First Album You Were Given

Three, Christmas 1968:

Disraeli Gears...

Boogie With Canned Heat...

Steppenwolf the Second...

'Goofy Greats' RnR compilation,on K-Tel record label.

Adam And The Ants Prince Charming as a xmas present when I was 6 or 7? Don't know where the tape is though LOL! Cheers!

I was given all The Beatles albums ..fun times..

Ok this belongs HERE:

Huey Lewis and the News - Sports (on vinyl)

No laughing now .......

...I mean it!!!

Psyence Fiction by UNKLE, on cassette.

JannaBizarreLuv84 wrote: I was given all The Beatles albums ..fun times..

You lucky sod.I spent a fortune buyig their albums over the years.

Porcupine. "Echo and the Bunnymen

Oasis ~ '[What's the Story] Morning Glory?' Birthday present, about 9 years ago, when I was in my Oasis phase.

Great album. Wore the cassette out eventually. Thanks, Dad.

The eponymously titled Visage

RUPERT THE BEAR AND OTHER CHILDREN'S FAVOURITES.

Timmy Mallet's album.

That I remember....

Still one of the best live albums I have ever heard

Mine was a Pinky and Perky Xmas compilation.

A K-Tel compilation for Christmas, with Rod Stewart singing Handbags And Gladrags on it.

The smurfs album,

A bunch of classical music CDs that my parents bought.

a cousin gave me "Kiss Alive" when i was in Kindergarden, i brought it to school and the principal confiscated it

Elton John's original Greatest Hits

Cant remember when,but pretty sure it was,

"Full Metal Circus" - Husker Du

Big Black wrote: Timmy Mallet's album.

BonoShed wrote: That I remember....

Still one of the best live albums I have ever heard

porcupine by echo and the bunnymen.

what were you thinking of?

First album was a Christmas present. Kings Of The Wild Frontier - Adam And The Ants late 1980 I think.

The Kids From Fame Album.

"Hi-Fidelity, Hi Hi Fidelity..."

An album called "Ludwig And Friends" - something to do with the carton, violin-playing, egg that was on children's TV at the time!

(Or it could have been a Playaway album - "Never mind the weather, let's get together - P-L-A-Y - Playaway, Playaway!")

Nick King wrote:

(Or it could have been a Playaway album - "Never mind the weather, let's get together - P-L-A-Y - Playaway, Playaway!")

How high does a fly fly when a fly flies ever so high?

The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper and The Monkees first LP for xmas 1969, when I was 4 years old.....late, I know.

The first Bangles album

FRANK[gold]ITO wrote: a cousin gave me "Kiss Alive" when i was in Kindergarden, i brought it to school and the principal confiscated it

nice one

tori amos-boys for pele george strait cd from 1985.

Something by Chris Rea, which I initially despised... although I actually like him nowadays!

God Forbid, my grandma gave me the 'Tiffaney' debut album. Phew no one remembers her either :)

We're not quite alone now...

Hank Wiseass© wrote: RUPERT THE BEAR AND OTHER CHILDREN'S FAVOURITES.

You have just reminded me of my first record.... It was a wombles one.. I remember one of the tracks was Super Womble..

Nick King wrote: An album called "Ludwig And Friends" - something to do with the carton, violin-playing, egg that was on children's TV at the time!

Now that was one weird show....

Horror of horrors, a Basil Brush album(when he was doing stuff with George Martin of all people)