist David Frye's "Radio
> Free Nixon"
> First CD was Mark Cutler and Raindog's "Lost Souls"


First 45- it was either The Lord's Prayer by some nuns singing or Barracuda by Heart (big contrast)
First album- might have been Shaun Cassidy
(cant even remember 1st tape or cd)
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[TheViking]

> What was your first record,8-track,cassette, whetever.What
> song did you have to have and was your first to own.
> Being born 1/71.My first record was a 45. George Harrison's
> "Crackerbox Palace".
> I had to have that song.
>

First actual album I ever "got hooked on" that my folks bought: Moody Blues "Long Distance Voyager" when I was four or five.

First cassette bought: Billy Joel "Piano Man"

First CD bought: Yes "Yessongs"

First vinyl bought: (in a retro, hipster kinda way) Traffic "Shootout at the Fantasy Factory"