What is the first music album you ever bought?
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drunkendonuts
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ah, 1998 was a good year...
AbsoluteZero
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Was either
or
Don't exactly remember.
or
Don't exactly remember.
Alex Anderson
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I ordered from some CD service after getting a CD player for my birthday. My first crop of CDs were:
Ace of Base: The Sign
Shaq Diesel
The Beavis and Butthead Experience
The soundtrack to Dumb & Dumber
All top notch choices
Ace of Base: The Sign
Shaq Diesel
The Beavis and Butthead Experience
The soundtrack to Dumb & Dumber
All top notch choices
iAmMaximus
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About 4 or 5 when it came out.
Art Teitlebaum
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Ok, I would like to show my 2nd bought album first:
But the painful truth about the first LP that I bought myself is this:
Hell, I was just 8 or 9 years old...
But the painful truth about the first LP that I bought myself is this:
Hell, I was just 8 or 9 years old...
djtortilla
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either this
or this
or this
polyh3dron
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on vinyl. I was 5 or 6 years old.
TwiztidElf
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Oh yeah!
This is the earliest I remember, at least, when I was 13:
Thought "Crash" was such a sick song. I didn't expect the album to be electronic but I still listened to it a lot. After a while my mom threw it out because she found out Mephisto was a demon (she was fine with Mephisto shoes though I guess)
It was such a bitch to try and find the album again. I managed to uh, "get a hold of it" again a few years back but the ripping quality was horrible. If it's on iTunes now I'll shit myself, it wasn't last I checked.
Thought "Crash" was such a sick song. I didn't expect the album to be electronic but I still listened to it a lot. After a while my mom threw it out because she found out Mephisto was a demon (she was fine with Mephisto shoes though I guess)
It was such a bitch to try and find the album again. I managed to uh, "get a hold of it" again a few years back but the ripping quality was horrible. If it's on iTunes now I'll shit myself, it wasn't last I checked.
QualityPixel
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(no, I'm not that old. I was just a big fan when I was a kid)
The first music album I bought was Reflection Eternal's Train of Thought. The album was released back in 2000, but I didn't pick it up until my senior year of high school (2008). I use to listen to a lot of Punk Rock, but after picking up Train of Thought, I completely stopped listening to other genres of music. To this day, I still primarily listen to Hip-Hop, but I switch it up from time to time with R&B and that Electronic stuff.
sf2fanatic
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Bobby Brown- Dont be Cruel(album) 1988
His tracks on that one.
His tracks on that one.
ClassyPenguin
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and
I think I was in 6th grade barely getting into music.
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CrunchyFrog
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I like the cut of your gib, sir.minor effort said:
For me:
I'd noticed that they'd written a bunch of songs that I'd liked on the radio up til that point, but was unfamiliar with the band itself. Thus the start of a long and glorious fanship of my second favorite band of all time.
SuperAngelo64
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....yep.
QualityPixel
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I approve.Xun said:
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... on cassette.
timetokill
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First cassette:
First CD:
First CD:
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Femmeworth
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>_>
DonasaurusRex
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speedline said:Still one of my favorite albums ever
that and this
rock and hip hop was exploding with creativity then.
DonasaurusRex
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hawt said:The first music album I bought was Reflection Eternal's Train of Thought. The album was released back in 2000, but I didn't pick it up until my senior year of high school (2008). I use to listen to a lot of Punk Rock, but after picking up Train of Thought, I completely stopped listening to other genres of music. To this day, I still primarily listen to Hip-Hop, but I switch it up from time to time with R&B and that Electronic stuff.
that album was amazing + Lennox Lewis cameo cant lose.
This thread is such a hilarious nostalgia trip considering most of the albums being posted are some of the most mainstream things from the 90's. It really shows how everyone got into music through a lot of the same sources and I'd be interested to find out how much people have diverged from what they listened to when they were ten years old.
The first disc I recall purchasing with my own cash was Dookie, followed closely by Smash from the Offspring. I don't really love listening to either band today and if my current self was telling my eight-year old self what to listen to in 1994 it would have probably been the Smashing Pumpkins and Sunny Day Real Estate because Siamese Dream and Diary are still awesome.
The first disc I recall purchasing with my own cash was Dookie, followed closely by Smash from the Offspring. I don't really love listening to either band today and if my current self was telling my eight-year old self what to listen to in 1994 it would have probably been the Smashing Pumpkins and Sunny Day Real Estate because Siamese Dream and Diary are still awesome.
Marilyn Manson - Portrait of an American Family
I was actually indifferent to/actively disliked music up until that point. The only song I recall liking before Marilyn Manson was Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
I only stumbled across MM because a friend in 9th grade mentioned them to me and I replied with "They're kinda weird" or something along those lines. Then I went home and tried to find some songs to listen to (crappy .rm!) and thought they were awesome.
I was actually indifferent to/actively disliked music up until that point. The only song I recall liking before Marilyn Manson was Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
I only stumbled across MM because a friend in 9th grade mentioned them to me and I replied with "They're kinda weird" or something along those lines. Then I went home and tried to find some songs to listen to (crappy .rm!) and thought they were awesome.
Blink 182 - Enema of the State
We got cable television, and I saw their videos on MTV. My mom made me buy the censored version, but I ended up snatching the PA version from a store and swapping the discs. Looking back, it's decent pop-rock, but my tastes have come a long way. But I was 13 so of course I thought they were cool.
BenjaminBirdie
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Public Enemy, Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back.
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