Good to see---that here are so many young Stones-Fans. BTW. I am 52

Voodoo Lounge, then Exile, Bridges & Sticky Fingers.
These are my all time favorites..
Sorry Let it bleed, Banquet or Aftermath....:-(

Big Hits - High Tide and Green Grass. I must have been 12 or 13 - GULP! Anyway, "Get off of my cloud" still sounds as vibrant and exciting to me today as it did then, a mere 36 or 37 years ago!! Says it all really I suppose

Some Girls, then first, then pretty much chronological to Love you Live.

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

Sorry for bringing this on top again, I was "KeithRichards" then and this thread started something very special for me. Besides, it is an interesting topic!

Sticky Fingers

Shine A Light

(just kidding... 12x5 probably)

Some Girls, just after seeing the Stones live for the first time in July '78.

Hey, this thread is going back a bit! Notice Rockman's sig doesn't have the classic Keith pic on this thread?





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It's All Over Now

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hickorywind
It's All Over Now

Same here

Satanic Majesties

Bravo - The Rolling Stones
A nice German compilation during their 65 tour.

It's been my first LP at all.

Made In The Shade when it was released...I was 13 yrs. old.

My older bro bought Sticky Fingers when it was released, I remember the album cover, but was too young to "get" the music.
Early Stones stuff was always around the house though - Satisfaction, etc., but things started to get darker and heavier for my young ears.
I was still into teeny bop stuff like the Jackson 5 at the time, their greatest hits was the first album I ever bought at 7 years old.


edit: lol...just read through the thread, and looks like I already answered this on page 4...back in 2005!



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sticky fingers. i am glad i picked my favourite record first.

i wanna say sticky fingers .. and i may not have bought it but stolen it from my college bookstore!

love you live, in 1979.....i was 13

Can'r remember Let it Bleed or Ya ya's

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Undercover in 1983.

Flowers was the first LP I bought back in 68. But Get off of my clouds was my first Stones record, changed with a pair of fotball boots.
A way to get records and other things was to change or buy together with friends when you was a schoolboy and to young to work.

The first I got was offered to me by my father, it was Forty Licks.
The first I bought must be Ya Yas

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Sorry for my english ; I'm a french little boy (but I like it)

Good ol' Hot Rocks in 1989 or so.

As a teenager in the 60s I used to home-tape their songs from the radio, but the first record I actually bought, that brought me back to the Stones again after many years away, was The London Years in 1989 (on cassette tape - does this count as a "record"?)

HOT ROCKS! 10 years old. Played it twice a day, everyday! I was hooked!

Emotional rescue soon followed by Some Gurls and all the rest

Drummer_dude

That's Some Girls excuse the mistake

drummer_dude

Let it Bleed in 1974, now i'm 48

IORR when it was released. Before that I recorded GHS to a C-Cassette

After hearing "It's All Over Now" on the radio, while riding in the car with my dad, in 1964, I went the next day to one of our downtown record shops to look for Stones records.

I bought the only two singles that they had, "It's All Over Now," and "Tell Me." When "Satisfaction" came out much later, I had some friends saying things to me like "hey, listen to this brand new band called the Rolling Stones!" and I thought, "Please......."

Oddly enough, I went to same record shop when "Time Is On My Side" came out....in those days you could preview records in the store before you bought them...and didn't like it very much. Must have been my mood on that particular day, because I grew quite fond of it later.

Black and Blue on an 8-track in 1976. Been a fan(atic) ever since.

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Black and Blue on an 8-track in 1976. Been a fan(atic) ever since.

Yeah I think I got Some Girls on 8 track Elmo. I still don't understand why those didn't catch on.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"