OMD's Organisation - it was the first record I owned. No, it's not # 1 because it's the first but because it introduced me to the joys of listening to songs other than what the radio puts out (Hang the DJ!)The next one I bought was their Pacific Age then Crush... I can't remember the first non-OMD record I bought. Maybe the Smiths.
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What's your #1 album of all time?
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by Opera Prima » Tue Jun 20, 2006 3:46 am
OMD's Architecture & Morality, since it was the album that got me into new wave, together with Organisation, mentioned above.
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