your very first record buy

Hangedman wrote: frosty wrote: The first album I bought myself was Genesis - Live. However my sister had given me Genesis - Wind And Wuthering a couple of months previously. Oh well at least I've got something to thank her for.   Live was your first buy!?! Wow... no misguided youth or anything eh?

 Erm.. did I mention M - Pop Muzik !!! It was only a single after all.

Can I blame my sister for that one too.

Honest!!

Velvetclown wrote: Fragile´s Greatest  Hits

Velvy, your'e a punch up the knickers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Bullet - great story and I can remember the same longing of having to have more and more; CTTE the finest album ever, you started at the top.

Eelco wrote: The first "album" i bought was a compilation cassette of 60's songs called "Tour Of Duty" in 1990. I was 10  years old then and had not yet developed my musical interests (actually, it's still evolving). There were some reall goods songs on that cassette I stil like to hear : Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit Cream - White Room Moody Blues - Tuesday Afternoon Fleetwood Mac - Albatros not bad for a 10 year old. 3 or 4 years later I bought my first compact disc, a remaster of Queen I. A beautifull album, i even used one song "the night comes down" for an audition to a theatre group in school.

Tour of Duty is an excellent compilation. I have it myself. I never would've imagined someone else mentioning it! Excellent!!!

wallace wrote: Nae mair clishmaclaiver ye scoodrel! Ha' we done a proper Highland Clearance on yer ilk, t'c**tery would be t'bettar fer it. How's t'quality o' baurley bree doon in yer neck o'woods, eh me cully? Passin' middlin'? Paugh, yer noo mon eneugh tae be imbibin' o' t' Lagaluvin o' t'fairst watter. Ah 'eard men tell thou gort pish'd onna Coors feckin' beer outta Americae! Gin it wisnae fer t'local constabulary pertecterin' ye, t' lads woulda run ye outta toon onna black-avis'd donkey. G'wan wiv ye, an' doan waste me tyme!

You can say that again.

and again and again ad infintitum.

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I was 12 at the time and living in Toronto and delivering newspaper and I invested in Crime of The Century , Wish You Were Here (the day it came out) and SEBTP (it took me about two years to get into that one but started loving when Trick Of The Tail came out).

Those very first investments were probably the best I made and are responsable of what I became......... A maniac....... Come to think of it , I hate those albums

Before that I used to listen to the Beatles and The Stones, this is all my parents told me about fearing I would become some kind of long-haired weirdo...... Which I became

Wallace what a diatrab of skitters; you've lost it our there man too much elking leave the strange furry animals alone