What kind of music were you exposed to as a child...?

Question

What kind of music were you exposed to as a child...?

Answer 1

The Stones, The Beatles, Chicago, Santana, The Doors, Andy Williams, Todd Rundgren, Batman theme song(tv show), Dark Shadows theme song, Paul Lindsay,Motown, Johnny Rivers, Tommy James and The Shondells, Three Dog Night, Johnathan Edwards, The Monkees, Dave Clark Five, Procul Harum.

Answer 2

I grew up in the 1990s. So I was exposed to music that had meaning, talked about issues and was about having fun or dancing. Also, I was mostly exposed to Hip Hop/Rap and R&B, but i did watch MTV, so I was familiar with Pop and Rock music. This is was I mostly listen to Sirius XM radio stations 90s on 9 and BackSpin because that's the type of music I grew up with.

Answer 3

Papas, and even country ballads were seasonally interspersed throughout the mix. Nigerians are very interested in all kinds of music (maybe not so much opera), and we had many great jazz and highlife bands with plenty of brass, electric guitars, and drums available for nighttime shows or for the ceaseless parties for which bands played quite audibly in the yards of better homes. Best of all, I am thankful for the radio and hundreds of albums my parents bought and played every day; they even subscribed to record clubs. My mother's family are gospel singers and songwriters, so we were always up on our James Cleveland, Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker, Hawkins Family, and Staples Singers, but also on everything Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Johnny Nash, and Jimmy Cliff. My international school, run by hippie-oriented Americans, fed us a steady diet of Simon & Garfunkel and Bob Seeger, and purposely exposed us to folk music from every part of the world. To this day, I never try to teach a class-- of any subject-- without music. In my experience, it is the only medium in which new information is permanently retrievable.

Answer 4

Tom Jones, the Mamas and the Papas, and even country ballads were seasonally interspersed throughout the mix. Nigerians are very interested in all kinds of music (maybe not so much opera), and we had many great jazz and highlife bands with plenty of brass, electric guitars, and drums available for nighttime shows or for the ceaseless parties for which bands played quite audibly in the yards of better homes. Best of all, I am thankful for the radio and hundreds of albums my parents bought and played every day; they even subscribed to record clubs. My mother's family are gospel singers and songwriters, so we were always up on our James Cleveland, Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker, Hawkins Family, and Staples Singers, but also on everything Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Johnny Nash, and Jimmy Cliff. My international school, run by hippie-oriented Americans, fed us a steady diet of Simon & Garfunkel and Bob Seeger, and purposely exposed us to folk music from every part of the world. To this day, I never try to teach a class-- of any subject-- without music. In my experience, it is the only medium in which new information is permanently retrievable.

Answer 5

Papas, and even country ballads were seasonally interspersed throughout the mix. Nigerians are very interested in all kinds of music (maybe not so much opera), and we had many great jazz and highlife bands with plenty of brass, electric guitars, and drums available for nighttime shows or for the ceaseless parties for which bands played quite audibly in the yards of better homes. Best of all, I am thankful for the radio and hundreds of albums my parents bought and played every day; they even subscribed to record clubs. My mother's family are gospel singers and songwriters, so we were always up on our James Cleveland, Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker, Hawkins Family, and Staples Singers, but also on everything Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Johnny Nash, and Jimmy Cliff. My international school, run by hippie-oriented Americans, fed us a steady diet of Simon & Garfunkel and Bob Seeger, and purposely exposed us to folk music from every part of the world. To this day, I never try to teach a class-- of any subject-- without music. In my experience, it is the only medium in which new information is permanently retrievable.

Answer 6

My parents played a lot of '80s and '70s music while I was growing up too, so music from those times make me nostalgic. Classic hits from the '60s and beyond would always be in shows and movies. My mom played a lot of Spanish music, not the fast kind haha, but like ballad love songs from the '60s - '80s. She would also play Classical music such as Mozart. So basically I was exposed to all eras of music as a child. I'm glad because it's what's made my music taste so diverse, so thanks mom and dad! :DI in fact still listen to all those bands/artists, but I also add in some of my favorites. I like the old blues like Charley Patton, Blind Willie Johnson, Blind Boy Fuller, and Leadbelly. I also like bands like The Ink Spots, own several records by them. I am also 17, hardly no one else in my generation doesn't even know this kind of music. Speaking for myself. . . I can't stand modern music.

