First record you bought? The first record I bought if memory serves me was Shawaddywaddy with Under The Moon Of Love. – First gig you went (who, where, when)? Other than watching local acts in pubs in my youth, the first ‘proper’ gig I went to was…
First record you bought First record I bought was OK Computer, Radiohead. I used to listen to it with my Dad on repeat for hours on end when I was a kid. I truly fell in love with that album,…
Photo: Fi Carroll First record you bought Good Charlotte – The Young and The Hopeless, I was a baby emo, i’m very much down with the pop-punk, emo resurgence that’s happening right now. I got a CD walkman for christmas,…
First record you bought First single I bought was a cassette of Vic and Bob’s version of I’m a Believer. Dunno why it was that song but I think it was probably the influence of my mum and all her old 60’s records that…
Photo: Mark Wilkinson First record you bought My brothers had all the Dylan and Beatles albums, so I listened to them a lot but the first record I physically went and bought myself was Space Oddity by David Bowie. First gig you went (who, where, when) The…
Photo: Will Ireland – First record you bought? Human League dare. There’s nothing I didn’t love about it. The cover art. The trip to Our Price on the bus. Spending all my saved up pocket money. Every single song. – First gig you went (who, where, when)? I…
Words: John Earls Photo: Jon Mo Fresh from his Noel Gallagher collaboration Where’s My Family Gone with Noel Gallagher, Newcastle’s finest young singer-songwriter Andrew Cushin tells John Earls how music helped him overcome a troubled home life – once he’d…
First record you bought? Blur ‘Parklife’ on cassette. I remember asking my mum to get it when she went to the supermarket with my paper round money. I used to visit Malcoms Musicland & Townsend Records in Chorley too. First…