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[wombat]

I wonder how liking a band after they wont ever make any more music effects the experience? 

There's actually one thing that's better about it - you never have the experience of looking forward to their next album so hard and then when it comes out, finding out that you don't like it.  Live musicians, with their pesky creative freedom, can always decide to do something totally different that you don't care for. Dead (or broken-up) musicians are, like, frozen in their perfection. 

[linnea]

Hi there. My name's Nabu, and I was around when they invented gravel.

Jesus, dude! I'm 28, you're not that much older than me.

[theinevitable]

I, on the other hand, am 19. OLDSTERS!

[side_show]

Oh, wait, linnea you and I are the same age!  But you made me feel old!  At my school by the time In Utero came out Nirvana were sort of yesterday's news.  I just imagined that if In Utero was the first album you ever bought that you were much younger.  I'm sort a shocked, as I was buying albums at around the age of 11 or 12... during that horrible period of music when things were mostly just really baaaaad.  Like Roxette bad.  Like Madonna True Blue bad.

[Nabubrush]

Jesus, dude! I'm 28, you're not that much older than me.

My first 45 - 45! - was John Lennon's Watching the Wheels. I love that song still.

[AugustWest]

I, on the other hand, am 19. OLDSTERS!

GIT OFF'N MY LAWN!!!

[AugustWest]

My first 45 - 45! - was John Lennon's Watching the Wheels. I love that song still.

Don McLean -- American Pie. 

[KeithHernandez]

I first album I bought was Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits.

I was 13.

I am 22.

[Golfhaus]

The first piece of music I bought was the cassette single of George Harrison's "I Got My Mind Set on You."

The first CDs I got were the initial 8 for a Columbia House subscription. The only two I remember being a part of that were AC/DC's Back in Black and The Razor's Edge.

[smick]

The first cassette I purchased was the TMNT Motion Picture Soundtrack.

I bought it the same day I purchased William Gibson's Neuromancer in paperback.

[jaydub]

First CD for me was Joshua Tree.  The first cassette I paid for was Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith.  There were a few five-finger discounts before that one, and I think the first one I was ever given was either the Muppet Movie Soundtrack or Fantasia.  I don't remember the first vinyl I ever owned, it was probably one of those ones you could tear out of a book and play like a 45.  I remember an ABBA LP that I think my parents handed down to me so I could have something "grown up" to play.  Fernando?  Some things are probably better forgotten.

[littlefallsmets]

I don't remember my first record or cassette...

But Use Your Illusion 2 was my first CD.

I am. That awesome.

[AugustWest]

I don't remember my first record or cassette...

But Use Your Illusion 2 was my first CD.

I am. That awesome.

First CD?  REM Out of Time, bought when I bought my first CD player. 

Dang.  I just came to the startling realization that I've had children longer than I've had a CD player.

[linnea]

The first cassette I purchased was the TMNT Motion Picture Soundtrack.

I bought it the same day I purchased William Gibson's Neuromancer in paperback.

I love William Gibson.

That is all.

[theinevitable]

crazy. The CD player in my room is my parent's first CD player. It is huge.

My first CD was probably... Smash Mouth.

The first LP I bought was Led Zeppelin IV, used. For, I think, 4 dollars.
First 45-- Kodan Armada/What's Yr Damage split.