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over a year ago
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"you should always remember the first record you ever bought whether it be 7" or lp on vinyl or maybe cassette or now cd ,
mine was was Paper Lace - Billy dont be a hero 45p"
Christ that 's dear. Mine was 6/11d |
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Tumble Connection by Elton John, bought it from Virgin records when it was just a real flea pit of a shop at the bottom of the Moor in Sheffield....The sort of place your mother banned you from going to..lol  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Paper Lace ... Billy dont be a hero. Wow I loved that!
My first record bought when I was 16 was "we don't have to take our clothes off" by Jermaine Stewart.
Oh how things change!??  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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wait for it so embarrasing i am ashamed to admit it
"Gotta pull myself together" The Nolans sisters.
In my defence I was about 8 and bought it with my birthday money and I had yet to develop any musical tastes whatsoever. |
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over a year ago
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Dollar Rock N Roller Disco (Boomtown Rats, Sparks, Buggles etc) on vinyl. I bought it from a carboot sale for 25p when I was 11. I still have it in my collection today and cherish it! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Walk- The Cure..
A pal of mine reckons that the 45 I own is now worth a few euro as it's from the initial release!
I'll not be parting with it, it's a classic!
Bippy x |
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By *ertngladCouple
over a year ago
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First album i bought was "The Magnificant Moodies" by The Moody Blues, It has their "Go Now" track on it and i could only get it in Mono. My first single (I think) was Jeff Becks "Love is Blue" followed by "HI ho silver lining" on the origional label, and still got them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Spirit in the Sky by Doctor and the Medics. "
damn had the original Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum but the first record I ever bought was The Tokens with The Lion Sleeps tonight on RCA Victor, not as some people think the Inkspots or The Chipmunk or any of the 78s in my collection I bought them later
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By (user no longer on site)
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i carnt remember my first album i bought but i doo remember a bad christmas present i got of a aunt i was about 15yrs old and got a original walkman and a tape of boys II men album i didnt now who they were but just smiled and said thankyou |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"you should always remember the first record you ever bought whether it be 7" or lp on vinyl or maybe cassette or now cd ,
mine was was Paper Lace - Billy dont be a hero 45p"
i remember tons of stuff and remember buying my first records during my lunchbreak from Sat job at Woolies. Can't remember what it was though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A 45 RPM single of Chuck Berry “My Ding-a-Ling”…
Although I have to say….....cough-cough...ahem....honestly,,,I only wanted it for the B-side which was a really rockin version of Johnny B. Goode…. Even as a little kid I was So Cool man !!!….. teehee,,,haha
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Two little boys by Rolf Harris.LOL I can't remember what age I was but know mum took me to buy it.
Then it was Prince Charming by Adam and the ants. That was when I got into teen music and saved my paper round money for it. It was 75p from Woolies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"First album i bought was "The Magnificant Moodies" by The Moody Blues, It has their "Go Now" track on it and i could only get it in Mono. My first single (I think) was Jeff Becks "Love is Blue" followed by "HI ho silver lining" on the origional label, and still got them."
the moody blues were a great band and still touring to this day.go now remanes there only chart topper (1964) in spite of recording classics like nights in white satin and question |
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1st record I ever owned was Stand and Deliver by Adam Ant. (I was 5 years old at the time and my dad bought it me, the 7" single on the CBS label.) 1st single I ever bought myself was I wanna sexx you up by Color me Badd...lolol summer of 1991, cost £1.69 from Woolies |
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First record anyone bought me was by Benny Hill - Ernie (The fastest milkman in the west)
An album of Pinky and Perky's Hit Parade 
And the 1st single I ever bought was My Coo Ca Choo - by Alvin Stardust - 45p |
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