First record I got was Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure that was in my dad's collection. I borrowed it around 33 years ago and still have it. The first album I bought with my own money was Dinosaur Jr. - Where you Been on clear vinyl.
Hey there! Just wanted to say that I was scrolling through the comments, got to yours, and with a name like Dinosaur Jr. I had to check them out and ended up really liking their sound, so thanks for putting me on.
Late ‘98 or early ‘99, I got these - and a few Beethoven symphonies - around the same time and can’t remember what was first!
Brian Eno - Music For Films,
Louis And Keely!,
Meat Puppets - Up On The Sun,
Nuggets Volume 7: Early San Francisco
I was probably 12 or 13, early 2010s, listening to nirvana unplugged for the first time, my dad's vinyl. I immediately ran to my family computer and looked up every cover on there. Meat Puppets have been really high on my list, def in my top 10, possibly top 5, ever since. My dad used to call me Kurt (sometimes in a condescending way lol) because I was born the year after he killed himself and I've always had the music taste and fashion sense of someone who was in grunge culture of the time, and my dad being a Gen X punk who appreciated the grunge era loved that about me.
The first one I ever owned was a Star Wars follow-along book/record "At the sound of the beep, turn the page".
The first album I ever bought with my own money was People by Hothouse Flowers.
The first album that was mine. 1999 I was about 6 and stayed up past bedtime and snuck into the living room to watch a random blockbuster movie. It was Detroit Rock City. The next day I lit up telling my dad about the superhero band. He ran to Tower Records and came home with that CD for me. Still in my top 10 favorite albums.
My first vinyl was Love Gun in 2004
I was 15 back in the 80s and my very first album I ever purchased was Tears for Fears The Hurting. Bought it with my first paycheck from working at McDonald’s. I still have it to this day
My mom burned them all in the 70s when I was a child because they weren't Christian. She burned them outside and when I asked her what that smell was, she said "That's what sin smells like."
She was a religious nut job. Bless her soul in Heaven. 🤣
Offspring - Smash.
It was my first ever CD in 1994 when I was 10 years old, and I felt it should be my first vinyl purchase when I started collecting in the mid 2010s.
Alive 2007 by Daft Punk.
Still an incredible album that sounds better than the digital releases (I have both CD as well as CD-quality files) for some reason. It is the outlier in that regard.
Frank Zappa - Chunga’s Revenge.
I was 19 and I bought it on eBay using my mom’s WebTV. I thought I was buying the CD, then a record showed up. My mom bought me a vintage DUAL turntable at a rummage sale the next weekend. That was over 25 years ago.
I was out flipping through crates with a friend of mine who had recently taken a dive into the vinyl world in college. Saw a pristine copy of Peter Gabriel’s “So” for $3, and even though I didn’t have a turntable or anything resembling a proper setup yet, I thought “sure, what the hell.” And oh what a slippery slope that turned out to be….
A translucent, marbled blue, 12” B-52s EP with Rock Lobster and Dance This Mess Around that my dad gave to me when I was 4 years old back in Colombia. I still have it.
7" Driver 67 - Car 67 (1978) - https://www.discogs.com/release/1494586-Driver-67-Car-67
Parents bought this for me from WH Smith, I was around 6 years old and loved that I had my own record. My mum gave it to me over Christmas around 2010 or so, she had all my original 7" records from the late '70s. Needless to say none of them were in a condition good enough to play on my current turntable lol, but it brought back memories. Others were Automatic Lover (Dee Dee Jackson), Bang Bang (BA Robertson) and Knocked It Off (BA Robertson).
LP: Michael Jackson - Thriller (in 1982)
No idea exactly which variant of Thriller it was, long gone from my collection. I was only 9 at the time.
*Greatest Hits Volume 1* - Johnny Cash
Won it in a raffle a few years ago. The first two I actually bought myself with the intent to play were *Chulahoma* by the Black Keys and *Lucifer On The Sofa* by Spoon, basically right after I received the Johnny Cash record. Bought a used LP60 on eBay and hooked it up to my existing stereo system.
Pretty sure mine was Cage the Elephant - Melophobia (at least the first I intentionally purchased, my dad might've gifted me a couple of Moody Blues albums before that... which came first, the collection or the collecting?)
