Hello, who are you?

mixedfeelings
mixedfeelings Posts: 904 Member
edited December 2024 in Social Groups
I figure we need a bit of an introduction stick page. So who are you? Where are you from? and when did you start to collect?

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  • _snw_
    _snw_ Posts: 1,298 Member
    i''m snw
    from arizona but i live in colorado
    grew up with my parents listening to records... but ~me~? Damn, i started collecting vinyl when i was in college and listening to punk rock. Started in 1990 maybe?
  • mixedfeelings
    mixedfeelings Posts: 904 Member
    I figure I need to do this.

    I'm Sharon and I'm from the middle of the UK. My first record would have been when I was 6, Michael Jackson's Thriller, 2nd hand from the library £1. Technically I didn't start collecting then, I started when I was about 15 which was when my taste in music shifted and I started to go see good bands rather than most of the crap in the charts. The collection exploded when I was about 18, I would buy some amazing records in charity shops.

    Last couple of years my purchases have dipped but I have a pretty decent collection;

    http://www.recordnerd.com/lists/ShrivelUp

    That was started years ago and have only remembered that I'd added my collection to a site so I have about 5 years worth of records to add and at the moment I'm only adding stuff from my memory which is pretty shoddy.
  • threnners
    threnners Posts: 175 Member
    I'm Rachel. My first album was "Destroyer" by KISS, and I was 7 years old. I still can't believe my mother let me walk around singing "Do you love me", but then again, it was the 70's, and it was a different time.

    I have roughly eight crates of vinyl waiting to be unpacked. I've been in my home since 2003, you'd think I'd have found a storage system by now. It mostly consists of 80's rock/alternative acts, and a whole lot of Duran Duran. (I make no apologies.)
  • Jellobay
    Jellobay Posts: 38
    I'm Philip. I am old enough have records. I remember when I was little I had a stand up record player shaped like a jukebox and my favorite records were and old single of Yellow Submarine, a Star Trek story (I still have these two) and a Muppet street one. I love that last one because before you would flip it over all the characters would be worried they would fall off when you did flip it. :)

    Now my 20 year old daughter stole them all and listens to them all the time. She even hangs them on her wall. :)
  • gentsevetzak
    gentsevetzak Posts: 147 Member
    Man that recordnerd list is great!
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