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with your own money and everything

mine was the soundtrack to weird al's UHF
when i was nine.
(wore that fukin thing out)

SPATULA CITY!! SPATULA CITY!!! !!!SPATULA CITY!!!

hee.

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Madonna's self-titled debut(because I thought she was pretty)
I was probably 6 or 7 years old.

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Moving this to the proper forum, Fms ...

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sorry *slaps self* for not paying proper attention

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Don't remember the first cassette I bought. First CD I ever bought was 4 Non Blondes' Bigger Better Faster More. I still love that CD.

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mine was vinyl

that makes me.. cooler.. well. uh. actually.. older, than you.

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Beatles - Let it Be

my brother and i bought it together.

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hmm when karen was 7 i was 5 and when i was five it was 1985
soooo.....umm*lost train of thought* DAMNITERERMm@!

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and when I was 4, you were 2 and = 0

yeah.
(and that would be 1984 when I was 7, btw)

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I bought five LP's at the same time:

Iron Butterfly -- Inagadadavida
Sly & The Family Stone -- Greatest Hits
Jethro Tull -- Aqualung (Not for sure if that was the name of album)
Grand Funk Railroad -- Closer To Home
Crosby, Stills & Nash (The one with Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, etc. on it)

First 45's I bought were:

Robert Parker -- Barefootin' (forgotten the flip side)
Lovin' Spoonful -- Summer In The City (forgotten the flip side)

Amen.

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Location: NH
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Kiss - Destroyer

I think it was 1976.

I still have it, the cover is ragged and the vinyl skips in a few spots. There are some anthems on that album.

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Weird Al Yankovic vinyl.

couldn't for the life of me tell you which one, I saved up my allowance for that one dammit!

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I'm not absolutely positive. I think either Weird Al's Even Worse, or Poison's Open Up and Say Ah. Maybe something earlier, but if so I don't remember what.

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The First Record would have been the Ringo Starr 45 with "You're 16" and "Devil Woman" on it. Don't remember much more.
First Cassette was Bryan Adams - Waking up the Neighbours
First CD - Counting Crows - August and Everything After

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