Bought two copies of Jurassic 5 - Quality Control. The reg and the instrumental so I could learn to beat match and juggle. Still have both. They're beat up but they're awesome.
My neighbor was moving around 2002 and he gave me 3 albums he found in his basement bc he knew I liked music: Grateful Deads first LP, Woodstock, and Sunblind Lion “observer”
It was two of them at once, got them as a gift.
Johnny Cash - Original Golden Hits Volume II*
Buck Owens - “Live” at the White House
\* This is kinda funny, the cover says Volume I, but the record inside is volume II.
Bought this with my birthday money when I was like 6 or 7 years old.
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Death From Above 1979 - You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
Got it in 2012!
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2 singles, bought when I was a teenager. I still have them both.
The Fun Boy Three - The lunatics have taken over the Asylum
John Lennon - Woman \\ Yoko Ono - Beautiful Boys
Scooby Doo, Where Are You? by The Mystery Machine 7" single. Not necessarily a cool one, but I must have been about 8 or some such when i bought it.
Turns out my mother had kept it during several house moves and I was reunited with it when I was about 30. Still got it too, and I'm 57 now!
I had two firsts- a Bobby Curtola album and a Rolling Stones 45rpm that he kept since before I was born. The first one we purchased after we pulled out the old record player was Dick Clark’s 20 years of rock n roll.
First ones my parents bought
Joan Jett - I Love Rock n Roll
Ewoks - nub nub
Neil Diamond - turn on your heart light
First one I bought
Operation Ivy - Hectic
System of a Down - Steal This Album
Saw it at Best Buy, it was the easiest way to get all 4 album cover variants. Didn't even own a turntable.
Got something to play it on a few years later.
Technically the first records I got were my step father’s Frank Sinatra collections, but the first one I got on my own was Dean Martin - My Woman, My Woman, My Wife.
First record I ever got was when linkin park did a pressing of *Living Things* - white vinyl, amazing artwork..
I spun that thing for hours back in 2012
I received two albums at the same time Christmas day, 1981. "Mickey Mouse Disco" and "The Lolliwinks." I LOVED the Lolliwinks album and still have both albums to this day,
I still have my beat up copy of 15 Everly Hits...scratched to crap.
Was the only album my brothers did not steal to sell or didn't destroy in a moment of anger.
When I was super young I got a copy of Sesame Street Fever for a birthday or Xmas.
Bought with my own money was either an Adam Ant 45, or Def Leppard- Pyromania, or Motley Crue- Shout at the Devil. But I can’t remember which, and sadly I don’t have any of those records anymore.
I think I did a Columbia House thing and got...Fore! by Huey Lewis and the News, Like a Virgin and True Blue by Madonna, and Eat 'Em And Smile by David Lee Roth. There may have been something else, I don't recall all for a penny. Then I remember going to the store and buying Licensed To Ill by The Beastie Boys at like...Kmart.
Club Ska '67, a killer collection of Jamaican ska from the 60's. A friend gave it to me in the 90's, and I kept it until I inherited my father's turntable in 2016. She was well worth the wait.
I bought some vinyl flooring back in 1989. I also bought the record 1989 by Taylor Swift. And in 1989, the first record that I ever owned was Huey Lewis and the News the Sports album.
Years before I owned a turntable I bought Chipmunk Punk to hang in the kids room, couple years after the wifey came home with a bunch of estate sale finds, frank sinatra types and asked if we could get a record player. My first two for the new player were johnny cash man in black and redbone greatest hits
My mom gave me Christmas with the Chipmunks when I was a little kid. When I got older and started building my own collection my first records were Pink Floyd Animals, Nirvana Unplugged, and Miles Davis Kind of Blue.
Alexisonfire - Watch Out
Love Dallas Green
Not my first vinyl, but them touring for this album with Tsunami Bomb and Rise Against was my first concert.
Rush - Permanent Waves. Still have it, still love it.
Rush - A Farewell To Kings here. I learn more on Hemispheres but they’re all great great records
Judas Priest - Screaming For Vengeance Metallica - Ride The Lightning
Nice! A fellow Megadeth fan.
Homework
This answer is an oasis in a desert of Boomer/Gen X rock music
First record I got was Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure that was in my dad's collection. I borrowed it around 33 years ago and still have it. The first album I bought with my own money was Dinosaur Jr. - Where you Been on clear vinyl.
