1st record NOT CD ! 7" VINYL record you bought?

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  • runlikeananna
    runlikeananna Posts: 42 Member
    First single that was bought for me was when I was six. "My boy lollipop" I played it over and over and over.
  • gregre04
    gregre04 Posts: 91
    It was a Bay City Rollers LP, I can't remember the name of it (35 years ago)
  • grgnelson
    grgnelson Posts: 178 Member
    Wings-Live and Let Die
  • Tat2dDom0105
    Tat2dDom0105 Posts: 661
    I can't remember the first LP that i bought, but the first one i ever owned was this.........


    BIGkiss_destroyer.jpg.jpg

    I was 7, and i got it as a Christmas present.
  • MichaelYoung1976
    MichaelYoung1976 Posts: 307
    We Are The World (USA for Africa single)
  • LorinaLynn
    LorinaLynn Posts: 13,247 Member
    First album was Madonna's "Like a Virgin." Although I didn't really BUY it... I used a gift certificate I won in a costume contest at a Halloween dance in junior high.

    I didn't buy many 45s, but it was probably the Monkees' "That Was Then, This Is Now."
  • cazzer69
    cazzer69 Posts: 162 Member
    Buzzcocks - Promises.
  • Pru1943
    Pru1943 Posts: 2
    Recording by the Boston Pops Symphony Romantic Music. I fell in love with classical music listening to that record. (Besides, my boyfriend gave it to me)!
  • ladypenel
    ladypenel Posts: 88 Member
    Rubber Ball by Bobby Vee. Omg I'm so old ha ha :)
  • itsmelynn15
    itsmelynn15 Posts: 65
    Mine was "Knock on Wood" recorded by Amii Stewert. I think I bought it around 1981?? It was my favorite song to roller skate to when I was a kid...LOL
  • smilesalot1969
    smilesalot1969 Posts: 392
    Big in Japan by Alphaville. i was an 80s teen lol i still love that song
  • ScatteredThoughts
    ScatteredThoughts Posts: 3,562 Member
    Hmm. I'm not sure what the first full album was that I bought on vinyl. It might have been Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon. I remember having 45s for a number of songs that I liked.
  • 1969ned
    1969ned Posts: 219
    brilliant memories - thanks all for posting :bigsmile:
  • SmallMimi
    SmallMimi Posts: 541 Member
    1964 Beatles first success in the US market with Please Please Me on Side A and Love me Do on Side B.
  • Missjulesdid
    Missjulesdid Posts: 1,444 Member
    I want you to want me... Cheap trick.. I was five. bought it with my own money.
  • Missjulesdid
    Missjulesdid Posts: 1,444 Member
    Big in Japan by Alphaville. i was an 80s teen lol i still love that song

    I literally wore out "Forever Young" I would put it on repeat play and just let it go for hours.. My God, my poor parents.

    yes, kids back in the good old days, you could wear out your records from playing them too much... didn't help that I had a dime taped to the top of my tone arm to keep it from skipping!
  • MummyHungry
    MummyHungry Posts: 82 Member
    Bought at the same time: Don Henley's Dirty Laundry for my brother, and John Cougar's Hurts So Good for me. We played them on the same little portable record player that we were still using for the books where we'd know it was time to turn the page when Tinkerbell rings her little bells. ^_^
  • MummyHungry
    MummyHungry Posts: 82 Member
    First 45 single: "My Sharona" by The Knack

    First LP album: "Welcome To My Nightmare" by Alice Cooper

    You have excellent taste.
  • HelenDootson
    HelenDootson Posts: 443 Member
    7" Will you - Hazel O'Conner and Love on the Rocks - Neil Diamond - Vouchers for Christmas
    12" Simon and Garfunkel Live in Central Park - First pay packet for a summer job
  • avababy05
    avababy05 Posts: 930 Member
    OMG! I LOVED Adam Ant.I actually have some downloaded!...and Duran Duran
  • tj1376
    tj1376 Posts: 1,402 Member
    I remember having the McDonalds big mac song on vinyl when i was a kid. Sorry thats the only one I remember.
  • rsjohnb
    rsjohnb Posts: 215 Member
    Pump up th volume by.. MARS i think.
  • kendrafallon
    kendrafallon Posts: 1,030 Member
    Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas :bigsmile: the original track in 1984
  • BOATS52
    BOATS52 Posts: 46
    White Room Cream,
  • 1969ned
    1969ned Posts: 219
    fabulous memories :bigsmile:
  • LizHowerton
    LizHowerton Posts: 329 Member
    Simon and Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water. Was a gift from my older brother. Great album.
  • neandermagnon
    neandermagnon Posts: 7,436 Member
    Nik Kershaw, wouldn't it be good. I think I was 8 at the time lol
  • TillyNix
    TillyNix Posts: 25 Member
    Thriller by Michael Jackson
  • dmpizza
    dmpizza Posts: 3,321 Member
    Rumors......Fleetwood Mac for 4.99 at Korvettes Department Store.
  • ThomasNMn
    ThomasNMn Posts: 37
    I actually collected every 45 that hit the billboard top 40 in the 1980s, and bought some others that didn't quite make it(mostly the new wave/uk bands that were big in the 80s). Embarrassingly thou, the first 45's I bought were:

    The Wanderer - Donna Summer
    I'm Coming Out - Diana Ross
    Upside Down - Diana Ross
    He's So Shy - Pointer Sisters.

    My excuse is that it was a small record store in a small town and they didn't have much of a selection.

    Of course, it beats a gift I received from volunteering with the local baseball team. They found out I liked music and bought me some 45s(which were some of the first), including:

    He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones
    Swinging - John Anderson
    and 2 other country songs that I forget what they were

    Needless to say, I was a little bit less than thrilled with this 'gift'.

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