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The Doors, The Doors.
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That I bought, instead of receiving as a gift?
 
It was undoubtedly a Yes album, but I am unsure which one it was,
 
It woud have to have been Yes, Time and a Word, Relayer, or Going for the One.
 
But I bought all the others that I didn't already have in quick succession.
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Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
 
Years after that, i bought Black Sabbath's debut, Vol4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath & Deep Purple's Made in Japan.
Same year i got more of the classic sabbath albums, Led Zeppelin's five first and maybe something more... hm...
 
First prog album i bought was ELP's debut around 2 years ago or so.


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In 1978 Genesis then there were three
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Points: 29625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 03 2007 at 10:10
That's so long ago I think my first albums were in a Columbia Record House order that definitely included Wakeman's Journey and King Arthur, two dirty Redd Foxx albums (I was too youg for those Embarrassed so of course I enjoyed them a lot, and two soundtrack albums, Earthquake and the second Airport movie.
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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The Sweet - greatest Hits.  Cool
 
 
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First one i ever bought myself was The Who - Live at Leeds.
 
I had already received a few albums as Xmas presents before that though and the first one there would be Slade - Sladest.
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First LP that I bought on my own was British Steel by Judas Priest.  Prior to that my first LPs received as Christmas presents were Elvis Presley albums. 

My first 2 CDs were bought on the same day that I bought my first CD player when I bought Van Halen's OU812 and Cinderella's Long Cold Winter.
 
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Points: 1127 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 03 2007 at 18:38
In 66 or 67 England's football squad put out an album on which they all sang.
Glorious stuff.
Sleeve was like a football that you could unfold,so there were great photos from their accomplishments.
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Thats like saying the first book or video game you bought, how are you supposed to remember?
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^ usually because it was memorable LOL
 
unless you'd rather forget of course Wink
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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

Thats like saying the first book or video game you bought, how are you supposed to remember?

 
First video game: Super Mario 64 and Star Fox for N64
First book (as in novel): Michael Palmer's "Extreme Measures"
 
 
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Beauty will save the world.
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Toxicity, System of a Down
 
Ohh yea, its the best, and headed me to prog
who hiccuped endlessly trying to giggle but wound up with a sob
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First video game: Microsoft Flight Simulator for the ZX81
First novel: The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert
First Music VHS: Staring at the Sea by The Cure
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Points: 4309 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 03 2007 at 19:22
Don't kill me, but my very first album, when I was a little boy, was Gorillaz's Gorillaz!

I still enjoy  the catchy "Clint Eastwood" today! Clap Embarrassed
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^ and so you should - it's a great song. Approve
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first album...  like *first*?  well, I guess it was one of those comicbook action 45s, where you read along with the narration from the record... Power Records I think they were called, pretty neat

for music it was Hemispheres,  and the Kinks Give the People What They Want
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my first albums were Metallica's Kill 'em all and 'Black Album' (gifts)

the first original cassette that I bought was some months later Metallica - Master of Puppets Evil%20Smile

what a great start for a 12 year-old boy... Approve


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Points: 321 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 03 2007 at 21:48
Abbey Road by The Beatles when I was around...8? I believe I was eight.
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