11 Years old I started playing drums and here I am now.
Playing for 13 years and counting.

Could have been Don Spencer when I was possibly under 8 years old or something crazy. Then I'd say the first 'real' concert was Michael Jackson when I was in grade 5 or 6.

Endorsed by Drum Craft drums & Sabian Cymbals.
http://www.facebook.com/DrumCraft.Australia
http://www.facebook.com/SABIANCymbalsAustralia

Drums:
5 piece Drum Craft Rock kit series 8.
22", 12", 14", 16" and two 14" snares (Steel and Birch)
All Drum Craft hardware.

Cymbals:
AAX 19" & 20" X-Plosion Raw Bell Crash cymbals
AAX 21" Raw bell dry Ride.
AAX 14" Stage hi-hats
AAX 19" X-Treme China
AAX 10" Metal-X Splash

Pearl Eliminator double kick pedals.

Pro-Mark 5a wood tip sticks.

Biggest musical influence would have to be a mix of drummers, being Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater and Joey Jordison of Slipknot, then it matured to Blake Richardson of Between The Buried And Me, Billy Rhymer of Dillinger Escape Plan.
I started off being a kid who listened to his parents records like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Beatles, Supertramp, Talking Heads and more.
When I got into late primary school and into high school I got into punk, metal, nu-metal, ska & rock, to later on getting more into the heavier side of music, into Hardcore/Metal and all its sub-genres.
The first 4 CDs I bought roughly back in 1998/1999 were, Spiderbait, Nirvana, Coal Chamber, Pantera & Metallica. So I guess from an early age I was interested in the heavier side of things but still keeping a decent interest in the wider array of musical genres.

Band (Present to past):
http://www.facebook.com/InTrenches
http://www.facebook.com/Tradewindsmelb
http://www.facebook.com/gothamcityheartattack
And Melbourne band Luca Brasi

Converge.
The Dillinger Escape Plan.
Pink Floyd.
The Who.
Between The Buried And Me.

Biggest, around 850.
Smallest, about 8.

I'd choose Pink Floyd The Wall.
It reminds me of my parents and family, I love the complexity and broad range of genre within the album, plus it's very long so there's more playing time! haha! Definitely an album I would never get sick of listening to.