What was your first CD/Cassette/8-track/Vinyl?

[Terryray]

My older brother had plenty vinyl LPs, I don't recall the first one I owned.

I do recall the first 45rpm I bought was this oldie!


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my first CD, early 80s, was a poor transfer of Steely Dan album (a problem that plagued many early CD issues. Jimi Hendrix suffered a lot from this). My scratchy Steely Dan vinyl sounded alot better.



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My first cassette musta been some disco thing to get the gals dancing at the parties (uh, that's the excuse anyway).


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[The Joker]

Beastie Boys - Lisenced to Ill - Cassette.

 

[Theismann]

1st vinyl "Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band" :00hour
1st cassettee Chuck Berry (Ole Maybeline) :142smilie :142smilie
1st CD James Taylor (the girls loved James Taylor) :SIB

 

[Nole]

Partridge Family



:facepalm:

 

[Keyser Soze]

Vinyl..........Commodores....With Brick House ( Great Horn Section on this album )

Cassette......Billy Squire......Don't Say No ( The only cassette I played so much it just snapped one day )

CD........Cheap Trick.....Live At Budakon

And if anybody here plays guitar, check out this tune that you will never hear on the radio. This guys voice is incredible along with his lyrics. One of the best unknown bands I have ever come across. His lyrics song in and song out are something that just aren't commonplace and regurgitated drivel.

Anyway, if you care:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sG_N3bTeuWc&feature=related

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

Not sure which was 1st but- 3 dog night was pretty close

CD Simon and Garfunkle

Theisman --saw Bob Seager in their debut live with Steppenwolfe-- opening song was ramblin gamblin man-

-but I can't remember who it was that called me 20 minutes ago

 

[ctownguy]

First 45 vinyl Elvis Presley Peace in the Valley Mom bought it for me when she bought my first record player.

Wow I'm old:mj07:

 

[Chef K]

Took some time to think of it but....

KISS's "Rock n Roll Over" was the first album I ever bought.

Jimi Hendrix's "Band of Gypsies" was a close second.

As far as a cassette goes; Cheap Trick's "Live at Budokan".

First CD was easy to remember; Led Zeppelin II

 

[kickserv]

 

[VaNurse]

First 8-Track

 

[Hashish]

:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:

 

[yyz]

First 45 was Santana-Evil Ways

First Album was Chuck Mangione-Feels So Good, followed by Cheech and Chong--Los Cochinos

8-Track was Boston-Boston

CD was Rush-Moving Pictures

 

[dawgball]

First 45: Good Ol' Boys by Waylon Jennings

First album: Disco Duck

First Cassette: Knee Deep in the Hoopla by Starship

I don't remember the cover of the cassette looking like this, but I know it had "We Built This City" and "Sarah" on the tape

First CD: License to Ill by Beastie Boys

LOVED it when I learned about the mirror image of the plane number on this album.

 

[EXTRAPOLATER]

Can't recall 1st vinyl or cassette.
1st CD was Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti.


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[greggraffin]

first Cd's , think i bought both at same time, kind of fuzzy

 

[The Joker]

first Cd's , think i bought both at same time, kind of fuzzy

Weird you post those together - in high school, I thought that the lead singer for Sponge was trying to be Gavin Rossdale.

 

[Morris]

1st 45.... Lady Madonna

1st 8 track....3 Dog Night or Zep

!st CD...........The Doors

 

[SixFive]

 

[comfortable1]

:facepalm:



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[Mjolnir]

Alice Cooper- Welcome to my nightmare