your first cd

Great question! I remember mine, it was Bete Noire by Brian Ferry (Roxy Music). And coincidentally, that's my 'tar.

Very good question....but, how in the world do y'all remember the first CD you bought? I don't have the foggest idea.

It was Garth Brooks I think. But don't be asking about the 8 track, or cassette tapes.

Very good question....but, how in the world do y'all remember the first CD you bought? I don't have the foggest idea.

I guess I"m kind of a geek when it comes to music. I actually remember my first album I bought! Grand Funk's E Pluribus Funk.
Even Mr. JR remembers his too, The Fifth Dimension. Quite a contrast in our tastes at that time.

Mine was Linda Rondstadt's Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like The Wind.
Hubby's was a Willie Nelson greatest hits album.

Christopher Cross.

How about your first 45? Wipeout by the Safaries.

for some reason i only remember my first cd ... i do know one of the first albums was a gene autry album that had rudolph on it...

How about your first 45? Wipeout by the Safaries.

"Do You Love Me?" by The Contours. I had an older cousin whom I really thought was cool, and she was teaching me how to dance. I thought I was so cool, too.

I do remember and now I am so embarrassed but hey- I was a kid I bought it with my Turtle's token my brother had gotten me for my bday- he was so ashamed...

Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch!

How about your first 45? Wipeout by the Safaries.

Motown stuff. My older cousin shared her Supremes collection. Baby Love was my favorite.

First 45: Crocodile Rock

First vinyl album (not counting the Disney ones my mom bought me): Bay City Rollers

First CD - my bf at the time bought my first CD player and a CD to go with it - Phil Collins, No Jacket Required.

I remember we were all enthralled on how clear the sound was on a CD - and you could listen to it in the car, AND you could skip to the track you wanted!!!

Our kids are SO spoiled...

I don't recall the first CD or cassette which I purchased, but my first 8-track album was Michael Jackson, "Off the Wall."

I don't recall the first CD or cassette which I purchased, but my first 8-track album was Michael Jackson, "Off the Wall."

CD: Bruce Springsteen.

SJ, I still have my vinyl album of Michael Jacksons "Off The Wall".

My daughter just produced her first cd...her art is also on the cover ...so (your first cd) caught my eye.




Proud MaMa

Ok. New Kids On The Block - Hanging Tough. I was pretty upset that Christmas because I wanted a 'double' tape boom box. But I got a CD player instead. What can I say? My parents where ahead of the times!:roll: :roll:

How about your first 45? Wipeout by the Safaries.

Now this one I remember. I Want to Hold Your Hand.....Beatles

Now this one I remember. I Want to Hold Your Hand.....Beatles

Nice one!

Very good question....but, how in the world do y'all remember the first CD you bought? I don't have the foggest idea.

Me either dbuck. I do however remember the first 45 I bought. For you youngens that's a big black cd with a big hole in the middle of it.

First vinyl: The Beatles, "Meet The Beatles"
First 8-track: Led Zeppelin, "Led Zeppelin IV" ... Stairway To Heaven, etc.
First cassette: Probably Jackson Browne, "Running On Empty"

Um...Living Color. "Cult of Personality"
Second, Paula Abdul!

My first CD was L.A. Woman by The Doors.

My first CD was L.A. Woman by The Doors.

The Doors.

First 45 I am sure was something by Elvis and probably LP vinyl too. Even though I did have an LP by Fats Domino too that I got for Christmas.

Funny how you never just went out and bought them, at least not in my family, it has to be a special occassion.

First CD, probably Frank Sinatra.

can't remember first CD ,but first album Steppenwolf "The Pusher" I got a older cousin to buy it for me when I was in the 10th grade, when I played it she was soo mad at the language in it. I though it was soo cool. I'd had lots of 45's before that. but I'll always remember The Pusher" I don't think I even knew what a pusher was pushing back then. Years later I called someones brother's friend that and they laughted and informed me they were not called that any longer. Oh well