What was the first music record, CD that you bought?
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UPDATED: Thursday, December 7, 2006 12:49
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Mine was Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on cassette, which is still a great album even if he is completely insane now.
I believe the second was Billy Joel's "An Innocent Man."
"I like smackin' 'em!" - Jayne Cobb
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Mine was the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego soundtrack.
Shut up, I was like seven or eight... :)
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Frank Zappa & the Mothers, Freak Out...1965? If you can remember the 60s, you didn't live through 'em...
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My first ever CD that I bought was the debut album by Third Eye Blind. I was in love with modern alternative rock... I was also in love with the lead singer, Stephen Jenkins! 
I eventually sold the CD to a pawn shop (along with alot of my other modern alternative CDs), and got into 80's pop, heavy metal, electronica, dance, and house, Celtic, world and new age (like Enya), orchestral, Gregorian chant, and film soundtracks. I still listen to modern rock but most of it nowadays is not that good. I listen to hip-hop and R&B quite a bit since it is all the rage on the Top 40 stations, but likewise, most of it ain't that good.
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my first CD was the Soundtrack to Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home ... it was probably in '90 or '91
>> Mike
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Originally posted by debbiebuk1:
First album "Deep Purple in Rock" about 1972 I think. Have you seen how large Ian Gillan is these days? Him and me both I guess.
I loved that album, too! It wasn't the first one I ever bought, but it was the first one I ever wore out by playing it too much. I used to play guitar and I worshipped Ritchie Blackmore. I still get shivers up my spine from listening to "Child in Time".
Apathy on the Rise. No One Cares.
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Lets see, first CD (actually got two) - my dad came home one day with two CDs for me, one was the soundtrack to that terrible live action Flintstones movie (the first one) and the other was the Pocahantas sound track (I actually saw Pocahantas the other day and was surpirised to realized that I knew all the words)
First CD that i actually picked out...that would be LeAnn Rymes Blue.
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The first CD I ever bought was Oingo Boingo Good for your Soul.
And yes, I still absolutely love it, as Boingo remains my favorite band of all time. Elfman is a genius. :) (By this time I have all the albums, the Farewell DVD, and Cds of rarities too)
~AFf
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Can't remember the first LP or cassette (Roxette?) I bought, but I still have my first CD: Aerosmith's Get a grip (with the grippy udder). The 2nd CD I bought is still my favorite tho: Soundgarden's Superunknown.
danfan, fellow fan of Barber's "Adagio for strings" here.
Last CD bought: Akroasis by Vassilis Tsabropoulos.
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First album I ever bought was "Night Moves" by Bob Seger; I was 12 when it came out. "Come to Poppa" is still one of my all-time favorite songs. I have no idea what my first cassette was, but since it was in the early-to-mid-80's, I'm certain it was either REM or Oingo Boingo...
First CD was "In Step" by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - an amazing grace note to the too-short life of a true guitar god.
"C'mon, Kaylee. We all know I'm the funny one."
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