Answer 7

Born in 1992, so '90s to early 2000s music automatically brings me back to childhood. My parents played a lot of '80s and '70s music while I was growing up too, so music from those times make me nostalgic. Classic hits from the '60s and beyond would always be in shows and movies. My mom played a lot of Spanish music, not the fast kind haha, but like ballad love songs from the '60s - '80s. She would also play Classical music such as Mozart. So basically I was exposed to all eras of music as a child. I'm glad because it's what's made my music taste so diverse, so thanks mom and dad! :D

Answer 8

My folks are baby boomers so growing up, I heard Elvis, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zep, The Beach Boys, Billy Joel, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Neil Diamond, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Wings, Sweat, and so forth and a few country singers like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson etc

Answer 9

Allllllllllllllllllllllllllllll kinds of music. Genres ranging from Rap to Classical. From Hip-hop to Blues. From Country to Jazz. From Alternative to Rock and Roll.

Answer 10

As a child of course I was introduced to music by my older brother and sister, Motown all the hip black music out then, so being black there was a lot of Temptations, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, and of course the Jackson Five. but then came pot and my brother was smoking so in come the Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Chicago, Grand funk Railroad and so on. I was hooked and now I'm 56 and it's been rock music as my favorite was one of the only black kid walking around school with Kiss and Rush albums.(yes albums)

Answer 11

I lived with older, extended family that was active in the symphony and performing so I was exposed to Big Band era music, jazz (old and new), opera, and classical from them. I also had much older siblings and so at five and six years old experienced The Eagles (Hotel California in particular), parody songs (on Doctor Demento), Carol King (Tapestry), and typical stuff of the 1970's. For myself, I was a child of the '80's and listened to everything from Ozzie to Songs from the Big Chair. I'm still that way - gotta listen to what moves me.

Answer 12

Well lets see. Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe, Jimmie Rodgers, The Stanley Brothers, Hank Williams Sr., Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Johnny Horton, CCR, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Band, Led Zeppelin, Neil Young, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Canned Heat, The Steve Miller Band, and plenty of others.



I in fact still listen to all those bands/artists, but I also add in some of my favorites. I like the old blues like Charley Patton, Blind Willie Johnson, Blind Boy Fuller, and Leadbelly. I also like bands like The Ink Spots, own several records by them. I am also 17, hardly no one else in my generation doesn't even know this kind of music. Speaking for myself. . . I can't stand modern music.

Answer 13

I was really fortunate to have the perfect eclectic storm. My mother listened to the beautiful classical music of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Debussy, and Haydn while she was carrying me, and she swears that I recognized it instantly on the other side of the womb. In 60s and 70s Nigeria, we had all the typical music indigenous to West Africa billowing from every store and blaring on the sidewalks to customers. Absolutely competing for equal time, though, was reggae (a good ten years before the U.S. even heard of it), Elvis, Beach Boys, Tom Jones, the Mamas and the Papas, and even country ballads were seasonally interspersed throughout the mix. Nigerians are very interested in all kinds of music (maybe not so much opera), and we had many great jazz and highlife bands with plenty of brass, electric guitars, and drums available for nighttime shows or for the ceaseless parties for which bands played quite audibly in the yards of better homes. Best of all, I am thankful for the radio and hundreds of albums my parents bought and played every day; they even subscribed to record clubs. My mother's family are gospel singers and songwriters, so we were always up on our James Cleveland, Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker, Hawkins Family, and Staples Singers, but also on everything Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Johnny Nash, and Jimmy Cliff. My international school, run by hippie-oriented Americans, fed us a steady diet of Simon & Garfunkel and Bob Seeger, and purposely exposed us to folk music from every part of the world. To this day, I never try to teach a class-- of any subject-- without music. In my experience, it is the only medium in which new information is permanently retrievable.

Answer 14

Areosmith, Daughtry, Carrie Underwood, the stuff my parents were into. I was and still am influenced by my parent's music. I was not into that whole disney scene, My mom hated disney channel, tolerated nickelodian, and loved that I watched PBS. 1980s and 1970s were big in our house. Sound of music, fiddler's roof, and other classic musicals. I listened Hannah Montana when I was 13 or 14 same with the Jonas Brothers their first year on the scene. Country music.

Answer 15

In my house, there was always a lot of Johnny Cash, Irish Rovers, Tom Jones, and many comedy albums, like the Smothers Brothers, Bill Cosby, and Tom Leher. That's what I remember the most. Especially the Johnny Cash-

Answer 16

Mostly Cantonese Pop from Hong Kong. Sometimes when I visit my aunt's place she might play Western music from the 60s such as the Beatles or BeeGees but very rarely though. I was at around Grade 10 when I really started to pay attention to Western music through MuchMusic (the 90s at the time).

