White Zombie's La Sexorsito: Devil Music Vol. 1

I bought the yes album . Maybe 1972. I also saw them in concert that year with an unnamed warm up band at merriweather post pavilion. The warm up band was the eagles. They played take it easy and witchy woman. Two hall of fame bonds in my first concert!

The first CD I ever bought with my own piggybank savings is Wilson Philips' 1990 self-titled debut album. And to this day, their first single HOLD ON still holds a special place in my heart.

Led Zeppelin although there was folks
music and other alblums in the
house due to siblings

My 1st was Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars

I was 5 and it was Elvis Golden Hits lol

Master of Puppets

The collage and I still haven't. Bought it back in 1967 I saved my allowance for it

Trilogy. Emerson Lake and Palmer.

More of the Monkees

Damn, good question! I've bought hundreds of albums. The first one was probably some country or rap band I don't/won't listen to.

Tom Petty Greatest Hits. With my own money.

I can't remember for sure but I think it was Boston's debut album. This was the first concert I ever attended. The first album I ever received was Black Beauty when I was 8 years old, 1968. Disney made story book albums and I would read along and listen practically everyday. Still have it, and it's the only one I have left.

Seventh Sojourn by the Moody Blues.

Alright, this is embarrassing. The first album I bought with MY money, after helping a family friend do yard work, was ...

"Fallen" by Evanescence

In my defense, I was young and in the middle of a brief emo phase.

I just wish I could go back and tell somebody to ... wake me up. Wake me up inside.

The first vynil I bought was "Paul Revere" single by The Beastie Boys.

I think it was Meet The Beatles.

"Destroyer" by Kiss:

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Ooh! Bought my first vinyl album when I was 14, Kiss—Destroyer. Pretty much an indicator of my teenage years.?

The first album I bought on CD was Dark Side Of The Moon. I can't remember the first one I bought on vinyl (or, possibly, shellac). It was probably a collection of music played by Northern English colliery brass bands, which I was very into back then - I was quite a weird child.