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Kiss - “Calling Dr. Love” - Rock And Roll Over.  See my history with this album here.

The first recording I ever purchased was Kiss’ Rock And Roll Over in the summer of 1978.  I knew I wanted a Kiss record and this was the most colorful one.  It was a cassette actually, and it cost me $6.98 at K-Mart.  I remember the cassette very clearly as it had a white case with a yellow sticker.  I was in my basement the first time I pressed play on it.  The studio version of “Calling Dr. Love” was especially catchy along with “Mr. Speed”, not that an 8 year old kid would know what either song was about.   The first vinyl I ever purchased was Kiss Alive II, a double album.  It took a while for me to save enough money to eventually buy Kiss Alive I which was the most expensive Kiss album at the time.  
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The first recording I ever purchased was Kiss’ Rock And Roll Over in the summer of 1978.  I knew I wanted a Kiss record and this was the most colorful one.  It was a cassette actually, and it cost me $6.98 at K-Mart.  I remember the cassette very clearly as it had a white case with a yellow sticker.  I was in my basement the first time I pressed play on it.  The studio version of “Calling Dr. Love” was especially catchy along with “Mr. Speed”, not that an 8 year old kid would know what either song was about.   The first vinyl I ever purchased was Kiss Alive II, a double album.  It took a while for me to save enough money to eventually buy Kiss Alive I which was the most expensive Kiss album at the time.