Answer 17

In the 50's and early 60's, I listened to American Bandstand on tv after school. My mother listened to the Ed Sullivan Show and Lawrence Welk- Elvis Presley and Perry Como's songs which I didn't like but heard them anyway. I enjoyed the Beatles in the 60's, the LemonPiper's- Green Tamborine, Neil Diamond, Beach Boys, Johnny Cash. Most of the 50's/60's songs.

Answer 18

Before i got into Linkin Park at 14 and other bands i love today, most of the 90s were bubble gum pop, r&b, or boy bands such as Backstreet boys, Nsync, & Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Brandy, & Destinys Child,. Occassionally at family gatherings i'd hear hip-hop or reggae music since my family is from Guyana and are african-american. I loved listening to rock as a pre-teen, teen, and into adulthood. Its always been my fav since i can remember. I wasn't allowd to listen to rock or metal because my mom was Christian. When she remarried her so-called husband(divorced) all i heard in the car was either r&b or gospel. It wasnt my style at all, never appealed to me much, but i eventually got around to what i really wanted to hear when i was a teen and in my 20s. Obsessed with Linkin Park as a teen and. My favorite group now at 27 is 30 Seconds to Mars. I also currently like some dance, dubstep, and edm.

Answer 19

My dad always used to play Adam and the Ants, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Duran Duran.. Then my sister introduced me to Nirvana, My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Rage Against the Machine.. And I used to have a best-friend who's dad would always play Blink 182, Sum 41, Simple Plan etc.

So a mixture of stuff really, not much pop stuff like that.

Answer 20

Every genre of music, mainly because each of my family members enjoyed something different. I became mainly influenced by classical music while studying ballet for twelve years, and listening to my mother sing opera.

It has been wonderful to have been exposed to so many different genres of music in my life thus far. It's helped me to embrace the world's differences through music's universal language.

Answer 21

Sixties and seventies music. The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Steve Miller Band, and Queen were always on.

Answer 22

The record player would spin those 45's like: Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Louis, and Johnny Cash. I was 15 years younger than my brother and sister. It was their music.

Answer 23

Skiffle, Rock and Roll, Ska /Two Tone, Punk, New Wave, Folk, Rhythm and Blues not RnB, Rockabilly, Heavy Metal no Thrash, Baroque and Classical. So just the usual suspects really for a middle class child of the 60s...

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Answer 24

I was mostly exposed to Gospel, Old School R&B music, and 90s music.

Answer 25

Reggae from on my dad's side. 60s and 70s music on my mom's side. And I listened to whatever was on Radio Disney or music from TV shows in the late 90s when I was a toddler. I was born 18 years ago :)

Answer 26

Whitney Hudson, Micheal Jackson, Luther Vandross, Pattie labelle, basically anything from the 1980s-1990s

Answer 27

Rock N Roll

Answer 28

I only listened to country music. When I began in college (1973), I switched to classical music and big band music. Most on the campus listened to rock and roll. Those of us in the Dance Club could not stand that..

Answer 29

Venga Boyz, the beatles, so many

It has been wonderful to have been exposed to so many different genres of music in my life thus far. It's helped me to embrace the world's differences through music's universal language.

Answer 30

Elvis Presley

Bay City Rollers

Swaddy Waddy

Beatles

The Jacksons

Abba

Answer 31

My mom played Nancy Wilson and dad played Old Country Music.

Answer 32

Eminem and Skrillex. But don't get me wrong I still like other artists like Dr. Dre Tech n9ne Deadmou5 ACDC DragonForce Snoop Dogg. My Dad is fun

Answer 33

Ludacris

Answer 34

Honestly -- not an hour ago, I was looking at the eulogy I wrote for my mother, who died in October.

(Yeah, I'm missing her lately....)

It included this:



"She also left her mark on me musically. She had played the piano since she was young, and there was a piano in our house all the years we were growing up. I learned to play by watching her and then picking out tunes on the keys, and she encouraged me in that — so much so that I still play today.

And her collection of records — ranging from classical to gospel to country to marches to jazz to rock-and-roll ... and her favorite genre, Broadway show tunes … gave me a broad appreciation for music that we shared to our mutual enjoyment in later years."

Answer 35

just about all of it from classical to what was current. each person i knew had a type of music the listened to and i loved it all. what comes to mind the most is the country music concert we'd stay for at the county fair, the classic rock in the car, and all the songs that i listened to jumping around radio stations on my walkman.

