to ask what the first CD/Record/Casette you bought was?

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Inspired by the B*witched thread which has made me feel bloody old what was the first song you purchased?

Mine was The Tamperer ft Maya - Feel It

'What's she gonna look like with a chimney on her?'

The Madonna album True Blue, on cassette. I was 7

Only you by the Flying Pickets

I am old.

Pass the dutchie on the left hand side - Musical Youth. 7 inch vinyl... which I still have!

Abracadabra by the Steve Miller Band.

I was 7.

Found this (still in its paper sleeve) and my second single purchase (Fame by Irene Cara) when having a clear out at the weekend.

Rum, sodomy & the lash - The Pogues.

Telegram Sam T Rex

Whippersnappers! The first ones I got were, I'm a believer, daydream believer/last train to Clarksville, by the Monkees. My dsis bought them for my 8th birthday, she was 22 and embarrassed beyond belief.

First single - Mel & Kim Respectable 12" version on vinyl.

First album - Nirvana Nevermind on cassette.

Lily the Pink by Scaffold was the first single
First album was A Night at the Opera by Queen.

The sun always shines on Tv by a-ha

Mel and Kim FLM album

First 7" single was Madonna - "Dear Jessie" I think

Mainly just taped the charts off the radio!

Album: the smurfs go pop
Single: it's all coming back to me now - Celine Dion.

Pretty fucking gangsta, I was.

@maroonpencil actually I wasn't, I rather enjoyed the thrashy guitar bits. I even bought their follow up single, but not the album!

Bucks Fizz Greatest Hits shows age

Dvorak's New World Symphony!

I do like to remind my big grown up sons (one death metal fan, one r n b/rap fan, one electronica fan) that their first albums were Robbie Williams, Steps and Bob the Builder.

Dream by The Everley Brothers, 1959. Nearly 60 years ago.

Star Girl by McFly

No Woman No Cry - Bob Marley & The Wailers 7" Vinyl

Crazy horses by the Osmond's.

Hunting high and low - a-ha

You spin me round 7" by Dead or Alive

the mini pops !

My god wfrances that takes me back! I recall I wasn't allowed to watch the mini pops much to my chagrin because my mother deemed them 'inappropriate'.

My first record was Shakin Stevens 'Green Door'

3 Cassettes for £10ish deal at Woolworths Aqua - Barbie Girl, Billie Piper - Honey to the bee and Eminem - Stan

I still have somewhat eclectic tastes in music!