The first album you bought.

[K]

If you're in Camden, check out the CD stall in the market place. (The good market, not the crap claustrophobic one) They have some obscure stuff at reasonable prices, as well as cheap sections.

All the legit stuff is on the level, and they also have dodgy bootlegs which are cool if you're into that sort of thing, but have trouble finding them.

[Bigal]

I still can't believe Brian May and Roger Taylor lowered themselves to working with 5ive.

No...no wait, I can

Look, he even spells their name right. He must be a fan.

[Cactus Drags]

There are two Fopps in Southampton, they're pretty good, same sort of prices Liam mentioned. And Keith loves Essential Music in Soton too, such a shame it's closing down at the end of the month.

[K]

bah if you got me tickets to see Funeral For A Friend in soton I would have been down there to clear them out >_>

[Gongsun Zan]

If I'm not mistaken, the first CD I purchased with my own money was Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons.

Still listen to it even now, so I can't say it was a bad choice.

[Cactus Drags]

bah if you got me tickets to see Funeral For A Friend in soton I would have been down there to clear them out >_>

[YI]

If I'm not mistaken, the first CD I purchased with my own money was Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons.

Still listen to it even now, so I can't say it was a bad choice.

Edited May 13, 2006 by YI

[Styk]

the first Album i bought with my own money was AC/DC's High Voltage...

[Mick]

the first Album i bought with my own money was AC/DC's High Voltage...

Dude, rock on \m/

My first album was AC/DC's "Live". Within a year of purchasing it, I managed to get the whole AC/DC catalog under my collection.

That was a good album. The Double Live CD wasn't too bad either, packed with some decent versions.

[MDK]

If you're in Camden, check out the CD stall in the market place. (The good market, not the crap claustrophobic one) They have some obscure stuff at reasonable prices, as well as cheap sections.

All the legit stuff is on the level, and they also have dodgy bootlegs which are cool if you're into that sort of thing, but have trouble finding them.

Yeah, that stall is badass, always a bargain to be found.

[Scruffy The Janitor]

The first cd purchase i made was S Club 7's "S Club" album. You cannot deny that, that cd rawked.

[gunnar hendershow]

Led Zeppelin IV.

[Bigal]

the first Album i bought with my own money was AC/DC's High Voltage...

Dude, rock on \m/

My first album was AC/DC's "Live". Within a year of purchasing it, I managed to get the whole AC/DC catalog under my collection.

That was a good album. The Double Live CD wasn't too bad either, packed with some decent versions.

[Numbahs]

Matchbox 20's debut.

Wasn't really someone who listened to the "whole album" of things before that.

[Lowerdeck]

My music tastes changed around the mid to late 90s. I can't remember much of anything I had before the changeover. Other than like the Savage Garden self-titled, Dizzy Up The Girl by Goo Goo Dolls, the first four Jock Jams albums.

Just for my point of reference, I say Jay-Z's "Vol. 2 - Hard Knock Life" album or "Vol. 3 - Life and Times of Shawn Carter". I got those two at nearly the same time.

[Fitzy]

Metallica's Black Album.