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¿Question #4963?
ssmooth: What was the first recorded music you ever bought?

ocdspectrum: Prince’s Lets Go Crazy, on a 45.
BOBBYCAN: Aerosmith, probably.
shikosaki: Five Iron Frenzie: Quantity is Job 1
Woelf: That's too long ago to remember for sure, but I think it may have been a 'Weird' Al Yankovic CD.
pwilz: Who's Greatest Hits.
Vistathon: Probably the Smurf song.
ttron64: "Watson, come here. I need you."
arcweldx: Genesis (Abacab)...soon replaced by the Clash (Combat Rock).
daveroswell: Something from Juice Newton
masis: Bomfunk MC's - In Stereo (CD)
MadBrad: Queen - Night at the Opera
zemus: 'white lines' by grand master someone or other
MisterCranky: Pretty sure it was "Spiders and Snakes" by Mac Davis.
FNH1: "Its my party" by Barbara Gaskin
kensheffield: I think it was Snoopy vs the Red Baron, I love that song!
NinjaPirateAssassin: Nirvana - Nevermind
Diamat: 'Rattus Norvegicus' by the Stranglers.
dogzard: 8-track "An evening with John Denver"
Rliyen: Adam and the Ants: Kings of the Wild Frontier
chockle: Beatles Blue Album
emmersonpoole: The best of the Shadows
bigbadsteve: the bangles-walk like an egyptian
Sisyphus1563: Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Question the Answers
aleo09: can;t remember
DHEK: Hmmm... I think it was an Enya CD.
mats-k: Absolute Dance 2
Elf__Man: Warrant.
Benzebub: Get the Knack, by The Knack. Boy, was that crap.
Onionking: Duran Duran
thesama: Michael Jackson's Thriller
Ebon Wendigo: I think it was Jethro Tull's "Warchild"
POvidiusNaso: It was a 12-pack, and I forget most of them, but Def Leppard's Pyromania was in there.
Leo-T: Black Sabbath - Paranoid
signjc: Smiths - Louder than Bombs
Tina and Steve: It was probably a Kansas Album
ZombyDawg: Snoopy and His Friends, The Royal Guardsmen - the album
Grimwold: Dire Straits - Alchemy (live)
Beelzebub: Supertramp's "Breakfast in America"
brainrob: Tubular Bells
m . a b e: the Joshua Tree by U2
vampywife: something country
Dorque: Weird Al in 3D.
SteveK2: My first LP was "Meet the Monkees" (when it was 1st released) - in my defense, I should add I was 11 at the time.
kdiddy13: "Back to the Future" soundtrack
ralpheous: GO West by the Village People. $0.10 at a garage sale.
dietevil: Wham's "Make it Big". I was in 3rd or 4th grade!
scriptorum: Some K-Tel hits LP. I think it had Blondie and The Who on it...
Helenoftroy: Aerosmith Greatest Hits
Cavedog_pdx: Pet Shop Boys - Please (on tape, not CD!)
pauljh: Close encounters of the Third Kind on Tape
orodreth: Don't make me answer this one.
Stephen Glenn: Barry Manilow Live. I wanted to buy KC and the Sunshine Band's Greatest Hits, but the store was out. My sister talked me into buying Barry. It actually wasn't a bad album and I was a Manilow fan for a long time after that.
skrutsch: The first album I really wanted was Silly Songs.
Gialmere: Abbey Road
Randy Cox: As a little tot, my father drove to Mercury News in Spartanburg SC and had either me or my brother go in and purchase the single Que Sera Sera. That would have been in the mid-1960s. I purchased something a couple of years later with my own money--might have been Sonny & Cher single where the back side was "Hello."
puffinge: I think it was Bobby Vinton's Greatest Hits, but please don't make me admit that.
djlg: I think it a green-vinyl single of Kermit the Frog singing "Its not easy being green".
twixter: The Beatles album "Rubber Soul" (when it first came out)
rrc1230: I used to get a $1 a week from my grandmother to buy one 45 at the mall. First was probably "Yesterday Once More" by the Carpenters.
ssmooth: Meet the Beatles
slapdash: hmm i think it was beastie boys license to ill
Gecko23: Twisted Sister: Stay Hungry. Sad but true.
ctgamer: Iron Butterfly - god i'm old
javelin98: A Beach Boys tape in fifth grade.
Igloo cool: Hall and Oats Greatest Hits
Dr. No: a record of The Mud in early 70ies; can't recall the title
jellospike: Collective Soul (Blue Album) and The Police
willow19460: Blondie
skelebone: I think I first received Culture Club - Colour by Numbers as a gift, but I can't recall what I bought first.
Lord_Prussian: Men at Work or Billy Joel IIRC
Dave: Assuming my parent bought me all my Beach Boys albums when I was younger, it would be Blizzard of Ozz.
chaddyboy_2000: I have no idea.
CDRodeffer: A Loony Tunes album with songs like "I taut I taw a puddy tat" on it.
Spielfreak: A 45 by Ricky Nelson titled: Garden Party
jttm: No idea.
sos1: Songs of the Pogo in 1956. I still have it!
heli: already answered