Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Vinyl


My first album was Peter Frampton's Frampton Comes Alive.

Jeff's first album was Def Leppard's Pyromania.

And now, Bob has his first album - Cold Play's Mylo Xyloto.

What was yours?

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  1. Cold Play is on vinyl? Weird.
    My first album was inherited from my brother. I was 4 when he gave me his copy of The Birds, The Bees, and The Monkees.

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  2. Happy Together by the Turtles. I was 7.

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  3. Sing it Again Rod (Whiskey Glass cover) - Rod Stewart

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  4. K-TEL compilation "Dancer" http://www.flickr.com/photos/ktelqueen/354593090/

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  5. With Aptos as my hometown, I was by ordinance required to buy the Eagles, "The Long Run."

    Gm.

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  7. Pat Benatar "Live." I still love vinyl more than the other options.

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  8. My first album was Captain & Tennile followed by 2nd album, Black Sabbath. Times....they were a changin!

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  9. Saturday Night Fever! I didn't know what to pick so Mom pushed me to that because it had just come out. I played the heck out of that thing though!

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  10. Saturday Night Fever! I didn't know what to pick so Mom pushed me to that because it had just come out. I played the heck out of that thing though!

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  11. Saturday Night Fever! I didn't know what to pick so Mom pushed me to that because it had just come out. I played the heck out of that thing though!

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  12. Saturday Night Fever! I didn't know what to pick so Mom pushed me to that because it had just come out. I played the heck out of that thing though!

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  13. "How much is that doggy in the window"...it was a 45. Played it on my little white suitcase record player.

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  14. First record I ever got was "500 Miles" by the Proclaimers. I didn't understand that it was supposed to be a sad song. First album I ever bought with my own money was Rick Springfield's "Working Class Dog." I understood that "Jesse's Girl" was a sad song.

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  15. K-Tel presents "Rockin' round the clock" with Big Bopper and Chubby Checkers.

    I have ALWAYS loved 50's music.

    BTW, this is ultracool. Can't wait to show Baby E in the morning.

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  16. i love this!!!

    disney's "brer rabbit and tar baby" on vinyl, before i had a choice. then, debbie gibson's "electric youth" when i was old enough to choose. not sure which is worse.

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