Answer 36

I listened mostly to whatever my brother was listening to, so mostly Green Day, Fall Out Boy, techno music, Switchfoot and a lot of other genres.

Answer 37

My mother loved the classics, Bach, etc,Every Sunday we would crank up the Victrola and put them on and just listen to them, rock and roll wasn't allowed ever and once I got a Beatles album for my birthday and my dad used it for trap shooting. Both parents liked the big band music and a little bit of early country,which is hardly ever sung these days. As I got closer to high school ,my parents relaxed and let us listen to Peter,Paul and Mary and the Staler Brothers, Everly Brother, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin.

Answer 38

classical music from my mom and country music from my dad.



all the usual late '60s stuff. my older sister was particularly fond of the beatles and the 5th dimension.



for a long time i had a tune in my head that i had heard when i was little but couldn't place. as an adult i was able to identify it as "fancy" by bobby gentry.

Answer 39

OLD is Gold kind of music....few use to be good but mostly boring

for eg lata Ji & Md.Rafi ji singing hat off

few of RD Burman

Answer 40

Classic Rock and Motown

Answer 41

I was mainly exposed to classical and maybe just at little of what's named "old classical Israel". but it's funny - because all my siblings and I went in the metal direction. :-) bringing out the Deep purple out my mom (which she loved back in the 60's) and my brother introduced here to System of a Down. :-)



also - the Mams and the Papas and of course - the Beatles!!

Answer 42

Well I am 14 old boy you probaly think that my generation listen to all this crappy pop stuff. Well your right but im the only one in my generation that listen to classic rock. the good stuff like Queen, Ac/dc, The doors, creedence clearwater revival. I listen to that stuff because i can understand the music not like twerking songs and rap and selfie? bs. I grew into because I live with my parents that grew in the 60-70s my dad listens to any good classic rock and my mom listen to all 70 music not anything else. But dosnent mean im the only one who listen to classic rock there are still other kids out there that listen to classic rock. Thank your for letting me share my opioun needed that out.

Answer 43

I'm Japanese and I grew up in Japan, but My mother loves western music like Carpenters or Queen or etc.

Since I was 5 or 6 years old child, she made me listened these music. Especially Carpenters.

And she also made me read lyrics of these songs.

I always listened the song of Carpenters (sometimes Queen, too) with the lyrics.

So only 6 years old Japanese girl could sing the song of Carpenters completely.

Since then, I like western music so much.

Answer 44

Christian Rock, Rock, Pop, Pop Rock, Punk Rock, Punk Pop, Pop Punk, and a little bit of Metal.

Answer 45

opera (like Mario Lanza,songs from the tv show Firestone Hour with Loretta Young), Big Bands (like Jimmy Dorsey and Benny Goodman), Mitch Miller's singalongs, WWII songs and Bing Crosby, Andrew Sisters, Bob Hope, children's songs like "Put a Smile on your Face", and of course church music.

Answer 46

when I was little (early 1990's), my parents used to listen to euro dance and pop-rock. I listen almost to everything, except metal and folk music. I used to hate R'N'B and hip hop, when I was in elementary school, but now I like it!

Answer 47

Tupac Amaru Shakur. RIP.

Answer 48

opera and frank Sinatra as a child ........ in my teens folk music Joan Baez Carly Simon Simon and Garfunkel and rock Beatles

Answer 49

As a child it was my dad who was more into music then my mom so he listen to a lot of Andy Williams,Gene Autry, Glenn Miller,Kate Smith,Andrew Sisters, Pat Boone, a lot from the 40's and 50's.

Best one ever was Andy Williams -Moon River..I listen to this one all the time and it reminds me of my dad.



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Answer 50

Religious, I`m 62.

Answer 51

Mostly Big Bands and crooners of the 40's with a little Country thrown in (Johnny Cash & June Carter) until I first heard The Beatles in '64. It's been a wild ride since then!

