First headphone experience

Dean wrote: No idea.   Before buying my first headphones I do remember placing the speakers 12" apart on the floor and laying between them to listen to The Moody Blues (forget which album, it could have been In Search of the Lost Chord).

   In search is among the albums i discovered with the headphone

jean-marie wrote: Logan wrote: I haven't the foggiest idea of what I first listened to on headphones. I do, however, remember the first cassette I listened to on a Sony Walkman, which was Split Enz' True Colours. Hey Split enz was a good band then it became better turning to Crowded House? Am i wrong?

I never got into Crowded House -- another Australian "house" band I remember quite liking in the 80s was Icehouse.  The only reason why that Split Enz album was the first I heard on the Walkman was because my brother had just bought a Walkman (think it was the first time I saw one) and had True Colours in it and let me listen to it while we dd work on our parents yard.  When I got my first Discman, the first CD I put on was Shubert's Piano Trio in E Flat.  I got it the because the piece  featured in a film called The Humger which rather obsessed me at one time, but classical is my first love.

Most very probably the first music I heard with headphones was classical.  I did particularly love Bach's Brandenberg Concerto as a child, and my dad would only play classical music, but I got to know a lot of rock music (Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons Project etc.) thanks to my older brothers.

No idea.

I haven't the foggiest idea of what I first listened to on headphones. I do, however, remember the first cassette I listened to on a Sony Walkman, which was Split Enz' True Colours.