First record / single / album
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Killswitch Engage - The End Of Heartache (Special Edition), I bought it in HMV at Meadowhall the day it came out, it was my first ever physical album I'd bought.
... Now it's rare that I actually buy physical albums, I mean, I never go out of my way to buy one, but if I'm near a music store while I'm out, I'll pop in and if there's anything I fancy I'll buy it, but I buy just about everything to do with music digitally now, it's just easier and I don't have to waste time ripping them either, lol.
... Now it's rare that I actually buy physical albums, I mean, I never go out of my way to buy one, but if I'm near a music store while I'm out, I'll pop in and if there's anything I fancy I'll buy it, but I buy just about everything to do with music digitally now, it's just easier and I don't have to waste time ripping them either, lol.
I love you Jason! I also hate Apple and all their products. Though most likely different reasons.
I'm gonna be the weird one posting here; I have never bought music. I don't even download music anymore, nor have any. Everything I listen too is either on Youtube or Grooveshark. I never take music with me anywhere.
I'm gonna be the weird one posting here; I have never bought music. I don't even download music anymore, nor have any. Everything I listen too is either on Youtube or Grooveshark. I never take music with me anywhere.
Mega Flare
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Mellon collie and the infinte sadness! First,cd ive bought and imo the best album of all time. I personaly still buy cds and own about 50+ cds though about 1/3 of it is smashing pumpkins. Though! I dont go to a.store to buy them i just get it off the internet ie amazon.ca
Michael Jackson - some "best of", 2 tapes. It was around 1997? And I was like 6 or 7 years old.
Then almost nothing and I used to pirate music for long time (both internet and radio-to-tape recording).
It was until I bought:
Tom Waits - Alice
Best album in the world.
Now I'm buying like one CD per month, or more if I found some cheap ones.
BTW I dislike buying music online. It's like paying for torrent download. And it's even worse, because you got only shitty MP3 (at least on Amazon or iTunes).
Nothing beats CD, booklet with lyrics, case etc.
And streaming - oh god, seriously someone is using it?
Also - I didn't buy (or download) single songs. If I like only one song from album - why I should even listen to that crappy band?
Then almost nothing and I used to pirate music for long time (both internet and radio-to-tape recording).
It was until I bought:
Tom Waits - Alice
Best album in the world.
Now I'm buying like one CD per month, or more if I found some cheap ones.
BTW I dislike buying music online. It's like paying for torrent download. And it's even worse, because you got only shitty MP3 (at least on Amazon or iTunes).
Nothing beats CD, booklet with lyrics, case etc.
And streaming - oh god, seriously someone is using it?
Also - I didn't buy (or download) single songs. If I like only one song from album - why I should even listen to that crappy band?
First CD I got was Hybrid Theory, Linkin Park, but thinking about it it was copied.. I think the first one I ever actually bought might have been Foo Fighters, One By One, from Play.com when that site was new and trustworthy.
P.S. By itunes generation I didn't mean you use itunes. Itunes started off the whole music download thing bigtime.
P.S. By itunes generation I didn't mean you use itunes. Itunes started off the whole music download thing bigtime.
High Hopes
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I was never one for physical music, but the first album I ever bought was The Eminem Show.
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Physical music? Never. Digital music, I've never bought a full album. What little music I have is honestly torrented, though I have paid for a couple.
http://bb.ohsk.net/uploads/Simplicity.mp3 was the first one I ever bought and you can't find it anywhere for purchase now.
http://bb.ohsk.net/uploads/Simplicity.mp3 was the first one I ever bought and you can't find it anywhere for purchase now.
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Klaviersonaten
Piano Sonatas
No. 13 op. 27 No. 1
No. 14 op. 27 No. 2
»Mondschein · Moonlight
Clair de Lune · Chiaro di luna«
No. 15 op. 28 »Pastorale«
Maurizio Pollini
It's funny that you should ask, cause I remember the moment like it happened just yesterday. I was maybe 14 at the time. I was having trouble playing Beethoven's Mondschein Sonata after practicing for several weeks or months. That day my mother took me downtown after school and we went to a bookstore. I saw the CD and asked her to buy it for me, since it was way expensive (at least for a 14 year old). I listened to that album non stop. I still have the case, but I lost the CD years ago. Pity.
Klaviersonaten
Piano Sonatas
No. 13 op. 27 No. 1
No. 14 op. 27 No. 2
»Mondschein · Moonlight
Clair de Lune · Chiaro di luna«
No. 15 op. 28 »Pastorale«
Maurizio Pollini
It's funny that you should ask, cause I remember the moment like it happened just yesterday. I was maybe 14 at the time. I was having trouble playing Beethoven's Mondschein Sonata after practicing for several weeks or months. That day my mother took me downtown after school and we went to a bookstore. I saw the CD and asked her to buy it for me, since it was way expensive (at least for a 14 year old). I listened to that album non stop. I still have the case, but I lost the CD years ago. Pity.
