Your first albums/cds

[BarcaDeac]

First CD was either Wallflowers Bringing Down the Horse or Green Day Nimrod

As for tape, not sure? Maybe Dookie, Ten or Nevermind

 

[lbE08]

Queen live at wembley 86. On tape. First cd was Led Zeppelin IV

I remember dookie, no doubt, boyz II men, and seal at least around the same time as queen.

 

[Pete Sampras]

I had a dope Billy Ray Cyrus cassette before any CD

 

[wakelaw13]

Bush, 16 Stone

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

First CD was either Wallflowers Bringing Down the Horse or Green Day Nimrod

As for tape, not sure? Maybe Dookie, Ten or Nevermind

I got all of those from Columbia House for a penny!

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[WakeandBake]

mom's Beatles and Johnny Mathis and Streisand records as a young tyke, then I went and bought:

Rod Stewart - Foot Loose and Fancy Free

various KISS from the mid to late 70s

Blue Oyster Cult - Extra Terrestrial Live

Bowie - Young Americans

Sex Pistols - Bullocks

Cheech and Chong various

 

[DemonDEKEn]

The Doobie Brothers, The Captain and Me

 

[WakeandBake]

forgot Michael Jackson Off the Wall man I wore that one out

 

[Dillon Fence]

Christopher Cross..God I am humiliated.

You are not alone. 9 year old me was pretty stoked to get Christopher Cross's Sailing and Chipmunk Punk on vinyl at a neighborhood store in LA. Somewhat redeemed myself by making Glass Houses my first decent purchase.

First CD was Elton John Captain Fantastic circa 1987...Scottie's Records, Summit NJ

 

[RJKarl]

I'd guess it was a Supremes or Temptations album, but we mostly bought singles until HS. As a little kid, we'd get singles and "LPs' from my uncle by people like Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, The Orlons.

 

[cville deac]

I think it was an Elton John album in the 70s. In retrospect, Chris68 had better taste than I did as a kid, though Sir Elton isn't that bad. I am not worthy, Chris.

 

[06deacon]

I remember dookie, no doubt, boyz II men, and seal at least around the same time as queen.

The mid nineties were a time of eclectic taste

 

[Dispatch Deac]

Roger Williams - Songs of the Fabulous Fifties

 

[awaken]

I got these two albums one Christmas

 

[WakeandBake]

the Styx - Renegade 45 was on heavy rotation early on

 

[BirdinBama]

All of you youngsters, except for rj! First album I ever bought was called The Turning Point by John Mayall. Still fabulous!

Second was Electric Ladyland. Still a masterpiece!

 

[Wakelaw2006]

This was my first CD too. My first album wasn't an LP, but a 45 of the Thriller single (don't remember what the B side was). That was actually the first thing I remember buying at the store with my own (piggy bank) money.

 

[BarcaDeac]

felt pretty cool in middle school cranking up that one line in "Bad Habit" while in my room

 

[TownieDeac]

After Dookie, which I wore out the cassette for, I got CDs of:

What's the Story Morning Glory
Urban Hymns
Whatever and Ever Amen
Pop

I didn't ask for any of them. First album I asked for was Jars of Clay. The first one I really liked was Tonic - Lemon Parade.

 

[BarcaDeac]

more like Townie - Lemon Party