First and Last and....

[Danny]

1st Single: OMD - Enola Gay
1st Album: Thompson Twins - Into the Gap (I think, I might be wrong though and in any case I had bought a few shitty tape compilations before then)

Last single: ... er, not sure really, do bands release singles anymore? Not many of those I listen to obviously...
Last album: (bought precisely today) Stiff Little Fingers - Assume Nothing. Question Everything. If compilations/best ofs don't count then it's Jim Bob - What I Think About When I Think About You (ordered it a few days ago, arrived yesterday)

[Tony S]

First 7" was Ghost Town by THE SPECIALS
Last 7" was technically March In September flexi! Before that though er........
BRICKTOP self titled 7" on Randal Records. (Good mates of mine from Tucson, Arizona)

Ah yeah, I meant to mention the March In September flexi disc.  I was allowing for cd singles too though, which I've never been much of a collector of. As for 7 inch vinyl, I think the last one of those I bought was probably something like Snowy White - Peace On Earth, which came with a free Les Paul Gold Top badge 

[stompy13]

First album...Complete rock 'n' roll (compilation double album)
Last album ...BDAW

First 7" Madness "Michael Caine" picture disc from Boots when they sold records.
Last 7" The Mob "Rise up" If you haven't checked it out, do so!! http://youtu.be/XWG729GQFPY

[Hughie]

1st   Disco Fever.  A compilation album.  Presumably my Mum bought it for me, I can't even remember why I particularly wanted it now.  There must have been something on it I liked I guess, or it had been advertised on TV.   I think the original double LP of The War of the Worlds was quite an early one too, although I'm a bit hazy on that.

Last:  A Jesca Hoop album at one of her gigs.  This has reminded me that I've never played it and don't actually know where it is!   I think this was before Dog and Wolf  turned up in the post, but after I had ordered it online, so not sure which counts as the latest.

Singles, I can't remember.

H

[marius]

1st Kiss - Dynasty or Queen - Day at the races (both on cassette as I only had a cassette player at that time, sometime around 1978/1979 (happy times; listening to radio shows trying to catch a song on tape without the radio dj talking through the intro or outro of a song, pressing the "record" (orange) and "play" buttons at the same time.

Last; Mintzkov: Sky hits ground (if you like dEUS check out this great Belgium band) and Arcade Fire: Reflektor

Singles;
1st New Order; Blue Monday (12 inch)
last; can't remember but March in September came with the magazine I bought so that should count

[JohnH]

first album: Inflammable Material, Stiff Little Fingers (vinyl)
most recent album/CD: BDAW

first CD: Out Of Time, REM

first single: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick, Ian Dury & The Blockheads
most recent single: er, I think it was BD3. I don't tend to buy singles

[Spudthemariner]

First Album (Cassette): Songs From The Big Chair - Tears For Fears (hey I was 15  )
First Single: Road To Nowhere - Talking Heads

Latest Album: BDAW (for me) and the latest Dreadzone for the better half
Latest Single: As with most, I really can't remember although like a few I did get this flexi disc.....

[Barty]

First album (didn't buy it but did ask for it for Christmas 1975!) - All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span
First single (again a Christmas request) - The Trail of the Lonesome Pine - Laurel and Hardy

Most recent album - Heavy Flowers - Blaudzun
Most recent single - download of Come Touch the Sky - Trouble (for old time's sake)

[Wessexy Witch]

1st   Disco Fever.  A compilation album.  H

I've still got that ! Me and my mate used to pretend we were Baccara !! I was the one who always wore black and she was the one who always wore white
 

1st single Young Parisians - Adam and the Ants (still got it)
I wanted Ant Music but Woolies didn't have it.  Delighted by the rude song on the B side,Lady.
 
1st album Kissing to be clever - Culture Club (still got it)
 
Last single ,yep the flexi !
 
Last album,BDAW
 

[Gayle]

First record I owned was 'Breaking Glass' by Hazel O'Connor, but that was a (much wanted) Christmas prezzie rather than me spending my own money - that would be 'Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret' by Soft Cell - which I played every day without fail for over a year. No wonder my family weren't keen.
Most recent purchase 'BDAW', of course!

[szmurf]

1st LP - Foreigner: Double Vision
1st Single - We don't singles in the US, but I did buy up all of Peter Gabriel's singles on CD when I ran out of albums to buy of his.
1st CD - Peter Gabriel: 3
Last LP - Neko Case: The worse things get, the harder I fight; the harder I fight, the more I love you (Also - the longest album name I think I own)
Last Single - Either NMA related or a Smoking Popes single I bought last year or so.
Last CD - Just bought a stack:
You Don't Know Me - An Eddie Arnold tribute album (which is weird because he only wrote one or two songs, tops)
Gifted - Women of the World (Realworld Gold series reissues)
Owen - L'Ami du Peuple
Divided and United - Songs of the Civil War (compilation of US Civil War songs sung by some of the greats of bluegrass and country)
Jason Isbell - Southeastern
Midlake - Antiphon (either they got a new singer or dudes voice has changed since the last few albums)

[DannySan]

First album (didn't buy it but did ask for it for Christmas 1975!) - All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span

I remember that album. The cover used to fascinate me. My dad had it and I remember listening to it with him when I was 5 or 6.

[Phill]

1st Album: Kings of the Wild Frontier
Last album: Gabby Young & other animals - We're All in this together.

Think the last single was Shonen Knife - Get the wow
1st - I think may have been Wham - Club tropicanna

[lfran]

First single: Elvis Costello, Oliver's Army
First album: The Jam, Setting Sons

Last album: Between Dog and Wolf
Last single: Buck Eejit, The Terri Hooley ep.

[sozbot]

1st Album: Ant Music
Last album: Gabby Young & other animals - We're All in this together.

Awesome - just saw Gabby Young & other animals live in Edinburgh last week! They were fantastic.