was the 7"- single "its all over now"-back in 1964

and yours??

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

Some Girls, after seeing them at the Louisiana Superdome in '78.

45....

I'm so hot for her but "SHE'S SO COLD"!

7" miss you , back in 1979. i was only 13.....
immediately after that, some girls and love you live

Rolled Gold when i first got into them in 1980

I WANNA BE YOUR MAN 1963

the single with 'The Last Time' on it...don't remember the B side...?

First got "Through The Past Darkly" for xmas 1970, when I was 10. Knew JJFlash & Honky Tonk from Top 40. Was intrigued by the cover, especially in contrast to the Beatles covers to Abbey Road and Hey Jude. I mean how could I not be impressed by the black smear on Keith's eyelid. Got Ya Yas next, then in '72 Sticky, Exile, & More Hot Rocks. First album bought upon release was Goats Head Soup.

The "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo"/"Dancing With Mr. D." single -- bought it in February 1974 when I was 8.

It was the Fall of 1972. I was starting 5th Grade. I bought a copy of Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out. Life hasn't been the same since-thank goodness.

Think I have a Déjà Vu Havo

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First singles Last time and Satisfaction I got as presents.


My first bought record: Bravo- The Rolling Stones. A nice 65 compilation.

My 1st stones record i bought was Tattoo you

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

Undercover followed by Still Life :-)

Hot Rocks

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Hot Rocks

Me too

the 45 - Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man
....I forgot what the flip side was

Come On/Í Want To Be Loved 1964

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Keep On Rolling

Hot Rocks and Sticky Fingers...

My mum bought this on in 76/77, this was my first real confrontation
with The Stones.

It blew me away since then.

This one was the first I bought myself in 78

Was hard to imagine at that time that these 2 LP's were from the same band.
Not knowing at that time what they did in between end 60-ties en 1978.

Mr.Fancyman

High Tide And Green Grass, and I still have it ... albeit that it's a bit battered and bruised. Must've bought it in '68 ???? (I think)

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

with my own money? Beggars, 1968

With the money given by my mother to buy myself a 1981 X-mas gift, I picked this record:



- Doxa

Jump Back, in 1994.

Beggars Banquet, 1982. I'd just read Tony Sanchez' Up And Down With The Rolling Stones and Sanchez had declared it the Stones' best album.



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The first I got was a Japanese compilation of the 1960s hits and REWIND.

The first I bought were "Some Girls", "Love You Live" and "It's Only Rock'n'Roll" back in 1989 after the wall came down and we went to West Berlin the first time.

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Jump Back, in 1994.

Also my first

This was my first record, on cassette, of the Stones;