What was the first record/cd/etc you bought?

[ShyTalk]

Mine was War by Edwin Starr. This sounds quite cool, but wasn't - I stood terrified with my friend in the record shop. She told me to buy that and then we could get out, so I did. Circa 1975. Took me a number of years to appreciate the song.

99 red balloons by Nena

Wake Me Up Before You Go - Wham.
On a vinyl single.
I was 7

OOH Drusilla - I NEED to be 13 again!

When I was a teen at horse riding school, all the other girls were buying Donny Osmond - Puppy Love and David Cassidy - Cherish. I thought they were yuk then, and time has not changed my mind . I preferred Donna (10CC) or Children of the Revolution (TRex). With the benefit of hindsight, none would make it to the CD rack of maturity

weepootle - seriously? A very sophisticated choice, congratulations.

Thanks ShyTalk .

My fisrt single was "Respectable" by Mel and Kim. Used to do teh dance in the playground.

Don't remember first album. Probably one of the now compliations.

A special treat for mynaughtylittlesister And everyone else who remembers the 70's...

Even more dating than name threads. Heavy Horses - Jethro Tull.

I think they're on Now 318 , a bit like Rocky films. I remember the Now albums (vinyl, OMG, old, old, old (knacker?!) except the ones I remember were Now 15 or similar. Wish I was young again and could get excited about a new album. Hmm, maybe not - DD is 14 and doesn't seem to be excited by albums - not in the same way I used to be, anyway,

Mine was Bright Eyes by Art Garfunkel - from the film with the bunnies.

I think I bought all of David Soul's singles.

I also had the first Now album - on cassette.

Portofino - I had forgotten that one (how could I?). It was never one of mine, but I must remind my Mum, who had a weird David Soul admiration at that time. She's so gonna love me for bringing back the memory

David Soul! My friend though one of his singles was called "Don't give up on a spaceship!"

squeaver - have you had wine, or are you just honest?

I have been {sadly} watching Wham! videos on YouTune. I never realised that Andrew Ridgely never even such as "mimed" a word, let alone sung one! I am quite shocked. I always remembered him being an integral part. Even Pepsi and Shirley didn't get much of a look in - right from the beginning it is ALL George.

The Tams - Hey Girl Don't Bother Me. ( and they haven't really ever since....).

Mine was Stand And Deliver, too. I was three and won a record token in a dancing contest at my brother's school fete! I remember my dad taking me to the record shop and pointing to it above the counter, it was number one at the time.

Portofino - also Pepsi & Shirley on the Paul Young stuff - not a look in for them.

My eternal shame is "the pushbike song"
by the Mixtures ( I think they were Aussie). I loved this, heaven only knows why. This is the absolute pits of music appreciation, unless you can go lower?

Yazz and the plastic population - the only way is up [cringe]

First single was 'Babylon's Burning' by The Ruts.

First album was X-Ray Spex.

I was dead cool. (I'm also very old.)

Other sad records that i like are "let's live it up" - another aussie one , and
that Patsy Cline one, think it's called "Crazy" Yes, that's the name.

Aagh, I'm never going to live it down, am I?!

As you can see, SMS, I started off cool and it has all been going downhill ever since