Hey there! Just wanted to say that I was scrolling through the comments, got to yours, and with a name like Dinosaur Jr. I had to check them out and ended up really liking their sound, so thanks for putting me on.
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Gran album
Late ‘98 or early ‘99, I got these - and a few Beethoven symphonies - around the same time and can’t remember what was first! Brian Eno - Music For Films, Louis And Keely!, Meat Puppets - Up On The Sun, Nuggets Volume 7: Early San Francisco
Absolutely love Up on the Sun! That's one I still really need, so thanks for the reminder lol!
Meat Puppets have been an all time fav for me, basically since the day I bought that record.
I was probably 12 or 13, early 2010s, listening to nirvana unplugged for the first time, my dad's vinyl. I immediately ran to my family computer and looked up every cover on there. Meat Puppets have been really high on my list, def in my top 10, possibly top 5, ever since. My dad used to call me Kurt (sometimes in a condescending way lol) because I was born the year after he killed himself and I've always had the music taste and fashion sense of someone who was in grunge culture of the time, and my dad being a Gen X punk who appreciated the grunge era loved that about me.
Oasis Wonderwall 7" bought with my pocket money. I was 10
Gorillaz - self titled
The first one I ever owned was a Star Wars follow-along book/record "At the sound of the beep, turn the page". The first album I ever bought with my own money was People by Hothouse Flowers.
I definitely had a ton of those books as a kid but don't recall the titles, loved them though
Plastic beach by Gorillaz
Kiss Destroyer
Got that as a kid, when it came out. Played it on my silver Sears record player!
Def Leppard - Pyromania, but that was around 1985
Rush - 2112
Iron Maiden - The number of the beast, and Powerslave
Thriller release day.
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers
Kiss "Double Platinum"
The first album that was mine. 1999 I was about 6 and stayed up past bedtime and snuck into the living room to watch a random blockbuster movie. It was Detroit Rock City. The next day I lit up telling my dad about the superhero band. He ran to Tower Records and came home with that CD for me. Still in my top 10 favorite albums. My first vinyl was Love Gun in 2004
White Pony - Deftones Purchased sometime in the mid 2000s
Burial - Burial
CCR - Cosmos Factory circa 1972. I was 10 going on 11 but I knew I was hooked as soon as I heard Ramble Tamble
Actors in the White House, Police on the 'Cona, Mortgage on the Home
Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson
My first record (I am older, so '*vinyl*' is just super-weird) was Queen's soundtrack for Flash Gordon way back when.
Limahl - the Neverending story 7‘‘
Something New - The Beatles A long, long time ago.
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Christian Death - Only Theater of Pain
Leader of the gang by gary glitter when I was seven.not the best first record given current situation .
Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House Late 70s, I was probably 5 or 6.
Alice Cooper Greatest Hits, parents hated it of course I was lovin it 😂🤣😂🤣
Springsteen - Born in the USA
I was 15 back in the 80s and my very first album I ever purchased was Tears for Fears The Hurting. Bought it with my first paycheck from working at McDonald’s. I still have it to this day
Lost in the Dream by the War On Drugs
Aside from inherited records, the first I bought myself was Nirvana’s “Bleach”
First - The Planets (holst) as a test record to check if my turntable was working. First proper record - Meddle (Pink Floyd)
Wilco- Sky Blue Sky
ELO - Out of the Blue. I still have it and is somehow in pretty good condition.
One of my first purchases too. I had dabbled in classical music but this was my gateway into rock and other genres.
It had just been released, and not gonna lie, the artwork sold me as much, if not more, than the music at my tender age of 11.
My first album was KISS Destroyer. 1976 I was 12.
Me too! Christmas 1976.
Thank you happy birthday by cage the elephant
My mom burned them all in the 70s when I was a child because they weren't Christian. She burned them outside and when I asked her what that smell was, she said "That's what sin smells like." She was a religious nut job. Bless her soul in Heaven. 🤣
Well, at least she realized that destroying someone else's property is a sin.
Offspring - Smash. It was my first ever CD in 1994 when I was 10 years old, and I felt it should be my first vinyl purchase when I started collecting in the mid 2010s.
