The Osmonds,, oh hang on, I forgot Puff the Magic Dragon record which also had that On top of old meatballs all covered in sauce song on it. Edited 14-Aug-22 04:27am

Donny osmonds puppy love

Sgt Peppers second hand....and Led Zeppelin 3 was my first new purchase.... but I owed heaps of singles before Edited 12-Aug-22 23:19pm

my first cassette tape was Human League hehe..ahhhh 1982...what a great time to be 18.

Abba but just on radio.

No such thing as CD's when I was a child. My father worked for Lee Gordon, if anyone else is old enough to remember him. Lee Gordon was a promoter who brought artists out to Australia and would hand out photo's and 78RPMH records which my father would bring home for me. So I got to hear Jimmy Rogers, The Kaylen Twins and The Everley Brothers to name a few. When I was older I was much in demand as a babysitter and one couple I babysat for had a large collection of records and I got to hear Johnny Matthis, The Platters and other artists from the '50's but by the time I wanted to buy records such as The Beatles, Searchers and Bilyl Thorpe and The Aztecs there were 45's and 331/3 or LP's. I think the first CD I bought was Michael Jackson. I did start replacing my LP's with CD's but when it came time to toss Tommy by The Who and the Beatles white album I couldn't do it and decided to keep them all. Every now and then I'll give one or 2 a spin, some date back to the sixties and I still love them but I also have many of them in CD form as well.

Abba

Hurry Nilsson, John Denver, Nancy Sinatra, Helen Reddy and of course ABBA!

Salt N Peppa was my first album but I grew up on Bon Jovi and Def Leppard

Gosh I don't remember to be honest as I have listened to music for years lol

Can remember a lot of Neil Diamond and ABBA

Yellow Submarine by the Beatles

John Farnham Age of Reason, I still play it occasionally.

my brother played lad zeps 1st album till the groove was worn out, or the speakers blew up not sure, the first album I bought was Niel youngs decade

Queen latifah

Paper Roses by Marie Osmond..our grandmother bought it for us

Spice girls!

Can't remember. Too long ago.

Pink floyd I think. Had a massive mix that my parents exposed me to except Abba, REM, and cat Stevens who I didn't even know about until I was in my twenties. Super glad for that, still hate them even now.

Besides my dad's my first record I bought was in 1974 and it was Pink Floyd's Pipers at the gates of Dawn, I was 10 and my friends older brother played it for us and I fell in love with it, still do, so I went to Umbrella records in Adelaide, which had a strange smell duh, and bought my own copy still have it plus other Floyd stuff.

Either Roy Orbison or Buddy Holly. yes I have some "free" cd's that I copied from library and a lady gave me and some I got from op shops but they have classical stuff and i want 60's [best].

My neighbours introduced me to classics at age 11 when they played a 78rpm of Swan Lake ballet. I've been hooked on classics ever since. However my Mum and Dan gave me a record of Nat King Cole for my 21st after my then boyfriend took me to a concert at the White City stadium to hear Nat. It was the biggest "live" concert Sydney had ever had at that time.

Suzi Q Devil gate drive ! Funny it was just on the radio

Wasn't an album, it was a cylindrical phonograph, mind you my uncle who lived next door was extremely proud of his gramophone that played flat round Bakelite records

Billy Idol

Songs for Swinging Lovers - Frank Sinatra

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John I think

Ted Mulry,Jump in my car...

An LP, long playing vinyl record, of the Seekers with Judith Duram, " I'll Never find another you "....thought bit was a sheperd singing about his lost sheep....

Probably INXS

none of those were invented when I was a teenager

Meatloaf bat out of hell

Suzie Quatro and Donny Osmond

I don't even remember

The greese

Puppy Love

Piano Man

Lind Ronstad “Simple Dreams” sooo beautiful xxEdited 12-Aug-22 11:00am

If you asked me what record would I like, it would have to be the recording of the 66 LeMans race, very rare That was a Ford GT40 at over 200 miles an hour, let's wait for the next one, RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

cat stevens

I think it was the Dambuster record of the raid on Germany

not sure, I remember listening to Noddy on record when I was little. Also every Christmas we listened to The Littlest Angel, but as far as my own music goes it was David Cassidy.

Jackson 5 - ABC - on vinyl circa 1970...

my first album was hits of '68 when I was 8 .

My first album was the monkeys I was 8 yrs old.

My parents and I had just lived in Canada for 12 months and I came home by my self I was 12. I stayed with 3 lots of family 1 in Sydney, 1 in Victoria and 1 in Adelaide. Well my aunt in Adelaide brought me a cassette of Lover Boys Working for the Weekend and some of their other hits. I loved that cassette to death. I had a walkman and it came every where with me. My brother would record records to cassettes for me bands like The Who, The Jam, Beatles, Pink Floyd and so many more. Good memories.

My first "album" was a 45 rpm of Peter Pan & Wendy, which I still have, as well as Hansel & Gretel! My parents would have purchased them from the Record Club as we only had a radiogram like most folk back then. (there were no tapes, cds, tv etc) As children, we spent many happy times engrossed in the short wave stations on the radiogram, attempting to identify which country they were broadcasting from.

I go back so far, we started on 45 rpm records. Maybe the first large record would have been The Student Prince with Mario Lanza. Albums were a long time after that. Edited 12-Aug-22 10:55am

My first ever album was Madonnas first Album Lucky Star

i dont know maybe the wiggles.

I used the radio I sang and danced to the music by myself the older people did not get involve but laughed as I made up the dance routine

Mark Wynter - an LP. Also had his posters on the doors of my wardrobe!!

its tooooo long ago

on records Nat King Cole can't remember what it was called

I really can't remember other then it would have been the 50's music as my sister's listened to it and I liked it.

Boney M and KISS back in the late 1970s on vinyl

How about White Snake?

I'm pretty sure it was a best of album by Christian Rock band Petra.

Alvin and the Chipmunks. Christmas song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH0xue81_oU

PASS. AT 89 HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO REMEMBER?

Let's All Sing With The Chipmunks

no idea

I really don’t remember

Needed.

I was dealing with survival issues till I graduated from night high school - with at least 2,000 miles between me and my biological family - cannot remember - because it is not important to me - THEN or NOW!

Hard to remember but I think it was Elvis Presley.

Sound of Music

Johnny Farnham - Sadie

The Beatles and my first date was to the movie A Hard Days Night.

Young Girl, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap LOL

Beatles hard days night