What was the first music record, CD that you bought?
POSTED BY: CosmicFugitive
UPDATED: Thursday, December 7, 2006 12:49
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Originally posted by Malicious:
Just tell! I hate guessing!
Mal-licious
Co-Holder of the Red Bell from Hell
Oh come on...I'm not giving in just yet!Somebody out there might know!
Ok, a hint: They've done themed music about the sea, about animals, nature, and about the number 7.
"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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CW McCall = Manheim Steamroller. New Age musack for whatever the tab is for them's born 'tween the boomers and Gen X crowds.
PV
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First 45... Blondie - Call me
First LP... Blondie - Parallel Lines, only because Eat to the Beat was sold out. :P
First CD... well its' taken me 15 minutes and I still can't remember.
Guess 'cause I didn't have to buy it with my allowance. :D
Uh, it could have been Mazzy Star- So tonight that I might see, or Cocteau Twins- Four Calendar Cafe.
I listened to vinyl long after the birth of CDs .
I liked my turntable it's this neat linear tracking thing. I had to fix it about a year ago, after not using it for a while, still works and sounds great! What can I say, I'm weird about my turntable?! :}
Sorry about the rambling.
Keeper of Jayne's goggles. 8)
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The first tape I bought was Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. When Rolling Stone magazine listed the top however many albums of all time, Sgt. Pepper was number one. I'm a little sad that my choice is so mainstream. I'm never going to be cool. 
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Originally posted by PotemkinVillager:
CW McCall = Manheim Steamroller. New Age musack for whatever the tab is for them's born 'tween the boomers and Gen X crowds.
PV
DING DING DING DING!!!!! Thaaaaaaat's Right!!!
I remember how floored I was when I went to a MS Christmas concert and Chip Davis told that story....It was a definite OMG moment, until I thought back to some of the other songs on the Convoy album, and how "orchestral" they were, then it kind of made sense.
Yeah, I admit it, I have a weak spot for MS, especially some of their earlier themed stuff ("Songs of the Sea" is still my fav) and the first couple of Christmas albums. After that it all started to sound alike.
"We gotta go to that crappy town where I'M a hero..."
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Let's see.
First record Michael W Smith - Project
First tape - Petra - Beat the System
First Cd - U2 - War
First VHS - MST3K the Movie
First DVD - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
First DVD set - Firefly (what else!)
First Concert - Petra & Degarmo & Key
First Real concert - U2 Elevation Tour - Phoenix
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Originally posted by shinyhappyklin:
{{{SOB!}}} oh, man, you guys are making me cry...this thread is making me feel SO old, especially after passing yet another birthday this week...
Yeah, I was a touch concerned my ownself about lurking through this site, until I came upon a couple of "how old are you" threads. Quite a range.
Which gives me the confidence to allow that the very first album I ever bought was Hocus Pocus, by Focus. Got sucked in by the yodelling, I guess.
Firefly was the first (and only) television series dvd set. A lot going on in that show, I can see why Fox got scared.
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First tape I bought was Beatles 1967-1970 collection.
I still have it in a milk crate. Don't listen to tapes much any more. Still like the Beatles though.
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I bought these all together, and cd form, "Queens greastest hits", "The Jimi Hendrix Experience","Led Zeppelin 2". And I'm not an old guy, I'm 15 and love classic rock.
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