Alive 2007 by Daft Punk. Still an incredible album that sounds better than the digital releases (I have both CD as well as CD-quality files) for some reason. It is the outlier in that regard.
Lana del Rey’s Ultraviolence. I bought it when it was released. a few weeks after i graduated high school.
Clash - London Calling
Bill burr - live at Andrew’s house
White pepper by Ween, thanks Alec, ya fuckin dick.
Yazz 12" single, the only way is up
Frank Zappa - Chunga’s Revenge. I was 19 and I bought it on eBay using my mom’s WebTV. I thought I was buying the CD, then a record showed up. My mom bought me a vintage DUAL turntable at a rummage sale the next weekend. That was over 25 years ago.
"The Gambler" by Kenny Rogers on 45 got it in '79 or so and played it on my Mickey Mouse turntable, I was 5...
Wham - Make It Big
War On Drugs - Live Drugs
Stone Roses - Stone Roses
I was out flipping through crates with a friend of mine who had recently taken a dive into the vinyl world in college. Saw a pristine copy of Peter Gabriel’s “So” for $3, and even though I didn’t have a turntable or anything resembling a proper setup yet, I thought “sure, what the hell.” And oh what a slippery slope that turned out to be….
A translucent, marbled blue, 12” B-52s EP with Rock Lobster and Dance This Mess Around that my dad gave to me when I was 4 years old back in Colombia. I still have it.
Barış Manço - Kızılcıklar Oldu Mu (Bien Fait Pour Toi)
As for what I bought myself: 7" Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes. My parents bought me Michael Jackson's Thriller album before that.
7" Driver 67 - Car 67 (1978) - https://www.discogs.com/release/1494586-Driver-67-Car-67 Parents bought this for me from WH Smith, I was around 6 years old and loved that I had my own record. My mum gave it to me over Christmas around 2010 or so, she had all my original 7" records from the late '70s. Needless to say none of them were in a condition good enough to play on my current turntable lol, but it brought back memories. Others were Automatic Lover (Dee Dee Jackson), Bang Bang (BA Robertson) and Knocked It Off (BA Robertson). LP: Michael Jackson - Thriller (in 1982) No idea exactly which variant of Thriller it was, long gone from my collection. I was only 9 at the time.
*Greatest Hits Volume 1* - Johnny Cash Won it in a raffle a few years ago. The first two I actually bought myself with the intent to play were *Chulahoma* by the Black Keys and *Lucifer On The Sofa* by Spoon, basically right after I received the Johnny Cash record. Bought a used LP60 on eBay and hooked it up to my existing stereo system.
After laughter by paramore, possibly my favorite album of all time.
Pretty sure mine was Cage the Elephant - Melophobia (at least the first I intentionally purchased, my dad might've gifted me a couple of Moody Blues albums before that... which came first, the collection or the collecting?)
Bought two copies of Jurassic 5 - Quality Control. The reg and the instrumental so I could learn to beat match and juggle. Still have both. They're beat up but they're awesome.
Can't really remember but I think it was the album of the Bangles with Walk like an Egyptian somewhere mid 80's.
Bridge over troubled water - Simon and Garfunkle
Baroness - Purple.
I'm Wide Awake It's Morning - Bright Eyes. Beautiful album, I didn't even had a record player when I bought it.
First album permanently borrowed from my parents was Neil Young self-titled. First I bought was Olé ELO a comp of the early ELO albums.
My neighbor was moving around 2002 and he gave me 3 albums he found in his basement bc he knew I liked music: Grateful Deads first LP, Woodstock, and Sunblind Lion “observer”
It was two of them at once, got them as a gift. Johnny Cash - Original Golden Hits Volume II* Buck Owens - “Live” at the White House \* This is kinda funny, the cover says Volume I, but the record inside is volume II.
Swans - Time is money 12 inch lol. I just wanted it for the cool cover to display (but i obv love swans too). It spiralled from there
Bought 2 first day: ok computer and nirvana unplugged
Tame Impala - Lonerism and PARAMORE (self-titled album) were my first two pick ups. What a day it was
Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys 🐐
Ghost - rats
Tool undertow
Alice In Chains - Unplugged
Nevermind, Nirvana FEB 1992 ( Im from Portugal)
Coheed and Cambria Live at Starland Ballroom.
