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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 10/17/2007 8:39:49 PM

P.O.D. warrior

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elvis is just like super hevy metal, isn't he

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 10/17/2007 8:41:07 PM

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yup

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 3/24/2008 9:19:38 AM

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I think the first album that I purchased was Satellite. I bought it with my own money.

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 3/24/2008 3:21:10 PM

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on the serious and somewhat embarassing tip- it was a carman album haha

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 3/26/2008 2:13:22 PM

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Was back in '04 or '05, I had never heard of remixes before and couldn't believe my luck when I found a summer mix album with almost every hit song that was popular at time (but what I was really stoked about was Michael Jackson's Earth Song - I had eyed his History Vol 1 for quite some time...)
Boy, was I shocked to find out what a remix is?!?!?!?

I think my 1st real album was Steven Curtis Chapman's Lord of the Dance, that I bought back in 1997.

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 4/8/2008 12:32:05 AM

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The first CD I got was "WOW 2000," a 2-disc Christian music compilation my parents got me for Christmas of 1999, the year they bought me my first CD player.

The first CD I bought was a Christian rock compilation album called "Seltzer 2." It had all the cool Christian groups from the 90's... Newsboys, Audio A, Skillet ("Locked in a Cage" - I loved that one!).

This first real album I bought was "Static" by Bleach, who I discovered because of "Seltzer 2."

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The Vines' new album, "Melodia" is out now! Hear it here!

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RE: The first album you purchased ... - 4/8/2008 4:21:23 AM

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wow if i remember correctly the first album i ever bought was "MC Hammer - Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em" . hahaaaa. good times. i was like 12.

first rock album i ever bought 1997 (i must have been 14) were both together "Stavesacre - Friction" a very good album which i pop in once in awhile and "Every Day Life - Disgruntled" at the same time but i lost the last one :(

this intoduced me into heavy music and i never got back to anything else. 1999 then i got The Fundamental Elements from my brother to christmas. I was hooked ever since and startet lstening to hardcore bands like No Innocent Victim :)

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