First record you spent your allowance on

youngEINSTEIN

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After seeing gary numan perform "cars" on snl I had to have his pleasure principle album in 1980.

Peace, stein... :)
 
I was obsessed with Taste of Honey's - Boogie Oogie Oogie. The bass line blew my mind. So I had to have this K-Tel comp.





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Bionic Booger Breaks and some Nervous records battle shit that I can't remember.





Couldn't wait to try them out...on a horrendous pair gemini belt drive turntables.





Had no fucking clue what I was doing....but I was hooked.
 
JectWon said:Bionic Booger Breaks




Booger Breaks was my first battle record





First music I bought with own money was a voucher I got for my 10th birthday for WH Smith. I got V/A 'Hip-Hop & Rapping In The House' cassette because I'd heard Doug E Fresh/Slick Rick "The Show" on the TV advert and I needed it
 
Hey,





I never got an allowance, but one of my early record purchases (on my own) was the first Clarke/Duke Project LP (off the strength of Stanley Clarke's "Rocks, Pebbles, and Sand" LP) and "Ghost in the Machine" by The Police back in '81.





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Peace,





Big Stacks from Kakalak
 
Space Oddity on 45 from that shop that sold records as a sideline to its floristry main string.


I like to recall it as 1970. Last time I checked the vinyl, the label had 1973.


Breakface.
 
I was 9 the year was '78 and I was also in love with Olivia Newton John. So yeah you know I took down that Grease soundtrack at K-Mart.
 
I got $1 for taking the garbage out each week and copped this...






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