DaveH Posted yesterday at 08:23 AM Posted yesterday at 08:23 AM What was the first album you ever bought? For me (I was 13), it was this one: 4 Quote
Submariner85 Posted yesterday at 08:58 AM Posted yesterday at 08:58 AM I bought a used copy of Kiss Alive 2 at a flea market for a few dollars of my own money. I was probably in the 3rd or 4th grade. 4 Quote
Dave Scepter Posted yesterday at 11:28 AM Posted yesterday at 11:28 AM When I was young, I had a lot of albums that were given to me from various family members, but with my own money I purchased KISS Alive 6 Quote
mathman Posted yesterday at 11:50 AM Posted yesterday at 11:50 AM (edited) 11 year old kid and loved the look of this cover. Sly and the Family Stone. There's a Riot going on. Led to me like funk and bass. Bought at a Ben Franklin Five and Dime store. Edited 21 hours ago by mathman 6 1 Quote
veatch Posted yesterday at 12:45 PM Posted yesterday at 12:45 PM Great topic. I wish my answer was more cool like what's above... : / Mine was this. Lots of lame on this thing, but it did have some gems - Long Cool Woman and All the Young Dudes if I recall. In my defense, my brother talked me into it. I was 5 at the time... 6 Quote
seeker Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago I honestly dont remember. My older brother had just gone off to college when I got the bug, so blew through his collection first. Bands that had either broken up or died; Beatles then Jimi. If this wasn't the first, it would have been in the first five. Eventually saw him live with his original lineup. 7 Quote
Disturber Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago First album on cassette, recorded from LPs: A side - Rolling Stones Rolled Gold. B - side Beatles Sgt Pepper. (long gone, wore it out) First real album I got that was from the music store: cassette with Rod Stewart - Atlantic Crossing. (still have it) First LP I got for my birthday: ABBA - Greatest hits. (still have it) First album that I bought myself (actually my parents helped me buy it): KISS - ALIVE (still have it) 2 Quote
RobB Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago (edited) Either, “Jackson 5’s Greatest Hits”, or, “Elton John’s G/H.” Once I got Beatles, “Hey Jude” compilation, there was no turning back. Edited 17 hours ago by RobB 2 Quote
RobB Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 3 minutes ago, Disturber said: Whoa! “Alive”, with the Euro Kiss logo! How cool is that? 4 Quote
hamerhead Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 2 hours ago, RobB said: Whoa! “Alive”, with the Euro Kiss logo! How cool is that? Never knew there was such a thing. Why? Quote
RobB Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 13 minutes ago, hamerhead said: Never knew there was such a thing. Why? It was (or is) illegal in Germany to display NSDAP imagery. I don’t know if it is illegal in other countries. The, “SS”, in the Kiss logo is verboten, so they had to use the other font. I can respect their decision on the imagery. I mean, you don’t want the kinder tying their shoes in little knot-zies, now do ya? 1 3 Quote
svl Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago First with my own coin, the fabulous K-Tel Fantastic 22! 3 Quote
Travis Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago As the youngest of 4, I spent all the years up to my preteens listening to my older siblings records and cassettes. This album came out in June 1991, 1 month before my 13th birthday and it was the first (CD) I ever bought. Still my favorite of the Sammy era. 1 Quote
Brooks Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (edited) I had a bunch a 8 tracks from Columbia House (Kiss, Frampton, BTO, etc) but the 1st album I actually paid for myself was this comp I found in the cut out bin, probably 5th or 6th grade; Edited 1 hour ago by Brooks 1 Quote
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