What was your first ever album ON Tape

I only remember two of my earliest. Electro-something obviously consisting of various breakdance/electro-techno stuffs. The other was an album by the legends that were Erasure! :D/
 
Mine was actually given to me by my dad to play, Bucks Fizz - Making your mind up! but that's only a single, so the first album i had was Nickelback - Silver Side Up.
 
marc2003 said:
pet shop boys - actually. in my defence, i was 10 years old. :p
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Haha, me Mum had the Discography Singles CD which I use to listen to from time to time. Much as it pains me to say "It's a sin" is a shamefully good song. :o

My first tape was Guns and Roses Use Your Illusion 2, bought purely for You Could be Mine. My Grandmother went nuts at the fact I'd managed to get my Grandad to buy me a tape with explicit lyrics warnings on the front. :D

Still listen to tracks from UYI2 pretty much weekly, although Locomotive, Breakdown or Estranged these days.
 
Can't remember which came first, but it was either Oasis - What's The Story Morning Glory, or erm, Aqua - Aquarium

First single I ever bought on tape was Jamiroquai - Canned Heat
 
Big Kev said:
My first tape was bought for me by the parents and it was David Essex - Rock On.:o
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David Essex, Arsenal ...... I am now convinced you have little taste BK.

The first tape album I can remember owing was Now 5.

Now That's What I Call Music 5 said:
Duran Duran : "A View to a Kill"
Scritti Politti : "The Word Girl"
Harold Faltermeyer : "Axel F"
Fine Young Cannibals : "Johnny Come Home"
Dead or Alive : "In Too Deep"
Stephen 'Tintin' Duffy : "Icing on the Cake"
Kool & the Gang : "Cherish"
Paul Young : "Every Time You Go Away"
Marillion : "Kayleigh"
Bryan Ferry : "Slave to Love"
David Bowie : "This Is Not America"
Simple Minds : "Don't You (Forget About Me)"
Power Station : "Get It On (Bang A Gong)"
China Crisis : "Black Man Ray"
Phil Collins : "One More Night"

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Sister Sledge : "Frankie"
Mai Tai : "History"
Simply Red : "Moneys Too Tight (To Mention)"
Steve Arrington : "Feel So Real"
Jaki Graham : "Round and Around"
The Conway Brothers : "Turn It Up"
Loose Ends : "Magic Touch"
The Commentators : "N-N-Nineteen Not Out"
U2 : "The Unforgettable Fire"
The Style Council : "Walls Come Tumbling Down"
Katrina And The Waves : "Walking On Sunshine"
Gary Moore & Phil Lynott : "Out In The Fields"
The Damned : "The Shadow Of Love"
Howard Jones : "Life in One Day"
Jimmy Nail : "Love Don't Live Here Anymore"
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