At the age of 6 Big Blacks's "Songs About Fucking"....
Just kidding. No I can't remember. My older sister was OBSESSED with Dave Matthews Band and Smashing pumpkins. So probably something by them. _________________ -Ryan
I've no idea, I was surrounded by music from a very young age.
Same here.
Might have been my mother's copy of Billy Joel's Glass Houses...remember seeing that from a young age as well as hearing music from it on the radio at least, and I'm pretty sure I listened to the tape.
Then again, my father had the double vinyl copy of the American Graffiti Soundtrack until a few years ago, and I listened to that a lot. He also had an 8-Track of Kenny Rogers Gold that I liked to listen to. And I had a friend who had the Star Wars Soundtrack...hard to say what I heard first. _________________ <(: @ :)>
The album I remember first putting on myself and listening from start to finish for the first time was LOVE - The Beatles remix album.
It absolutely blew me away, despite being 80 minutes long I listened to it twice more straight afterwards. It hit every part of him, it's still my favourite album to listen to today - flawlessly executed.
I hadn't realized it until then but albums could, and were, so much more than just a collection of the lastest songs by an artist.
Hmmm...I have no clue what I first heard, it could've been anything, maybe shortly after being born for all I know. But I do know that the first album, or cassette, I repeatedly listened to was some sort of Cliff Richard compilation, when I was around 7. The compilation is probably from the 80s, but the songs were from the 50s/60s, and I loved it. When I was about to hear many of the same songs a couple of years ago, I had forgotten just about everything about them, until I actually played them, then they kept unfolding in my mind a few seconds ahead of the media player, it was a surreal experience. Goes to show that the brain keeps more information than you'd expect. ๐
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Pretty sure I didn't hear a full album until I bought my first, Rage Against the Machine's self-titled debut. My dad is a mixtape kind of guy, but I can see one of my sisters playing Nirvana's Nevermind or Unplugged for me at some time, or perhaps Blind Melon's Soup. The first song I remember really falling in love with was The Beach Boys' "Kokomo."
I heard my brother play American Idiot in 2005. That was the first album I heard. I didn't get Demon Days until May. We listened to Kerrang a lot before then.
I may never have been into music if my brother hadn't have been forced to get some music albums one evening. ๐
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