first album you ever bought

"reckless" Bryan Adams.

I was 13-sue me

Duran Duran "Rio"

'Kings of the Wild Frontier' by Adam and the Ants

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton. ( I was young, and I kept playing the song about the lesbians over and over... )

Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. Wonderful album.

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: how the fuck do you people remember this shit???

I ain't got a clue...AGAIN...

Seems to be a resounding answer from yourself quite often anymore.....you ain't that old.

don't ask me what i was thinking, but the first album i got my dad to buy for me was Bruce Springsteen's "the river", i traded to my brother shortly after for Led Zepplin II

to this day i hate "the boss"

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: how the fuck do you people remember this shit???

I ain't got a clue...AGAIN...

Seems to be a resounding answer from yourself quite often anymore.....you ain't that old.

fuck...maybe I'm just not as smart as I think I am....

but I really don't remember all of this stuff...

when the glass hasth filled, the wine runeth over....

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: how the fuck do you people remember this shit???

I ain't got a clue...AGAIN...

It's because it belongs to important passages of time in your life, first record, first kiss, first beer, first girlfriend, first sex, first job, first house, first post on NOOL, first wife, first suicide attempt...

probally rolf harris.i know that in 1977 i bought sex pistols and sham 69 which is slightly different

john lennons "imagine " on cassete. " paul mccartneys ,"band on the run" on plastic

stuck inside these 4 walls,imagining no possesions.

Substance 1987...

Snorri xxx

haven't got a clue about first album, that's far too long ago. did remember the first single but that's only because I bought a grand total of six 7". Always thought they were a waste of money (that's not counting the NO ones of course).

Cath wrote: Duran Duran "Rio"

Good album

Steve Miller Band- Fly Like An Eagle

Hounds of Love- Kate Bush- Still bloody brilliant even now.

WhiteLion - Pride..

Album Cassette Tape - either

1. Daryl Hall & John Oates - Rock 'N' Soul Part 1
2. Depeche Mode - Some Great Reward
3. Tears For Fears - The Hurting
4. Dead Or Alive - Youthquake

Vinyl LP Album - either

1. OST - The Breakfast Club
2. Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair

12" Vinyl Maxi Single - either or simultaneous (As far I remember I bought it second hand from a friend)

1. New Order - Blue Monday
2. New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle
3. The Dawn - Envelope Ideas (Filipino rock band)

7" Vinyl Single (45 RPM) - I think its Band Aid - Do They Know Its Christmas?

12" Cassette Tape Depeche Mode - Master & Servant

Compact Disc - Definitely: New Order - Substance 1987

CD Single/12": either

1. Oasis - Cigarrettes & Alcohol
2. The Bucketheads - The Bomb!

Of all the records listed above, Four are still with me, Dead or Alive's Youthquake, Depeche Mode's Master & Servant, New Order's Substance 1987, and The Bucketheads' The Bomb!.

Indeed!

half right.

it would have been The Jam.

All Mod Cons i think

Christ you were all cool as youngsters (or telling porkies to look cooler )

Mine was Boyzone - 'A Different Beat'

I was 10 year old girl, it was the mid 90s and therefore almost against the law not to like a boyband! (my excuse and I'm sticking to it!)

sorry bad manners "looney toons", i was nine, it came with a buster bloodvessel ear studd, so i asked me if i could get my ear pierced.

old lead foot wrote:

Even funnier.....I don't get into 'cool' music until I was 18 and my uncle bought me 'Grace' by Jeff Buckley to show there was better music than boybands

Man am I going to regret saying that!

Fuck all that looking cool shite, it was defo the Kids from FAME tv soundtrack.

kids from fame......