My first Album/CD/Cassette/Download was …..

[d6jg]

...not at all. I must also say to my parents' credit that only a few years later (with the help of my 5 year older brother) they gave me a record player with integrated amplifier, 2 x 25W speakers and all the officially released Beatles LPs for Christmas. With the result that the Beatles are still my favourite band today

Red & Blue were released in 1973. I bought copies at the time with my Saturday job wages.

 

[WiiMer SJ]

I’m sure they were banned in a couple of places around then

And he may have been right.

 

[Flake]

Mine was « Cinquième As » of the French rapper McSolaar

 

[Mike60]

The first album I bought with my own money was by Alice Cooper. There was a little record shop up the street from where I grew up. I'd save my money from mowing lawns, Christmas, birthdays, etc, to buy records and 8-track tapes.

 

[Deleted member 404]

There were attempts to "ban" The Beatles in 1966 after John Lennon said they were "more popular than Jesus".

In America there were events where Beatles LPs were burned...

 

[Steve Woodhouse]

First LP I bought with my own (pocket) money.

 

[Steve Woodhouse]

First single I bought with my own pocket money.

 

[hgo58]

A collection of my first singles played a long time ago on my first record player.

 

[QuarryHunslet]

The first single that I bought was Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.

 

[slartibartfast]

First single I bought with my own pocket money.

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Mine was Teenage Rampage just after we bought a stereo system

 

[WiiMer SJ]

The first single that I bought was Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.

Pretty sure it was Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein". I think the B side was "Free Ride".

 

[AlanB]

First single I bought with my own pocket money.

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This was my first single paid for with my own money

However, when I was very small my mother bought me "Little White Bull" by Tommy Steele...

 

[amix]

Mine was « Cinquième As » of the French rapper McSolaar

McSolaar is The King! Well, not the only one, but one!

 

[amix]

The first album I bought with my own money was by Alice Cooper. There was a little record shop up the street from where I grew up. I'd save my money from mowing lawns, Christmas, birthdays, etc, to buy records and 8-track tapes.

I got that vinyl too.

 

[k6osx]

Can't remember the exact date, sometime in '74 or '75, spent $4.99 at K-Mart for my first album.

 

[AlanB]

Can't remember the exact date, sometime in '74 or '75, spent $4.99 at K-Mart for my first album.

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That was the first 8 track cassette I bought to play in my car back in 1972. It is still one of my favourite albums.

 

[WiiMer SJ]

Can't remember the exact date, sometime in '74 or '75, spent $4.99 at K-Mart for my first album.

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Yeah Yeah Yeah space truck'in!

 

[amix]

Can't remember the exact date, sometime in '74 or '75, spent $4.99 at K-Mart for my first album.

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$4.99 well spent!

 

[Jutriana]

My first LP:


My first casette:


My first CD:

 

[mkp1969]

I was 10 years old. My teacher had played is this in class over a few successive mornings in early 1979..
I had some birthday money from a relative in Ireland, I think it was £5. My dad had not long bought a Panasonic music centre, I think it was an SG5000.
Once I'd heard the wonders of my dad's chippy of Geoff Love Orchestra's "Big War Movie Themes" I knew I had to have this and thus it was into Woolworths I went on that spring day in April to buy one of the greatest records of all time (which I still have)