1st record you ever owned

[Fred]

The first 45 I ever owned was "I'm Just Me" by Charlie Pride. I loved that song. I would lay in the floor of my bedroom and play it over and over and over again. My dad finally came in after a bad day at work, grabbed the 45 off my record player, snapped it in half and handed it back to me as I sat there dumbfounded. I cried for 3 days till he bought me another one. My father was/is a saint. I would have killed me!

 

[VanillaVirgin]

First was Strawberry Shortcake record.
I was so silly, I would set up my record player in front of the TV and play the record when the Strawberry Shortcake special came on. I had to get the record and the TV show in perfect sync.

First actual band record was Devo then Eye of the Tiger.
I thought I was so cool for having those albums.

 

[magnus]

record?
The first one I bought was Dr. Jack Van Impe and his lovely wife Rexella, as a gag gift I never ended up giving. Never listened to it. First actual record? lenny Kravitz, Let Love Rule, which was a gift to a chick named Wendy who I never ended up giving the record to.

CD? a Garth Brooks CD I gave my father and ended up sorta keeping.

first tape I had was a 2 live crew tape I found on a schoolbus going to a ball game.

 

[mathmajors]

I didn't own any records until I got into my teens, but I lived off all my parents Beatles and Beach Boys albums.

 

[gutter]

"Just a Swingin." Who is that, John Anderson?

 

[Fred]

Originally posted by gutter
"Just a Swingin." Who is that, John Anderson?

DAMN! You are a baby! I was in college when that came out!

 

[mathmajors]

Originally posted by Fred
DAMN! You are a baby! I was in college when that came out!

Ize in 7th grade.....

 

[lex]

hahahahaha....math i hear ya!

i lived off my parents too! so my first album that they bought was of gary lewis and the playboys!

my first i bought for myself? 3 dog night and bread, ("i saw a diary underneath a tree...and started reading about me....")

 

[wossa]

first two lps were Bad Company and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.

 

[LarryD]

k-tel's power play album.

followed closely by funkytown lp by lipps, inc.

side note: i traded my entire power play album (GREAT SONGS) for a 45 of queen's another one bites the dust.