Lammastide said:

i still have that one too!!! listen to it on occassion even...


but this one is my fave



great versions of "This Land is Our Land" and "Michael Row The Boat Ashore"

Seriously feeling old now....

My first "45" - "Outta Space" by Billy Preston age 10

First album - "Headhunters" by Herbie Hancock age 10
for the song "Chameleon".

I was a funky little kid!!!

I had my little record player in my room and I would rock out!
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Kissmequick said:

Funky indeed!!!

The GREASE Soundtrack in '78. I must have been in 2nd grade maybe. Mind you, I had been on countless other record shopping expeditions with my mom and big sister, but this is the 1st time I used my own dough to get my own record without anybody's help. That's one thing that was cool about my childhood, we couldn't get away with very much with a relatively strict upbringing and all..but my parents had NO problems whatsover with practically throwing money at us so we could each build our own personal record collections

Ottensen said:

....Stranded at the drive-in, feeling like a fool....

First record I ever bought,

12" Single was Prince - Lets Go Crazy

Album was Purple Rain.


However first record I actually owned was bought for me by a friend on my Birthday and it was ELO - Don't Bring Me Down and Moody Blues - Knights in White Satin.

First record:


First cassette tape:


First (and last) 8-track tape:

TMPletz said:

I've mentioned this before. The only two 8-Track tapes that I have are of the ACE FREHELY and PAUL STANLEY solo albums. They are both great.

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first single:


first record:


first cassette:


first CD: