2013/10/26 20:19:14
craigb
Randy wins.
 

2013/10/26 20:34:16
michaelhanson
The Red Album.
2013/10/26 20:52:13
The Maillard Reaction
craigb
Leadfoot
craigb
Kiss - Rock and Roll Over

Me too! Remember the big sticker inside? I remember Love Gun had this cardboard/paper gun thing in it too. I can't remember what Destroyer had. You always got a prize with Kiss records.


Plus you got an invitation to join their fan club (my mom wouldn't let me of course).  The big sticker took a LOT of work to get off of my window once it was time to remove it - heh...


I still have my sticker.
2013/10/26 20:53:13
yorolpal
Well I can't remember the first album I actually bought with my own money but I remember the first forty five I bought...it was Sixteen Tons by Ernie Ford. It was a replacement for my aunt Lucy (who was more like my big sister). I'd worn her copy out.
2013/10/26 21:49:06
Leadfoot
mike_mccue

I still have my sticker.


Wow! Talk about self control! I couldn't fight the temptation to put it on my bedroom door as soon as I took it out of the album cover.
2013/10/27 01:47:40
sharke
The Specials - The Specials. I was 6 years old and I thought they were the coolest band in the world. I still think that. 
 

2013/10/27 02:31:44
craigb
sharke
The Specials - The Specials. I was 6 years old and I thought they were the coolest band in the world. I still think that. 
 




So you think the Specials are special?
2013/10/27 02:36:05
bapu
Probably a Beatles album. I'm thinking Beatles '65. I was 12 then.
2013/10/27 04:45:25
Leizer
rsp@odyssey.net
Leizer
Which was the first record album you bought for your own money? Mine was King Cobras "Thrill of a lifetime". A hard rock band that had released a previous single that i liked ("Hunger"), so I bought their new record. I remember dissapointment over the lame sound, not as heavy rock as in "Hunger". It's very predictable songs, not at all my cup of tea nowadays. =)



You must be a bit on the younger side. I played with Dave Henzerling, who went by David Phillip Thomas or some damn name in that band. A bass player I played with auditioned for Carmine Appice for that band also. I went with him to LA for the audition and Peter Criss was at Carmine's house that day. Pretty cool afternoon. Dave toured with King Kobra. They got the support slot for a Kiss tour. Dave said they were getting $35 a day. Carmine was the only one making any money. Carmine was in his late 40's and everyone else in the band was early 20's.

Dave went back to school and got an engineering degree. He married a porn star and has a couple of kids now. He's still gigging around Phoenix. My brother saw him 2 weeks ago. And you're right, those albums sucked.

Randy



Great story! Well I don't know... is 41 on the younger side? ;)
2013/10/27 05:17:44
SvenArne
This thread made me feel young! My first LP was MJ "Bad"!
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