Q: What's the first album or song you loved?

[Pandora]

What’s the first album or song you couldn’t get enough of? 

Tell us below! ⬇️

[LeonPandora]

The first album I loved was A Night at the Opera from Queen. I first knew this album when I was around 5 years old and I instantly felt in love with the songs Bohemian Rhapsody, Love of my Life and I'm in Love with my Car.

[MOHLovesAlaska]

@Pandora This is a great conversation topic. I can break this down from childhood through my adulthood just as everyone else can as well. 

Growing up on my grandparents' dairy farm the only music I heard or knew was country and Western music. During my young childhood years, my favorite songs were my parents' favorite songs. 

Coal Miner's Daughter by Loretta Lynn (My mom's favorite) 

He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones (My Dad's favorite) 

My oldest brother David introduced me to Rock music when I was 8 and the song I heard was his favorite Sylvia's Mother by Dr Hook and the Medicine Show. My 2nd older brother Donnie introduced me to his favorite song Stairway to Heaven (Remaster) by Led Zeppelin. 

My first album that I purchased was  Born In The U.S.A. by Bruce Sprinsteen. My favorite song from this album is Born In The U.S.A. That changed when I reached my 20's, then it changed in my 30's and it changed in 2012  Pieces Of You by Jewel and my favorite overall song today is the 4th song on the album Foolish Games (LP Version)

Have a great day. Take care and GOD bless.

[AlyssaPandora]

The Spice Girls were a big part of my childhood, and Spiceworld was the first album I owned.

If they ever toured again, I'd definitely be in the audience. ❤️

Spiceworld by Spice Girls

[mohenoxime]

The first album I remember being my favorite is My world and My world 2.0 by Justin Bieber. It was also the first concert I went to when I was about 10. 

[asalah1]

I'm not able to recall for sure, but a song that I liked a lot on my earlier years would be something from Juan Gabriel's collection. Definitely a true GOAT!

[Axteller]

I loved Who can it be now by Men at Work that played everywhere on my way to elementary school.

[AdamPandora]

The Lion King was my favorite movie growing up.

I am going to date myself, but I had the VHS, and would replay the movie and sign along over and over again.

💿 Here's a link to the album: The Lion King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

[amendez]

Hi everyone!

When I was finishing elementary school, my musical tastes were just beginning to develop.

And I remember very well that one of the first albums I loved listening to was Iron Maiden by Iron Maiden.

An album that I love even today, long live Iron Maiden! 🖤🤘

[EstefC]

I guess it was something from The Beatles, I remember my dad playing their songs on road trips. I liked Hey Jude

[MOHLovesAlaska]

@EstefC I was never a Beatles fan, but that song Hey Jude is one song that I do like.

Take care and GOD bless.

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Seminole Wind

[Listener001]

enima of the state- blink 182

[MariaPandora]

I must say I was always a musically inclined child, so, if we want to talk about the very first album I loved, I would need to talk about my mom's CD with the songs of the musical Romeo et Juliette, de la haine a l'amour. 

After that I got obsessed with some of my sister's albums: Cult by Apocalyptica and Fallen by Evanescence

And then, finally talking about my albums, Finisterra by Mago de Oz. This last one was my very first album, and I couldn't stop listening to it.

[Listener001]

Although, the first concert I have ever been to was Shinedown touring for their album Planet Zero, in the Spokane Arena, cause at that time in my currently short life, I still lived in Washington, but I guess that’s a little off topic, but whatever, that made 2021, which was a bad year for everyone, a good year for me, and I got a hat, so alls well that ends well, ig