I got my CD-player in late 1986 (and I still have got it, i.e. it´s about half my age now). My first CD was Metallica´s "Master Of Puppets" which I got in December 1986. (I had already bought the vinyl-version immediately after its release in March 1986.) My second CD was Helloween´s "Keeper Of The Seven Keys I" in March ´87 - it was released on vinyl and CD at the same time - , followed by Latin Quarter´s "Mick And Caroline" (one of the very few non-metal albums I listened to way back then) and Warlock´s "Triumph And Agony". Even though CDs cost about twice as much as vinyl albums (way back then - and prices didn´t decrease in spite of what you were told), I´d probably have bought much more CDs then, if more of those albums I was interested in had been released on CD. (I bought some "classics" like "The Spectre Within", "Awaken The Guardian", "Ride The Lightning", "Walls Of Jericho", "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus" and "A Tribute To Insanity" some years later again when they got released on CD.) However, already in 1988, I bought more CDs than vinyl albums. And since 1993 I haven´t bought any new albums on vinyl anymore, also due to the fact that they simply weren´t available anymore.