This might be fun

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My first album was 'Chart Attack' a compilation album on vinyl as a kid in 1982

https://www.discogs.com/V...ase/964927

i bought it for the talk talk, grandmaster flash, and musical youth tracks but liked most of it

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My first single was "Maneater" by Hall & Oates on vinyl 7" in 1982. I knew all the lyrics by heart.

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first single

That's all you get.

First Album: Little Shop of Horrors (Music is my LOVE and I can't believe that was my first Album)

First Single

First album

First album I purchased was Blam by the Brothers Johnson

The first single I ever purchased was Cameo's

Shake Your Pants

Album: The Wild Heart by Stevie Nicks

Single: Papa Don't Preach by Madonna

Not sure. Probably something by the Beatles or the Monkees.

I didn't exactly buy these myself, but I was in the stores and picked them out and they were bought for me.

45 (I got a 45 by The Flintstones at the same time, but don't remember what it was called)

LP (I don't remember which one was first or if they were bought at the same time, but I still have them)

My first CD was a Christmas gift - Michael Jackson's BAD in the long box full picture with a yellow Sony CD boombox. Blew my mind.

Chancellor said:

First LP: Meet The Beatles

First Single: Superstition

That's pretty good, I think.

phunkdaddy said:

The first single I ever purchased was Cameo's

Shake Your Pants

Funky !

WOW - Amazing diversity of first Albums and first Singles listed so far..

The first album I ever bought was either Sesame Street Fever or Kiss' Love Gun.

I don't recall the first single, but it was possibly "Breakdance," by Irene Cara.

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KoolEaze said:

i wish there was an emoticon for top rockin !

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Lammastide said:

I don't recall the first single, but it was possibly "Breakdance," by Irene Cara.

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Now youve got me playing the track on repeat all morning

mk456 said:

Lammastide said:

I don't recall the first single, but it was possibly "Breakdance," by Irene Cara.

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Now youve got me playing the track on repeat all morning

I played it last night for the first time in decades. It's both really good and really bad. Such was the '80s.

I can't remember the exact first single and album I actually bought as a kid with my own money. But one of the first (if not the very first) single I bought was Take A Chance On Me by ABBA. (yes I'm that old). It was awhile before I was able to buy an entire album but one of the first albums would probably have been Diana Ross's Diana album. That was after hearing about 6 out of the 8 songs on the album already played on the radio. This was back when radio playlists weren't so restrictive.

The first album I bought with my own money was the Grease movie soundtrack. I played that to death.

I can't remember exactly the first single I bought myself, but the first single I owned (my parents bought for me) was "Hot Line" by The Sylvers. I still love that song today.

Wow, that's going waaaaaay back. All I could afford as a kid were 45s and I had tons. I can't remember the first one... Maybe Jungle Boogie by Kool and the Gang or That's The Way I Like It by K.C. and the Sunshine Band. Or it might have been the J-5's Dancing Machine... Who knows?