Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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Same here.
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[Music] 1st Album you brought
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Same here.
swindonseagull
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Genesis Trick of the tail
scooter1
How soon is now?
The Jam - Dig The New Breed
Ha!
Madness was my first own record. I,listened to stevie wonder, Steve Miller, bob Marley, blondie, queen etc, but they were my parents records. We did have the muppets album, but that was a family record, not mine, and must have predated madness. My parents were in their 20's in the 70's so,still pretty cool, and still have better taste in music than most people!
Madness was my first own record. I,listened to stevie wonder, Steve Miller, bob Marley, blondie, queen etc, but they were my parents records. We did have the muppets album, but that was a family record, not mine, and must have predated madness. My parents were in their 20's in the 70's so,still pretty cool, and still have better taste in music than most people!
My,parents had night at the opera, I used to listen to it, some of it, including the photos of the band I found quite scary. I was about 5 or 6.
As an aside, when I was about 10 I went to a fancy dress birthday party as Gary Numan, dressed exactly like that, with white face makeup and the same hairdo.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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My son (who was about 6 or 7) got really scared when we put Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds on when he was in bed one night and came downstairs to ask us to turn it off. Completely off topic but your post reminded me, hadn’t thought about it for years.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Have to ask how old you were...
Dave the OAP
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I just found that picture on google. I was sure the one I had, had a different cover.
Dave the OAP
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Along with selling England by the pound , this is my favourite Genesis album.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
Christmas Presents 1978?
That's Life - sham 69
Parrell Lines - Blondie
by this time I was heavly into the Stranglers so they didn't get alot of air time
can't remember for sure which Stranglers album I paid hard cash for first (one of the first 3)
newspaper rounds didn't pay that well back then
back then we really didn't buy too many records,somebody would have one and it got passed around
That's Life - sham 69
Parrell Lines - Blondie
by this time I was heavly into the Stranglers so they didn't get alot of air time
can't remember for sure which Stranglers album I paid hard cash for first (one of the first 3)
newspaper rounds didn't pay that well back then
back then we really didn't buy too many records,somebody would have one and it got passed around
I imagine the original is pretty rare, but at least if you bought a second hand copy none of the proceeds will go to Jonathan king.
Entangled is one of my favourite songs
“"Stop me from dreaming!"
"Don't be absurd!"
Dave the OAP
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Steve Hackett Genesis revisited versions are also damn good
Marching to the promised land
Where the honey flows and takes you by the hand,
Pulls you down on your knees,
While you're down a pool appears.
The face in the water looks up,
And she shakes her head as if to say
That it's the last time you'll look like today.
dejavuatbtn
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Beatles for Sale from Kemp and Turners in Carlton Terrace Portslade was the first I physically bought with money received for Christmas.
It was either,
Master of reality, Black Sabbath,
Or
Himself, Gilbert O’Sullivan.
I can’t remember which was first, I bought both about the same time. I don’t know which one is most embarrassing now, but a pretty wide taste in music even then. Funnily enough, my first gigs were either Slade, or Sweet, I went to one of them one week, and the other a week or so later, but, I can’t remember which was first.
First single was, The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde, by Georgie Fame.
As an aside, someone mentions the Mini pops albums , my niece was the Kylie Minogue on the about 1989 version.
Master of reality, Black Sabbath,
Or
Himself, Gilbert O’Sullivan.
I can’t remember which was first, I bought both about the same time. I don’t know which one is most embarrassing now, but a pretty wide taste in music even then. Funnily enough, my first gigs were either Slade, or Sweet, I went to one of them one week, and the other a week or so later, but, I can’t remember which was first.
First single was, The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde, by Georgie Fame.
As an aside, someone mentions the Mini pops albums , my niece was the Kylie Minogue on the about 1989 version.
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For years I thought it said “bluebells come in every size” instead of “Blue girls” Ripples is another great song,
wigman
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1st album by the Clash.
Epic album and still playbit now on a regular basis.
Epic album and still playbit now on a regular basis.
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