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I guess in the days of cheap and easy downloads, the first record people buy now may not stick in the memory the way it did with older generations. Any younger folks on here say different?

 

Anyway, I digress. In my experience, first record purchases can later prove different to the music you go on to enjoy, and in fact often a little embarrassing.

 

Me? It was 1976 and I remember hearing Britain's answer to ABBA on the crackly AM radio in my Dad's mk3 Cortina and knew I HAD to have the single.

 

 

:blush:

 

I think I redeemed myself slightly a few years later with this South African (Clout, I kid you not) girl band's biggest UK hit.

 

 

And then I changed tack completely and just about every record I bought in the 80's was heavy rock :Rock: :rock:

 

Anyone else got any cheesey skeletons on the music cupboard?

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As you know Scott, I really don't 'do' music as a whole, but I do remember the very 1st single I bought like it was yesterday.. Ghost Town by The Specials. No idea of year but as I was born in 1970, I would say it was about 1979? I know it was current No1.

 

Today, the only music I will listen to is either Coldplay or the BeeGees with a bit of Bastille or Dire Straits on the side :lol:

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I remember buying my first single....err ........Soft Cell, Say Hello Wave Goodbye. TBH (attempting to form some sort of defence!!) I was drawn to it by the cover, literally. I wanted to copy the cover in pencil.

Sometimes you forget important stuff but hold onto the strangest memories lol!!

 

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I also remember buying Showaddywaddy's greatest hits, that was cool lol!!

 

 

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I can't remember my first single but I did buy the kids from fame album, I'll get my coat!

If anybody asks I don't know you!!.......kids from fame I ask you, ...dear oh dear

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I've got fame again too, that was like the follow on album because the first one did so well! I bet you're all deny watching too !

How can it have done so well ? It only sold one of each and you got both of them !!.....your unique

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All you whippersnappers, don't remember them doing 'singles' in 78s ?.......LOL

I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark and guess that yours was this, but played on one of these :mrgreen:

 

 

 

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The thing they have in connection with today's music is when they wanted winding up again they produced the music of today, can't understand a bloody word and its crap

Here's another thing about today's music artists, how many of them will stand the distance?

 

For example, in 1965, Judith Durham and the Seekers. No auto tune and Her voice and tone pitch perfect and beautifully clear:

 

 

45 years later, yes that's nearly half a century later! Still nails it live on stage!

 

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If anybody asks I don't know you!!.......kids from fame I ask you, ...dear oh dear

Hang on a minute, you've got an mgb! Now who doesn't know who?

 

 

 

 

Freak!!!!!!!!!

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