The year was 1983 and my dad bought me a tape of Sheena Easton's Best Kept Secret from Newbury's. Great cheesy '80s album!! :D

Book of Dreams by The Steve Miller Band. I won it playing a radio station contest in 1977.

My first album I ever bought was At Your Birthday Party by Steppenwolf. It was after Christmas in 1975 and I bought it with the $5.00 my grandmother gave me as a present. I was 13 at the time. The album was in a discount record bin and I could easily afford it with change to spare, it was about $3.00. I was getting into music and Steppenwolf were the first band I really got into, even though this was a few years after they broke up. They were popular in the late 60's/early 70's with the hippie/biker crowd with "Born to Be Wild", "Magic Carpet Ride" and "The Pusher", with their psychedelic brand of hard rock, and by the time I bought the album, the whole music scene had changed. Everyone was getting into disco, and bands like Aerosmith, Sweet, and Queen were popular.
At Your Birthday Party came out in 1969 and featured songs like their hit "Rock Me", "Jupiter's Child", and "It's Never Too Late".

But the album didn't change me like the album I would buy the following summer in 1976: Paranoid, by Black Sabbath.

"9 to 5 & Odd Jobs"(1980)- Dolly Parton.

'Licensed to Ill' by The Beastie Boys :lol: It was one of the first albums I remember listening to on a regular basis. The next albums I bought were 'Nevermind' by Nirvana and 'Ten' by Pearl Jam.

First album I ever owned was Micheal Jackson's Thriller, the first album I ever bought with my own money was Run DMC's tougher then leather. I still listen to both of these albums on a regular basis and have never gotten tired of them.

Some Barney's Christmas Songs CD when I was younger! :lol:

Probably one by Madonna or Paula Abdul on cassette. The first CD's I ever owned were Why Not Me by The Judds and Wynonna's self-titled album.

My first album was of Bobby Sherman, first 45 was of Elvis.

Oh gee erm think roy orbinson i think or bowie.

Well I had a couple tapes that were recored from my parents Records but the first cassett tape my parents ever let me get was a Beach Boys live Tape I bought that after they took me to a Beach Boys concert at our State Fair. But the first Tape my dad recorded for me was of Lionle Richie Dancing on the Ceiling Album and Eagles One of these nights Album

Wham! - Make It Big (cassette)
Those songs still make me happy.

Wham! - Make It Big (cassette)
Those songs still make me happy.
I just listened to that one today!! :rofl: I don't care what anyone else says, "Careless Whisper" is still a great song.

First 45: Fox on the Run- Sweet
First LP- Blondie- Parallel Lines

Can't remember which was first, but it was one of these:

LL Cool J - Walking With A Panther
Ice Cube - Amerika's Most Wanted (I know, pretty hardcore for a 10 year old). :lol:

No Doubt's 'Tragic Kingdom"

In the early 1970s I had a copy of Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash" album, which was released on the former London Records label.

For me it was either Led Zeppelin 2 or Pink Floyds Dark side of the moon, I can't remember which but it was either of those 2, My 1st 45 was Sir Duke Stevie Wonder

Debbie Gibson - Out of the Blue
Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction.

Either Brandy's "Brandy" or Mariah's Christms album when I was like 6. Yeah I was into music even that young lol.

Either Brandy's "Brandy" or Mariah's Christms album when I was like 6. Yeah I was into music even that young lol.
I was 15 or 16 when those albums came out. That's scary. :lol:

My FIRST album was Donna Summer's Bad Girls double LP.

My FIRST album was Donna Summer's Bad Girls double LP.
My dad still has his vinyl copy of that very album! :lol: