What was the first LP you bought with your own money???
What was the first LP you bought with your own money???
MickeyMac, you may not know this, but this part of the forum is usually reserved for Detroit-specific postings. The Non-Detroit part of the forum is a better place to post general, pop culture type stuff.
Relevance to Detroit? Move this and First 45 to Connect, please.
Fats Dominos Greatest Hits...
Golden Biscuits by Three Dog Night
Kinks-Size by The Kinks
I dunno, but I got twelve of 'em for a penny.
I might be able to list them all.
Beach Boys-Endless Summer
Beach Boys-Spirit of America
James Taylor's-Greatest Hits
Styx-The Grand Illusion
Boston's first
Foreigner's first
Stevie Wonder-Songs in the Key of Life
Thin Lizzy-Breakout
Foghat's first
Fleetwood-Mac Rumors
Queen-A Night at the Opera
Van Morrison-Moondance
Not bad for a twelve year-old, huh?!
Within three years, I already owned $3k worth of hifi...in high school! I guess it was pre-ordained that I end up in the hifi business.
Cheers, fun memories.
First album? Gershiwn ...Rapsody in Blue and An American in Paris.
yeah, I know, a little unusual.
Creedence Clearwater Revival -- Bayou Country
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It lasted a week or two. Someone stole it from my locker...
Cat Stevens
catch a bull at four
Meet the Beatles
I actually honestly don't remember. I was [[and still am) so much into music and my family had bought me several already since the days of my very early childhood and there was a period of overlap so I'm not sure I remember which was the first purchased with my own money. But some of the earliest ones I remember are the Harry Simeone Christmas pageant album "The Little Drummer Boy" and the Van Cliburn Red Seal recording of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto #1 [[which remains one of my all-time favorite classical pieces and, for that matter, one of my all-time favorite pieces of music of any type).
Garcia. It's probably still in the basement. Boxes of vinyl are incredibly heavy. I can't believe I lugged that stuff all over the country for so many years.
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. It's still my favorite, remember " Lovely Rita " ?
The Frost -- Rock & Roll Music, circa 1969.
Didn't buy that one myself, my sister did, but what a great album. I was a Three Dog Night nut when I was about 10-12, still love em. Even dressed like one of them [[Cory Wells I think, possibly Chuck Negron) for a while when I was in 5th-6th grade, after seeing him on an album cover with white shirt, white pants, black belt and boots.
Also my first, though I don't think it was with my own money - not sure which one that was. My sister and I got enough money from our parents to buy an album, probably 1969 or so. We'd been Beatles nuts since 1964, and a brother had Meet The Beatles back then for a while, so we had to have it again.
Wah-Watusi by The Orlons. It was, I think, 1962.
The Supremes Greatest Hits.
DOA - Bloodrock
"Workin' My Way Back To You" by The Four Seasons.
Hey Ravine, are you going to the picnic?
I can't remember the first LP I bought with my own money, but the first one I remember that was mine and not my brother's was probably this one:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...0:hbfyxq9gldhe
Ray1936,
What was your first 78???
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