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Reply With QuoteWell, CD-wise, it would be Weird Al's "UHF."
On Vinyl? Hehe, Men at Work: Cargo.
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What was the first Album you speant money on?
Not ones that were bought for you!
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Well, CD-wise, it would be Weird Al's "UHF."
On Vinyl? Hehe, Men at Work: Cargo.
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Hmmm. I really got to get the brain working for this one. I can remember using allowance money for either "Mickey Mouse Disco" or "Voyage to the Center of the Earth." I also remember breaking the stupid needles on my little record play all the time.
My first real music album was probably Led Zeppelin IV. I wore that cassette tape out pretty quick with constant play.
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On tape: "An Innocent Man" by Billy Joel (1988)
On CD: "The London Symphony Orchestra Plays the Best of Queen" by The London Symphony Orchestra (1995)
On Vinyl: "(I've Got My Mind) Set On You" (on a 45) by George Harrison (1987)
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Ha! That was one of my first self-purchased 45's too.Originally posted by dj_gir
On Vinyl: "(I've Got My Mind) Set On You" (on a 45) by George Harrison (1987)
This is a very hard question, because, my dad was a big music fan with a huge record collection, and around the time I got my first allowence (I know how spoiled that is) he was often taking rides to the record store, and if I went with him he'd buy me a record, but I think the first one I bought with my own money was Run DMC's Raising Hell.
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Hmmmm. This one makes me think way back. The first one I can remember purchasing myself was Weird Al's "In 3-D" on vinyl. I remember going over to my best friend's house and listening to it. We thought "Nature Trail to Hell" was the greatest song on the album, because back then "hell" was still a dirty word for us. We must have played that song 10 times that first night, laughing hysterically through it every time.
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We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been.
Spiral out. Keep going"
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If you play it backward it says "Satan eats Cheez Wiz." Really.Originally posted by Clayface
We thought "Nature Trail to Hell" was the greatest song on the album.
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I think the first CD I bought was Sgt Pepper.
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I grew up in the '90s, so it's nothing but CDs for me.
My first CD: the score album to "Batman Forever" (Elliot Goldenthal).
Where do you find something like that? Sounds interesting.Originally posted by dj_gir
On CD: "The London Symphony Orchestra Plays the Best of Queen" by The London Symphony Orchestra (1995)
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umm.... hmm.... I don't know if I should post this. Well the first album I remember buying myself was when I was in 6 grade and it was.............
*cough:*Spice Girls*cough*
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Tape: The Beatles (White album)
CD: Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin)
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The first CD I ever bought was Final Fantasy: Pray.
Ironically enough, even before I read this thread, I was listening to the CD, hehe.
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I found it at the bargain rack the local K-Mart. It's actually quite enjoyable. If I'm not mistaken, they also released albums playing the best of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and ABBA.Originally posted by Lonestarr
Where do you find something like that? Sounds interesting.
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Originally posted by Carnage
The first CD I ever bought was Final Fantasy: Pray.
Ironically enough, even before I read this thread, I was listening to the CD, hehe.
Ah, someone else whose first CD they bough was a FF related one.
My first CDs I purchased with my own money were FFVI:OST and FFVI: Grand Finale. They're Son May bootlegs but at the time I didn't know that they were bootlegs and not the legitamate DiGiCube label. ^^; They still sound fine though.
I never purchased any vinyl or cassettes though.
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The first one I remember buying was Hammer's "Too Legit Too Quit"
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The first CD I bought was Smash by The Offspring
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Record: Never Let Me Down - David Bowie
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CD: Baby Animals (Self titled)
Embarrassing list. Glad you lot had ones which were as bad!
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