What was the first Rush album you bought?

[Sticklah]

My First Album was A Farwell to Kings

[Sticklah]

Piss, I messed up the first one it's supposed to be "Rush"

[Ru5h F@n]

I have said this already 5 times but my first album was "Moving Pictures".

[drewb93]

Moving Pictures, which I actually did not buy for myself. I bought it for a friend as a gift, as my dad owns all the Rush albums, so I just use his (I'm 14 and still live with my parents)

[rushbass]

The first album I received (gifted) was 2112...

 

The first album I bought was Hemispheres.

[TheRocinanteKid]

Test For Echo and Fly By Night on the same day.

[J0N]

2112

[Slaine mac Roth]

2112 for me as well back in 1979 - I got ATWAS for Crimbo that year as well

[Drumnut]

The 1st one I bought was Signals.

[New World Manny]

The first one I bought was on cassette. It was "A Show of Hands" and I bought it the day it was released, January of 1989 if I recall correctly. It was the first time I bought something on its release date and I was so excited. My dad drove me to the record store and we listened to it on the way home. I still love that opening trio of

Big Money > Subdivisions > Marathon

 

Up 'til then I borrowed friends' copies and had copies that people had "taped" for me....most notably "Exit...Stage Left." I think I played my Memorex copy of that tape until it just broke.

[TheRocinanteKid]

QUOTE (Drumnut @ Jan 21 2008, 06:02 PM)

The 1st one I bought was Signals.

And the first one you stole?

 

Just joking with ya!

[joanneeeeee]

Moving Pictures. Didn't actually buy it, someone made me a copy of a copy of a cassette......

 

Has it been that long?????????

 

[Lerxster]

QUOTE (joanneeeeee @ Jan 21 2008, 05:24 PM)

Moving Pictures. Didn't actually buy it, someone made me a copy of a copy of a cassette...... Has it been that long?????????

 

http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii282/Lerxster/200px-Moving_Pictures1.jpg

Me too

[PassTheAmmunition]

GUP

[Rutlefan]

A Farewell to Kings. My older brother brought home ATWAS when it came out. I loved it but wasn't sure if they were trying to be UFO or Yes. Then they came out with A Farewell to Kings which I bought with some trepidation (a 6th grader has to spend his money wisely). Musically-speaking, that was life-changing. I listened to Xanadu two to three times a day with headphones every day for a year. Then Hemispheres came and was even better. Those were the days. Edited June 22, 2013 by Rutlefan

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