First record you ever bought?

[ballinio]

Hunky Dory -Bowie from Marshalls in Rusholme then the next week Transformer- Lou Reed, still the 2 best albums I ever bought .

 

[Len Rum]

Sway - Bobby Rydell

 

[squirtyflower]

Strawberry Fields - the Beatles

It was a Sunday morning on the way to my Gran's, a little shop in Gorton.

 

[m7mcfc]

Temple Tudor - Swords of a thousand men, bought it from that record shop opposite the mothercare in the Arndale with the wooden Rhino outside.

 

[ballinio]

Temple Tudor - Swords of a thousand men, bought it from that record shop opposite the mothercare in the Arndale with the wooden Rhino outside.

Ha ha Tenpole Tudor

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

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Lol! That kind of, ahem, excitement was how Stuart 'Woody' Wood got his nickname and all!

 

[OB1]

Are you sure mate? I could swear you admitted wearing spandex when we were posting on BMOTS forum

Hard to believe but I didn't.

 

[peoffrey]

Do The Bartman by The Simpsons. I was young and Mum took me in to Woolworths (RIP) to get it. 7 inch vinyl too.

My first sensible record was Definitely Maybe by Oasis. Rock'n'Roll Star has the best opening!

 

[manimanc]

I feel for you - chaka Khan.

 

[kinkyblue]

Suspect device. SLF

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Doesnt surprise me you fucking freaky body loving nonce.

Good evening Lakey; )

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

I wonder if Stuart Hall is one of us ? Gulp.

Used to play football on the indoor pitches at Sids leisure club in Stalybridge whilst I was at secondary school, and Hall trained there. I remember him joining us in a game and I tackled him hard and he fell to the deck. If I'd if known then what he was like, I'd of booted the kiddy fiddking **** in the head! : (

 

[blue dallas]

Space

Magic fly

 

[robspankthemonkey]

And she was. Talking Heads

 

[Deepest Blue]

First single



First LP

 

[bluegirl74]

Every time you go away - Paul Young.

 

[bluegirl74]

With my own pocket money Hole in my shoe by Neil.

Absolutely obviously. Genuinely lol'd that one. Was it the first time a brummie had been in the charts since Slade? And yes, before you bore me with facts I know he's from Wolverhampton not Birmingham pedant :-)

 

[bezer57]

Riding along on a carasel :the hollies 67 only 10 at the time asked my mum to get it with my birthday money great tune !!! Lol

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

Absolutely obviously. Genuinely lol'd that one. Was it the first time a brummie had been in the charts since Slade? And yes, before you bore me with facts I know he's from Wolverhampton not Birmingham pedant :-)

What are you on about, the character Neil was from Twickenham, and Nigel Planer is a London type with London ways. Never let facts get in the way though.

If you are talking about Traffic, they were Brummies but I never bought their version or was even living in Birmingham when I bought it, again mere facts, but I dont suppose yonners usually let things like that bother them.

 

[bluegirl74]

What are you on about, the character Neil was from Twickenham, and Nigel Planer is a London type with London ways. Never let facts get in the way though.

If you are talking about Traffic, they were Brummies but I never bought their version or was even living in Birmingham when I bought it, again mere facts, but I dont suppose yonners usually let things like that bother them.

Must have been his slow, moronic voice which confused me. ;-)