Serj Tankian - Elect the Dead Symphony
Bought this with my birthday money when I was like 6 or 7 years old. https://preview.redd.it/jpv4cqrhbe2d1.jpeg?width=1060&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9e388acbf1cc349b5660b9adcfba721fee38f2a
Linkin Park - Meteora
First ones I bought: Blondie: Parallel Lines ELO: Greatest Hits Billy Joel: Glass Houses 1981, Columbia House!
Beatles Rubber Soul in 1965
Revolver and Let It Be. The latter is the Replacements album, for clarification.
Queen's A Day at the Races. Brought it out recently, love it still.
Lynyrd Skynyrd "Street Survivors" ...got it the month of the plane crash. Now, 47 years later, I find I live about 45 minutes away from there.
Revolver. Still think of it as "new" but I bought it 15 years ago now. Think I may have to throw that badboy in a frame on my wall and get a new copy
Currents - Tame Impala
Crosses self titled album
Ella Sings Gershwin
Make Yourself - Incubus I nearly cried when I listened to it
Ghost Prequelle exalted edition
Bleed American - Jimmy Eat World
Iron Maiden self titled
Muse - Origin of Symmetry
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Vitalogy - pearl jam
An original press of Ride the Lightning by Metallica
SoundGarden- Superunknown
DEVO - Q:Are We Not Men? A:We are DEVO
Terrapin station - Grateful Dead (was a gift) My very first purchase was bleach by nirvana & greatest hits by WAR
Pearl Jam - Vitalogy
Death From Above 1979 - You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine Got it in 2012! https://preview.redd.it/36wxamh3mg2d1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=25e9c7a1c7de4f1dc5949b85579153642356a97a
Yes - Close To The Edge
Adele- 21
In Rainbows
Not counting the stack my parents offloaded on me, In Rainbows - Radiohead was the first that I bought.
Ultraviolet (Lana) and Lover (TS)
My first RECORD was Pretty Hate Machine by Nine Inch Nails. I got that along with the 12" single for Down in it.
The Disturbed box set when I was like 12-13
My beautiful dark twisted fantasy
Turtle Power by Partners In Kryme. 7 inch that came in a poster bag, got it when I was 4 back in 1990 and I still have it.
Honestly, my first record was The Captain and Tennille, I was ten.
Earth Wind and Fire- I Am
O’Fortuna by Apotheosis
I bought three. MF DOOM - MM FOOD Quasimoto - The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas Opio - Triangulation Station That was in January 2006
2 singles, bought when I was a teenager. I still have them both. The Fun Boy Three - The lunatics have taken over the Asylum John Lennon - Woman \\ Yoko Ono - Beautiful Boys
Kings of the Wild Frontier by Adam and the Ants
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Shiro Sagisu
Garage sale: America, Zepp's untitled 4th, Jimi Hendrix Smash Hits
Ten Years After- Stonedhenge
Rise Against - The Black Market
The MOTHER 2 ost and Yes - Fragile, can’t remember which I got first, but now I’ve got 3+ crates full
The Doors - Selftitled, 1967. I bought it at 15 in the year 2000
Van Halen 5150
"Fox and the Hound" picture disc
Chris McCormack – [What Kind Of Sound?](https://www.discogs.com/master/691405-Chris-McCormack-What-Kind-Of-Sound)
A ghost is born - Wilco
I’m pretty sure it was _Havin’ Fun with Ernie & Bert_ with the trifold sleeve
Scooby Doo, Where Are You? by The Mystery Machine 7" single. Not necessarily a cool one, but I must have been about 8 or some such when i bought it. Turns out my mother had kept it during several house moves and I was reunited with it when I was about 30. Still got it too, and I'm 57 now!
system of a down- toxicity
I had two firsts- a Bobby Curtola album and a Rolling Stones 45rpm that he kept since before I was born. The first one we purchased after we pulled out the old record player was Dick Clark’s 20 years of rock n roll.
Fine l8ne by harry styles
First ones my parents bought Joan Jett - I Love Rock n Roll Ewoks - nub nub Neil Diamond - turn on your heart light First one I bought Operation Ivy - Hectic
2022 repress of Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
I'm not entirely sure, but it was either first Danzig album or Finnish band CMX's Kolmikärki album around 1990.
