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While taking a breather from politics, I was just wondering how many of you remember the first LP you ever owned? (Not necessarily bought) Bonus points for your first 45 / 7" single. Be honest, no poser answers like The Velvet Underground with Nico. I'll confess that my first LP was "The Partridge Family Album" and my first single was "Sugar Sugar" by The Archies. ( Don't count children's albums )

BobbyJaan 7 Feb 23
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The first album I bought was Stay Hungry by Twisted Sister. I think the first single was Word Up by Cameo. My musical taste went downhill from there.

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Jimmy Buffet, Changes in Lattitude. 45, something BeeGees.

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My brother talked me into signing up for Columbia house, when I was about 8, so he could get some freebies. Still remember a few from that batch - KC & The Sunshine Band's Love Rollercoaster, ELO's Face the Music, and a Jim Croce best of. As far as 45's go, I think it was either something by Jim Stafford or Leo Sayer

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My first LP was "Heart of the Piano Concerto" Jesus Maria Sanroma, pianist. My first 78 rpm single was "Autumn Leaves" with Roger Williams at the piano.

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The Beatles.

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First 45 : "Breaking up is hard to do" by Neil Sedaka; and first LP "This is Brenda" by Brenda Lee! I couldn't afford them but I requested them as birthday presents!

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My first single was Rainbow Connection by Kermit the Frog. My first album was a collection of recording by Northern English colliery brass bands... I still like that sort of thing!

Jnei Level 8 Feb 23, 2019

We have a very good local brass band in Sale. One of the advantages of living oop North.

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The Final Countdown. I fucking loved that stupid song.

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My first album was James Taylor's Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon. The double=sleeve cover was really beautiful.

My first 45 was Joe Cocker's version of You've Got A Friend. That caused an uproar in the house.

I had and loved James Taylor's Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon

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Rubber Soul. My brother in law gave it to me for mowing his yard.

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