Do you remember your first Compact Disc purchase?
 

I do. It was the Boomerang soundtrack. I honestly don't remember why, must've been a song on there I liked. Boyz II Men I think. :insec:

I think the real fun, though, was hearing the clarity of CDs and the ability to skip/repeat tracks with ease. Oh, how I suffered with cassette tapes. :(

Next week I will start a new thread "Do you remember the first MP3 you ever downloaded?". :thumb:

TLC - crazy, sexy,cool

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Got them free with my first ever CD player

Oh dear, Im quite ashamed to bring down this thread with 5ive's Invincible... Haha, oh I did love them... Not that I listen to them anymore or anything :rolleyes:

sum 41-all killer no filler

Don't be ashamed of 5ive, they owned! Except that cover of We Will Rock You *shudders*. I think my first CD was a Jive Bunny compilation, tres cool.

Lucky bastard!
All I got free was, 'The Very Best Of Elkie Brooks'. :mad: (still have it)
The cd player was a Marantz.
I laughingly upgraded to a AIWA music centre. It held 5 cd's at once and it took pride of place next to the t.v.
Within 12 months the cd player had broke along with the tape to tape cassette player. All that was left was the tuner.(AWAI never again).
I now own (as if you care) a DENON with mission speakers and its the dogs bollocks!

Umm i think it was a devo CD...or a wham cd...yes it was wham i think..could've been culture club..one of those 3.

it took me forever to jump on the cd bandwagon, it was all about vinyl for years and years with me. I think the first cd was a Dead Kennedys tribute compilation called "Virus 100" for the 100th release on Alternative Tentacles.

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1. "Police Truck" by Didjits
2. "Too Drunk to Fuck" by Evan Johns & His H-Bombs
3. "Halloween" by Alice Donut
4. "Let's Lynch The Landlord" by Faith No More
5. "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" by Napalm Death
6. "Forward To Death" by Nomeansno
7. "Chemical Warfare" by Steel Pole Bathtub
8. "Saturday Night Holocaust" by Neurosis
9. "Moon Over Marin" by Les Thugs
10. "Ill In The Head" by Victims Family
11. "California Uber Alles" by Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy
12. "Winnebago Warrior" by Mojo Nixon
13. "Drug Me" by Sepultura
14. "Insight" by Kramer
15. "Let's Lynch The Landlord" by L7
16. "Holiday in Cambodia" by Sister Double Happiness

Sister Double Happiness , wow whatever happened to them

I remember buying Nirvana's Nevermind at age four. Then it was RHCP's Blood Sugar Sex Magic at age 5. I went to their concert when I was five, too..

Alas, I too purchased the Backstreet Boys as my first ever compact disc.

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Me 3. *wilts with shame*

Stevie Ray Vaughan ~ In Step
Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers ~ Rumble

Whats wrong with the backstreet boys?!

I have like all there CDs and love them!

Tenacious D's album, Tenacious D.

hmmm. im agonna hve to unfortunatley say smashmouth astro lounge wtf was i thinking

A CD with some "black blues" songs: Stevie ray Vaughan was there too . .cannot imagine why they put him in the category since as far as I can remember the guy was quite white.

Anyaway .. glad they put him there: Tin pan Alley was a fave of mine eversince.

Other artists: Ry Cooder, Sonny Boy Williamson, Buddy Guy ... all the "cream" :)