First record you ever bought ? (45 & LP & CD)

I did a quick search and couldn't find a similar thread...but maybe that's my old brain missing the obvious (probably)

I think most people remember the first record they ever bought...or were given.

Now is the time for you to fess up and confirm your age group to all on this community. Be honest please...don't just post the vinyl that you dreamt were your first IE Beatles etc..

For the record my first 45 was "T - Rex : The Groover", first LP was "The Wombles - Remember You're a Womble" and the first CD was "Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense"

The actual first LP I was given was "Holst - The Planets"...hated the thing with a passion.

Post if you dare...

 

45: Hard Day's Night. The Beatles
LP: Yesterday and Today. The Beatles
CD: Ingenue. k.d.lang (I was a late adopter of CDs)

 

45: Help. The Beatles
LP: Yesterday and Today. The Beatles (i was about 13)
CD: Ingenue. k.d.lang (I was a late adopter of CDs)

 

45: Help. The Beatles
LP: Yesterday and Today. The Beatles (i was about 13)
CD: Ingenue. k.d.lang (I was a late adopter of CDs)

 

45: Help. The Beatles
LP: Yesterday and Today. The Beatles (i was about 13)
CD: Ingenue. k.d.lang (I was a late adopter of CDs)

 

45: Hard Day's Night. The Beatles
LP: Yesterday and Today. The Beatles
CD: Ingenue. k.d.lang (I was a late adopter of the medium)

 

First given - it's all over now Rolling Stones
First bought - coz I luv you Slade
First LP bought - collection of Beatles oldies

 

First given - it's all over now Rolling Stones
First bought - coz I luv you Slade
First LP bought - collection of Beatles oldies
First CD - face value Phil Collins

 

First given - it's all over now Rolling Stones
First bought - coz I luv you Slade
First LP bought - collection of Beatles oldies
First CD - face value Phil Collins

 

Given: Rolled Gold - The Rolling Stones (cassette)
45: "Start Me Up"/"No Use In Crying" - The Rolling Stones
LP: It's Only Rock 'N' Roll - The Rolling Stones
CD: Led Zeppelin (the 4 CD box that came out in 1990) - Led Zeppelin

 

45 - Mike Oldfield: Moonlight Shadow
LP - Bruce Springsteen: The River
CD - Elton John: Greatest Hits (the 1974 one)

 

45 - Helmut Zacharias Orchestra‬ - "Tokyo Melody"
LP - Groundhogs - "Split"
CD - the first one was a prize (Hendrix: Ultimate Experience) and I can't remember my first purchase

 

First LP: DSOTM
First CDs: REM/Reckoning and Floyd/Delicate Sound of Thunder

 

First LP: DSOTM
First CDs: REM/Reckoning and Floyd/Delicate Sound of Thunder

 

45: "Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane" - The Beatles (stinky orange Capitol label with white logo on the bottom)

LP: "Hey Jude" - The Beatles (stinky orange Capitol label)

CD: "Let It Be" - The Beatles (first day of issue)

 

45: double barrel by dave and ansil collins
LP: slade alive.
can't recall my first cd, didn't seem as important.

 

45: Sunday Girl - Blondie
LP: Reggatta de Blanc - The Police
CD: The Wall - PInk Floyd

Still got them all, and they're not in bad shape, considering...

 

What about first cassette?

I bought cassettes long before I bought LPs or CDs.

 

First LP - Beach Boys, "Pet Sounds" album, when it first came out, at a drugstore in Costa Mesa, Ca. Couldn't believe what I heard, wow!
First Cd - Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here"
First cassette - Never bought one.

 

Fire away dude. Personally, I never bought any.

 

Cassette: "Help!" (US Version) - The Beatles

 

45 - The Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Women

LP - The Beatles The Beatles

CD - REM Out Of Time

 

Given:
Queen - A Day at the Races
Madness - One Step Beyond

Bought:
Wings Greatest
Abba Greatest Hits vol 2
Bowie - Ashes to Ashes 7" (man I love that song)

 

Your 1st album thread here:
http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/can-you-actually-remember-your-first-album.346382/

 

LP - Mickey Mouse Disco (? Lol I have no idea. But I bought a bunch of these kinds of records as a kid)
CD - Never Mind the Bullocks Here's the Sex Pistols

I really can't remember my first 45. I can't believe so many of you can. Lol I bought a lot as a kid. And I was a cassette kid as I got a little older. I went from kid LPs to cassettes. And again, no idea what my first tape was. The only first that sticks in my mind was the Bullocks CD. It was a big deal when I got my first CD player for Xmas and that is the CD I HAD to have.