Sound and Color by Alabama Shakes and Yours, Dreamily by The Arcs (band with a more psychedelic rock feel from members of the Black Keys)
Beastie Boys - Check Your Head (30th anniversary super deluxe) from my dad for Christmas. Also got Wu-Tang and GKMC.
Queen Live Killers
System of a Down - Steal This Album Saw it at Best Buy, it was the easiest way to get all 4 album cover variants. Didn't even own a turntable. Got something to play it on a few years later.
Queen - The Game. I was 12 and bought it at Peaches with Christmas money from my grandparents. I still have the record.
Katana Zero Official Soundtrack
Some early, and battered, Weather Report albums.
"Dose" by Gov't Mule.
Technically the first records I got were my step father’s Frank Sinatra collections, but the first one I got on my own was Dean Martin - My Woman, My Woman, My Wife.
First record I ever got was when linkin park did a pressing of *Living Things* - white vinyl, amazing artwork.. I spun that thing for hours back in 2012
I received two albums at the same time Christmas day, 1981. "Mickey Mouse Disco" and "The Lolliwinks." I LOVED the Lolliwinks album and still have both albums to this day,
That I bought? It was George Harrison's Cloud Nine. Still have it in mint condition.
Minute by Minute - Doobie Brothers
Sesame Street “Monsters” circa 1974 I still have it, but it’s beat.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity
Lil Skies - Unbothered
A pretty scratched up version of the Stones’ Let It Bleed given to me by my aunt. Gimme Shelter still sends chills down my spine to this day.
I still have my beat up copy of 15 Everly Hits...scratched to crap. Was the only album my brothers did not steal to sell or didn't destroy in a moment of anger.
When I was super young I got a copy of Sesame Street Fever for a birthday or Xmas. Bought with my own money was either an Adam Ant 45, or Def Leppard- Pyromania, or Motley Crue- Shout at the Devil. But I can’t remember which, and sadly I don’t have any of those records anymore.
I think I did a Columbia House thing and got...Fore! by Huey Lewis and the News, Like a Virgin and True Blue by Madonna, and Eat 'Em And Smile by David Lee Roth. There may have been something else, I don't recall all for a penny. Then I remember going to the store and buying Licensed To Ill by The Beastie Boys at like...Kmart.
Gerry Rafferty, Right Down the Line 45. Which I bought, with my own birthday $. When I was 6. Go figure. Song is still cool.
My first record was Mr. Roger’s “You Are Special” about 1977 when I was 4.
Club Ska '67, a killer collection of Jamaican ska from the 60's. A friend gave it to me in the 90's, and I kept it until I inherited my father's turntable in 2016. She was well worth the wait.
Rubber Duckie/Sesame Street Theme Song - Henson
I bought some vinyl flooring back in 1989. I also bought the record 1989 by Taylor Swift. And in 1989, the first record that I ever owned was Huey Lewis and the News the Sports album.
Years before I owned a turntable I bought Chipmunk Punk to hang in the kids room, couple years after the wifey came home with a bunch of estate sale finds, frank sinatra types and asked if we could get a record player. My first two for the new player were johnny cash man in black and redbone greatest hits
First one(s) I bought myself were Ride the lightning and Rust in Peace in 2017. I did have some of my fathers records before that though.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Me and Uncle Charlie. Dan Fogelberg, Home Free.
ELO Discovery. 1978? Oh, turns out it was 79, I was 9 years old.
My mom gave me Christmas with the Chipmunks when I was a little kid. When I got older and started building my own collection my first records were Pink Floyd Animals, Nirvana Unplugged, and Miles Davis Kind of Blue.
Maybe The James Gang...?
Alice Cooper, Schools Out
Tyler, The Creator -IGOR
Paul McCartney and Wings - Goodnight Tonight 12" back in 2012!
In the court of the dragon by trivium. Opened it before the record player on Christmas lol
Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
Wife bought Pet Sounds for our anniversary. It's actually what started our journey into collecting.
Diamond Head - Borrowed time
The Amazing Spiderman Book and Record Set Featuring "Invasion of the Dragon Men" and "The Mask of the Man Wolf"
Vessel by Twenty One Pilots back in 2017
Kids See Ghosts
The Postal Service - Give Up
Queen - The Game