Mine was the 45rpm of Eli's Coming by Three Dog Night.

Bought it at the Walgreen's Drug Store at Lenox Square in Atlanta, Ga. Went home and played it about a dozen times on my big sister's record player. I think it was 1970, I was nine y.o.

Don't know why, but it took me another eight years to buy my first Stones record: Some Girls.

my first album -- The Genius of Soul by Ray Charles" Was maybe 9 years old.
My father was furious -- "wasting money on records you'll be bored with in a month."

The Dave Clark 5's Greatest Hits-1965
(with liner notes by Gloria Stavers!!!LOL!!)

and I still have it

Probley a spice girls tape.

[[FEAR; BUILDS WALLS.]]

Delicate Sound of Thunder a live from Pink Floyd.

Hard to remember back that far but in the late seventees when I was about ten I loved kiss so some of my first records were probably Destroyer and Rock And Roll Over.

Some of my earliest 45's were "Take The Long Way Home" (Supertramp) and "Born To Be Alive" lol. That song was a big hit back then.

carbon dated: misirlou , lyon sleeps tonight, surfin . .etc etc

All the best - Paul McCartney. I was only 10 years old.

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Been posted before but quite a while ago...
"Me And You And A Dog Named Boo" with Lobo.
Still lurv it.

"I remember to this day
The bright red Georgia clay
And how it stuck to the tires
After the summer rain ... "

- Hey, Elmo! See what he sang!?

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the first music I bought was a casette of The Cult's greatest hits.

the first single I bought early 1978 was Staying Alive from the Bee Gees.

Power Slave - Iron Maiden. I was 11 years old when I bought it in 1984.

Additional info on my Lobo single purchase:
I must have been 7½ (circa) and it was in 1971.
[www.fansoflobo.com]

Man the memories, The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band... was seven saved my allowance and bought the cassett and played it non stop on my small shitty panasonic portable tape player...

Single: Beatles, "She Loves you"
LP: got it xmas 1966, Stones "Big Hits - High Tide and green Grass"

single: The last time, stones 1965

Album: Afermath, sones 1966

1st single - bought two at the same time: Obladi Oblada by the Marmalade and Somethings Happening by Hermans Hermits.

1st album - Sticky Fingers

Hey hey Rebel - that particular rendition by the Marmalades was my first favorite song along with domestic hits Jag Tror På Sommaren & Underbara Uppblåsbara Barbara

The beatles greatest hits!- came out just after John Lennon's death-I was 8 or 9.



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Single - Ballad of John and Yoko, The Beatles
Album - Willy and the Poor Boys, Creedence Clearwater Revival

Queen - Classic. Mercury had just died and I bought my first stereo at the time.

First single was Driven By You. What a piece of cra* that turned out to be...

Also born in early 60s, I take it, Svartmer?

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> Also born in early 60s, I take it, Svartmer?


That´s right, 1961.

Thats about where my guess landed. My dad bought Willy & THe Poor Boys
as well as Machine Head; but gave them to me, eventually, coz I liked'em better.

2 spanish beatles ep's 1963,,gift from spain visitor

later "five by five" 1965 i guess ?.

first album: Dirty work.

And I thought it was great! (imagine What I thought when I heard the other stones albums)

Boney M.´s "Gotta Go Home", everyone liked ABBA, I hated them and still do.
Just watched it on YouTube, 1979, I was 11.



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Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Thats about where my guess landed. My dad bought
> Willy & THe Poor Boys
> as well as Machine Head; but gave them to me,
> eventually, coz I liked'em better.


Always good with relatives that can´t appreciate great music. My elder sister bought Goats Head Soup because she had heard Angie on the radio. She didn´t like the album at all so she gave it to me. I listened to it every day and it´s still my favourite Stones album.

First single ' bits & pieces ' dave clark five, it was the only one i could think at that moment in the charts to try on our new aqquired massive gramaphone in which our nan had gave us, still recall the great sound of it espiecally playing HTW to death. apparently our nan had to had permisionn during the war years to own it, it was that good.

first album ' through the past darkly '