Wicked...hahaha.
Phantom of the Opera Original London Cast Recording... don't worry I got on track shortly after that (i.e. I discovered Sondheim). Although Phantom is still kind of a "guilty pleasure."
"Jesus Christ Superstar" on cassette.
RENT
Miss Saigon
Sunset Boulevard
We had the LPs of Camelot, My Fair Lady and Annie, plus a few other golden age shows.
The first cassette of a Broadway cast recording I ever purchased was A CHORUS LINE. Ditto for my first cd (cast recording or otherwise). Somehow my parents didn't object to me listening to Ritchie's section of the Montage, or Dance Ten: Looks Three...
I wore out my ACL cd and had to replace it...but by that time, I replaced it with the remastered edition.
I also "wore out" my Sweeney Todd OBC cd and had to replace that one too. Now that I'm an adult, I take much better care of my cast recordings!
Hairspray(obcr)
Hairspray. I made my parents buy it after we saw the show.
<3 it
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/23/05
Mine was Beauty and the Beast.
Annie was the first one I ever received. The first one I bought was Jesus Christ Superstar.
I had Annie forever, but I don't remember when I got it. The first one I remember buying was Mamma Mia! when I was 10.
Phantom of the Opera. I begged my mother for it after we saw the tour when I was 9.
MY first was The Les Miz OLCR, and I just got it over christmas but now I have:
Les Miz OLCR
Grey Gardens
Gypsy (Bernadette)
Annie Get Your Gun (Bernadette)
Chicago ORCR
Color Purple
Wicked
Curtains
Hairspray Movie
Jeckyl and Hyde OBC
Spamalot
Jesus Christ Superstar - of course it was the album
Joseph and Pippin (CD's) for X-Mas.
Me too for Phantom. I bought it and my cd player at the same time.
Featured Actor Joined: 5/21/07
1. Oklahoma!, the 78 r.p.m. set (I bought Vol. 2 a few years later)
2. Kiss Me Mate, LP
3. South Pacific, LP
All were bought in 1949.
RENT and Evita, I got them both at Borders on the same day.
when i was like 7 or 8 my great grandmother gave the OBC to Annie and I wore that CD out. It was my first CD (as CDs were brand new back then) and my first OBC recording. She knew I loved the movie and watched it all the time so just as an "i love you and miss you" present she sent me the CD :)
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/9/04
FALSETTOS (both parts).
I just directed a production right before my 21st birthday. It truly was a full-circle, extraordinary feeling as I prepare for graduation of my undergraduate experience.
Little Shop of Horrors OBCR, after seeing the national tour at the Ahmanson in Los Angeles.
First Recieved OBC: "Fiddler on the Roof" and "West Side Story" when I was four
First OBC that I paid for: *snickers* I love iTunes and the library =)
First OBC from library that I copied to my computer: "RENT", "Sweeney Todd" and "Pippin"
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/12/05
Understudy Joined: 10/17/07
Ah, you never forget your first.
A Chorus Line OBC LP. Purchased in London...
The first one I received was Sweeney Todd (though I really just stole it from my sister).
The first one I bought was Wicked.
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