First songs/riffs/pieces learnt

[Led Zeppelin]

The first complete song I learnt was Parisienne Walkways by Gary Moore which mightnt count because I did most of it by imprevisation by ear. The firest riff I did was the intro to Stairway To Heaven and the first piece I learnt (or tried to) was Angi by Davy Graham.

[Raskolnikov]

I think the first song I ever learned was "Walk Like a Man." From practicing that one day I figured out "Enter Sandman." Pretty funny, eh?

[RuDeE]

I'd say my first song was "Crazy Train" by Ozzy
I used to love that song, it's still pretty cool

[jake sommers]

My first songs were easy as pie. they were: what it's like by everlast and time of your life by green day.

[Christoph]

'Stairway to Heaven' by the Zep and 'Closer to Home' by Grand Funk Railroad.

Hey, don't laugh at that last one.

[Brian Black]

It seems like everyone I know has started on one of these three
Knocking On Heaven's Door-Gn'R-(my first)
Every Rose has Its Thorn-Poison-cheesy, but if you are from the late 80's/early 90's, you know you played it
Sunshine Of Your Love-Cream-timeless

[bollepol]

while my friends were trying to figure out how to play basic chords (A, C, ...), I was trying to figure out the
"Sweet Child o' mine" intro by Guns N Roses.

[EdmaD]

Smoke on the water and Sweet Child o mine are good songs to start to play the guitar.

[Sedge]

Smells like Teen Spirit by Nirvana