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Ahornberg wrote:at age of 10: ABBA, Voulez-Vous ... real Swedish

ABBA!! That's classic! LOL



My first album I have ever bought was a used album of Queen, the first album.

Dire straits alchemy live ... Still in my playlist

Jim Knopf und Lukas der Lokomotivführer (Translated into English by Anthea Bell as Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver)
Michael Ende was a German writer of fantasy and children's fiction. He is best known for his epic fantasy.

Jörg Schneider spoken in dialect Swiss German

Ahornberg: Exactly the same one as me. Jag växte upp i Gnesta

The first I actually bought?! 2 unlimited - no limits [emoji38] but the first I listened to a lot was queen greatest hits

This one, I still remember buying it in the store and I still have it:

My fair fiend would be mine. Gotta give props to Giles for that wonderful tutorial (and exposing me to the band).

This will give away my age but I started with buying 45's i think the first one I ever bought was

Little Anthony and the Imperials

Side A Goin' Out of My Head
Side B Make It Easy on Yourself

and still have it... yet almost totally destroyed by too many parties

Dire Straits Brothers in Arms.

BonsaiMacKay wrote:

Bought this when I was 10 in 1978. I guess I can say it is all their fault in the end.

Precocious youngster you were.

I can't remember the order but the first three records were Devo, "Whip it", B-52s, "Rock Lobster", and M, "Pop Music". I still have them all in their 7" Vinyl glory!

EnochLight wrote:The first album I ever owned was this:

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..but the first album I bought with my own money was this:

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Don't judge! LOL!

You spent wisely... Great band and wicked hairstyles!

BonsaiMacKay wrote:

Bought this when I was 10 in 1978. I guess I can say it is all their fault in the end.

You win.

Can't remember which I got first.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Mother's Milk
Or
Guns'n'Roses- Appetite for Destruction


ZombieFightsShark.net

First Album


Second Album

The first album I ever bought was Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour". It was in 1980 after John Lennon was shot. TV was full with documentaries about the Beatles, and the song I liked most was "Strawberry Fields Forever" – cause of the Mellotron .

Ahornberg wrote:at age of 10: ABBA, Voulez-Vous ... real Swedish

I don't know if that counts: when the iTunes-Store started in Germany, the first music I bought was "ABBA: The Definitive Collection" !

The first album i bought was "Ride the lightning" by Metallica.
My second was Panteras "Far beyond driven".

I didn't know anything about Blur at the age of 11

The first album I bought (when I was about 10 years old) was the KISS debut album, self titled "KISS", after my parents bought me a stereo record player with the Dynasty album. The record player was one of those small plastic things with 2 small plastic speakers that doubled as cover for the player. I played those records forever and ever, I still have them and sometimes I still play them. A year later or so I bought the KISS Alive II album (did you guess that I'm a KISS fan?) It got scratched, and the first song on that album, Detroit rock City, had a little hickup in there because of the scratch. To this day, it doesn't sound quite as good when the hickup isn't there.

Nothing to lose was my favorite track on the KISS debut album. Back then, I had no idea what it actually was about.

as a little kid my dad would take me shopping with him to buy vinyl, and I would pick out a 45/single, my first full length album was Kiss - Destroyer when I was 6 years old. I bought it at the garage sale next door cuz of the freaky comic book type cover, and was hooked from the first note! I haven't heard them in years, but I hold those early memories of discovering new music dear to my heart

ACDC - Who made Who... i had to make a decision wether to buy it on record or tape..i went with record and still have it somewhere at my parents house, (well i hope she hasn't thrown it away)

And still think it was a good idea

I´ve found today in the parental home

I bought some bullshit R&B album cuz it was like a dollar and I didn't know any better. I'm talking bad 90s R&B, can't even remember the group, I'll listen to funk soul r&b all day.

First album I remember buying that I liked was Redman Docs da Name 2000. Must've been 10 or 11. I'd been listening to rap since i was younger but didn't have any pocket change until then (started running a paper route.) But ya at 29 I'm pretty much as young as I could be to catch any golden era hip-hop. I listen to all types of rap, from boom bap to trap and like most varieties but that 90s stuff before sampling became a minefield of lawsuits and such was the best.