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To be perfectly honest I'm not sure what the first concert I went to see was. It might have been something classical with my parents. I'm pretty certain the first pop performance I saw was The Amen Corner, in around '64 (or was it '66?). Saw Pink Floyd in '67 and numerous pub blues bands, including Champion Jack Dupree at that time.
Again, the first record I bought? Probably the Shadows 'Frightened City'. First EP (two weeks pocket money at the time): With the Beatles.
First LP: Beatles for Sale.
Regards
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First album I bought: Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Waters
First gig: Rick Wakeman - The Myths & Legends of King Arthur
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First seven inch single bought... Shapes of Things by the Yardbirds around 1965
First LP bought... Every Picture Tells a Story by Rod Stewart around 1972
First gig... The Stranglers at Cleethorpes Winter Gardens around 1976
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first gig: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers around 1991, really excellent....
first album(s):
bought at the same time with saved up pocket money after I got my first tape player for christmas, Led Zepp 2, Michael Jackson Bad, and Queen Night At The Opera (on cassette) not bad for an eight year old!
first CD: Ugly Kid Joe - As Ugly As They Wanna Be
first 7": I thought it was probably Shed Seven - She Left Me On Friday, but then I realised I was bought Spitting Image - The Chicken Song for a christening present by one of my sister's wacky friends
first 12": probably Bill Nelson's Red Noise - Sound On Sound
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This thread has stopped working. On the forum lists, it's telling me the last post (#49)was from Dan at 7:01pm.
Dan - you've snapped the thread!
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It's ok Chris, you mendered it! :)
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First gig-Toyah
First proper album-Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds (but there were soundtrack albums before that Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and the like...)
Regards D S D L
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First gig - Iron Maiden, Hammersmith Odeon. Prolly around 86. Loud, and very very drink on cider - but not as drunk as my mate Kevin who slept through most of it. I was desperately trying to impress a girl who'd come with us, though at the time I didn't realise how futile this was as she was a) 3 years older than me and b) gay. Ah well.
First record - can I discount 'Wombling Free' by The Wombles? I was only about 5 and my mum bought it, so I'm going to say Sparks - Number One Song in Heaven.
Jason