When did you buy your first Stina album?

[RobB]

Long forgotten the exact date but I bought my first Stina album,'And She Closed Her Eyes' in the summer of 1994.

[sound world]

I bought all of them (bar TWIS) in a very short space of time in late 2002 when I was completely besotted with her music.
I still am,but there's nothing to buy.

[RobB]

Six albums in two years? No wonder you're suffering withdrawl symptoms in the last four years?

[Franck]

I think I bought the first one, Memories of a color in 1993...

[blue]

I bought my first one, This Is, at the time of release, then got all the others shortly after. Same time I discovered this bunch of weirdos at the Barbieboard ...

[RobB]

Same time I discovered this bunch of weirdos at the Barbieboard ...

We were all quite sane until you came along and kept going on about Stina's boots.

[twingo]

i first heared about her in 1994 when 'and she cllosed her eyes' was released

but the first album i bought was 'this is' in 2001

i'm a big fan since this date

[zoot]

late 1994, ASCHE. On cassette, 8.99 from the Grosvenor Centre in Northampton, two days after I left home and the day before I was due to start college. With the change from a tenner I got a second hand copy of Rain Dogs from the flea market.

It was raining. My first day in a strange town, 300 miles from home and didn't know anybody at all.

OOH THE SIGNIFICANCE

[Matt Butterfly]

Lazily of me, I brought her first record online as an import on Amazon in 2004. Quite late compared to the rest of you.

I got it on Amazon because it was impossible to find it her music in UK stores at the time.

However, I was stunned yesterday when I saw all of her albums in a small store in Convent Garden. I can't remember the name of the store but it wasn recently brought by HMV.

It seems like the word of her music is getting out in small doses.

[lamomeneant]

I bought This is at the beginning of 2002. Someone burned me a copy of PAS in 1999 but it turned out it was the last of Stina album I bought.

[paul-pgss]

I accidently recorded a song by Stina from the radio on a tape in 1994. The songs was lost when I recorded other songs on the same tape. In 1996 (or perhaps 1995) I saw an album by Stina in a cd-shop. I recognized the name but didn't remember where from. After listening to the album I recognized Murder in Mairyland Park. I bought the album then and there.

Later on I bought Memories of A Colour and Dynamite. The other albums I all bought shortly after being released.