I was on all three at once. It was quite the high. Especially during ''Might As Well Get Juiced'...

Holy hell GW....I bet you rushed home after that and told your family the hole works!!

ROCKMAN

I sure did! I brought the dude with me as well... He got the beating of his life from my father!

Out of control....what an intro to The Stones!! But why did ya dad beat the dude? Did the dude skip foreplay or something?

ROCKMAN

My Dad thought I was virginal. He walked in during ''Saint of Me'' and discovered otherwise I guess.

And the dude did skip foreplay which was why I didn't try to intervene during the beating!

Tell me

ENGLAND'S NEWEST HITMAKERS IN 1964 - I was 11 years old - a few years later had to buy second copies of their first 5 lp's since I wore my originals out. Still have all the old vinyl!

Not Fade Away on the decca label back in the 60s great stuff

toll---to see---that here are Stones-Fans---between 14--- and 65

1980-emotional rescue

Got live if you want it -- bought it in late 1966. I was 12.

I thought mick sounded so f...g evil when he sang "and now I get my fortune told for free." I was hooked.

Having never been to a concert, I was also impressed by how well they faded out on that tune live.

Now i'm older and, unfortunately maybe, know better...............

martingo

My brother had Hot Rocks and Exile. He turned me onto Hot Rocks (I wasn't quite ready for Exile!). I went out and got Made in the Shade. Been collecting ever since!

Mixed Emotions single

Made In The Shade - I was 13 years old at the time of it's release.

Born in '63, I was brought up with Stones being played all the time by my older brother and aunt, whether hearing them on the radio or on our cheap little old record player

But it wasn't until I was a young teenager that I invested in them with my own time and money. I spent hours, days, and weeks listening to this vinyl compilation. I still own it...scratches, snaps, pops, crackles, squeaks, and all. It's priceless to me.

Black and Blue on 8-track, 1976. It's still my favorite (the music not the 8-track).

"Tell me" single. The first of Jagger-Richards out in France , back in 1964. I was 10. Outdated, but .....I wanted to buy " Carol" which drove me into the Stonesland. The latter was thus my second buy.

mee too KeithRichards, in 94, that time I was 11

I was about the same age, mistress - I was 12!

Singles Collection, of the London Years, that was some years ago, went with my father, and I found that one... had only listened to the Stones on radio, but after that, I gave my heart to it..!

I absolutely hated the stones when I was a kid in the eighties then bought the first album in a jumble sales for a pound and slowly got it!

Get Stoned - Arcade Records, 1977 - a Tv advertised album covering the Decca/ABKCO era. As a Xmas present

First single I bought - Respectable, 1978

i first got into the stones in 1972...my 1st album, my mom got me was got live if you want it.. loved it.. then the rolling stones now...then let it bleed, beggars, get your ya yas out... funny thing was i got all the old stuff first and didn't even know brian jones was dead.. kind of grew up with them.. saw them on every tour starting in 1975...1st saw their movie in 1972..loved them!

The first records I bought were "Some Girls" and "Love You Live" in 1990. Up tp that oint I had X cassettes with Stones. In late 1991 I had all the official records plus 50 bots.

Tatoo You
I was eleven years old

;-) from FRANCE

blues boy

Forty Licks. I was nineteen. You got to start somewhere:-)

Correction to my past entry in this thread: The 1st was not Voodoo Lounge, but it was the Highwire CD-single.in that cardboard cover. Great song!

I bought Rewind 71-84 mainly out of curiosity in 1985. I was 16.
I was totally hooked.
Shortly after I bought the excellent Rolled Gold compilation ( what a pity It's not available on CD) and I became even more obsessed. I couldn't believe my peers were wasting their time listening to Madonna, Dire straits, U2 etc and all those other big 80's acts.
Like the essay says in the inner sleeve of the vinyl copy of Rolled Gold - 'If your'e looking for anything better in this field, don't bother, none has been recorded.'

Dad gave me Love you live in '87 when I was 14 but I'm pretty sure I bought the Decca release with JJF and some other songs on one side and live material on the other. I had all the studiosongs except for JJF. Rolled Gold was probably the next one. I craved for Black n Blue. A friend had IORR. Mid 70.s era and Brian Jones did it for me.

My parents got me Tattoo You first, then Undercover. And in 1983 I bought my first stones records; Some Girls and Emotional Rescue.

I was born in 1982 and the first album i bought at the time was Dirty Works in 1986.
Not bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm a fan of the Rolling stones since i was 4 years old!!!!!!!!!