can you remember your first ..............

No i have no idea!lol and i tried to think of it but i cannot remember probally was like nsync or somthing.i was totaly inlove with them when i was younger LMAO.

Hi there... I think back when I was 10, although I never bought it myself, it was given to me as a birthday present, a record, one of Bob Marleys albums "Confrontation" and I loved it, I quickly learnt the whole album of by heart... Love reggae music today, among many others...

my first ever casette was the boyzone said and done album. hehe yes.. it is the first ever one i bought after listening to the love me for a reason played over... and then i started collecting color me badd's album too... hehe.. and some local artist that we have here. :)

I honestly can't remember the first pre-recorded cassette I ever bought-I got my first cassette player in the mid 70's! I didn't get around to buying a CD player til the mid 80's-The guy in the Shop Demo'd the machine with Chris Rea's "On the Beach" Album-I bought it with the Machine!

Hee hee. Fun Times. I remember my first record (33 1/3): Kenny Rogers "The Gambler" (Lame, huh?) It was a big deal to me at the time. I also remember my first VHS: Godzilla vs Megalon But I don't recall my first cassette or CD. :(

The first cassette tape I ever bought was Pink Floyd's The Wall. Big surprise, huh? LOL As for cd, I think it was Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral.

when i was younger i mostly got tapes and CD's for presents. My mum gave me the clash london calling for my first tape and my first CD was nirvana-bleech..I wonder where they went .

The first cassette I ever bought was the first Boyzone album. I absolutly loved them when I was younger! I think I must have been about 8 when I bought it and going through the pre-teen boyband stage. Luckily since then I have come to my senses. :P

I never bought a lot of CDs, and even now, I still don't, but I definately remember my first. Backstreet Boys Millennium FOR THE WIN! Lol, even talking about it brings back nice, wholesome memories of boy bands and true vocal ability. I still have that CD, and even though it's a little scuffed, I can still pop it into my CD drive and give it a listen when I want.