Classic Friday Question revisited

June 10, 2005.
It was a Friday, and ROUTE 1 readers answered the following FRIDAY QUESTION:
"What was the last record (CD, mp3, etc.) you purchased?"
The answers provided snapshot views of readers' listening habits, so we have decided to ask the question today, six years later.
Here is how readers responded to the newly posed query...
BEKAH S. -- I purchased a Pandora subscription.
ANNIKA H. -- "The House That Built Me."
MIKE D. -- I hadn't bought any new music in a few years. But a few weeks ago, after reading a Jim Swenson column that mentioned a Supertramp song, I finally went out and bought a CD I've wanted for years: "Breakfast in America." It contains some great tunes, many which take me back to my high school days.
KERSTIN H. -- "Above the Noise" by McFly.... i <3 McFly!
RICK T. -- Johnny Counterfit Live in Nashville.
JIM S. -- Do LPs count? I stopped at Moon Dog a few months ago and, for old times sake, I bought a couple of albums. One was Fleetwood Mac's 1980 "Live," a double-album with many of their hits and a few songs I don't own. The other was Grand Funk's self-titled 1969 album. I never had owned the album, but did have the cassette tape in the early 1970s.
KERI M. -- I pre-ordered Josh Groban's "Illuminations" a couple of months ago.
BRIAN M. -- "Night Attack" by the Angels... or as U.S. audiences know the band, Angel City.
ERIK H. -- My latest album is a collection of dub reggae tunes from the early 1970s. "Dub Specialist: 17 Dub Shots from Studio One." The songs are remixed versions of classic reggae tunes from Studio One, the iconic label known as "The Motown of Jamaica."