Answer 52

Classical, 50's pop, modern (90's) pop

Answer 53

Hank Williams....T-Bone Walker.....John Lee Hooker....Harry Belafonte.....Andrew Sisters....Perry Como....Frank Sinatra ....Bing Crosby....Elmore James....Big Joe Turner....B.B. King...Elvis Presley...Jimmie Rogers....The Carter Family....Roy Acuff....Ernest Tubb.....Flatt & Scruggs....Kitty Wells...Johnny Cash....Everly Brothers....Roger Miller...Eddy Arnold...Loretta Lynn.....George Jones....Danny & The Juniors...Gene Vincent...Carl Perkins....Big Bopper....Jerry Lee Lewis...Ritchie Valens.....Chuck Berry, B.B. King......Johnny And The Hurricanes...bill Haley & The Comets....Eddie Cochran...Dion & The Belmonts.....Fats Domino.....Bo Diddley....The Platters.... Screamin' Jay Hawkins.....James Brown.....The Moonglows...Etta James....Billie Holiday....Sam Cooke....The Coasters. And then I turned 16 and it was the beginning of the Beatles and Stones, when they first came out, so my taste in music just kept on growing. take care dave

Answer 54

as a child i use to sit at the back of me paps back seat and listened to maroon 5, madonna, some disney music which of course was my fav! and some other weird songs i dont really know the names of! and a lot of arabic songs:p

Answer 55

Everything from 50's to 70's music, bluegrass and gospel. Didn't really know alot about jazz/blues until later in life.

Answer 56

Techno

Answer 57

Tori Amos

Answer 58

Jelena Karleuša..

Answer 59

Pop,rap, and classic rock but now at 13 I listen to punk rock, pop rock,pop,electronic but music like SnowFlake - Jason Chen or Monster - skillet!

Answer 60

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Answer 61

Classical, country, rock n roll, blues, spirituals, gospel, Motown, big band music, hip hop.

Answer 62

mainstream pop and some soul ... a little country and folk ... i lived near nyc as a child and i'm grateful for being surrounded by so much variety.

Answer 63

Greek music

Answer 64

Lots of terrible hiphop. My family isn't musical nor artistic at all.

Answer 65

Classic songs like Frank Sinatra. That is because my Dad loves them.

Answer 66

Summer Rock because my older Brother was a big Stones fan,

so take care sweet summer.

Answer 67

when i was child i usually hear the poems kind of music

Answer 68

My folks hot me listening to the famous pop songs of the time which was early 2000s. There was a lot of Queen Latifah, Boys 2 Men, Will Smith and a lot of reggae and soca.

Answer 69

Basically all of the songs on the Pandora playlists Summer Hits of the 90s

Answer 70

Rap But now i hate rap Im am just into hard rock and techno

Answer 71

Rap. Tupac, Biggie, Jay Z, etc. Has it influenced my life? I think in some very subtle ways, yup.

Answer 72

Mainly 80's rock.

Answer 73

Miley Cyrus, which I really hate now. All that Disney stuff... A little rock, R&B.

Answer 74

Everything from country to folk to rock to pop to opera to indie to classical to bluegrass and to this day I can listen to any of them and smile.

Answer 75

I grew up in the 90s and liked listening to oldies (i.e. stuff from the 60s and 70s).

Answer 76

I grew up in the early 2000's. i grew up listening to heavy medal that grew into rock, and pop

Answer 77

Sad classical music.

Answer 78

Anything from the 50s-90s.

Answer 79

Pretty much everything. My parents love music!

Answer 80

90's r&b and hiphop, music from video games, 90s rock, baltimore club and house music



I also played piano so some classical music

Answer 81

Carnatic.

Answer 82

Gospel, Motown, early soul.

Answer 83

Rock and nothing else. That's why now all I do is go to concerts

Answer 84

TLC, The Beatles, Nickelback, Miley Cyrus by my mom, Full-on rap by my brother and dad. hate rap though.

Answer 85

I was exposed to Satanic death metal when I was a kid.... wasn't everybody?

Answer 86

I fell asleep listening to Brittney Spears every night!

Answer 87

All country because my parents loved it but once I was given a transistor radio....I found a 'rock 'n roll' station and I've been listening to it ever since.

Answer 88

Oldies, if that category counts. Lots of songs by the Beatles

Answer 89

Often country music, I cannot say the band or the artist because it is very vague in my mind.

Answer 90

The classics of rock I grew up on journey, aerosmith, poison, vixen, and motley crue with my dad.... with my mom it was classics like the supremes, temptations, gladis knight, commodores stuff like that so I was diverse in all music.....

Answer 91

80 and 90 hits

Answer 92

Pretty much everything besides hard Rock and rap or techno

Answer 93

None. There wasn't music in the house.

Answer 94

I love folks kind of musics.Addicted to is since I was like 9 I guess. Not really sure :P

Answer 95

a lot of rap and hip hop. my mum was a fan of tupac and my sis and my dad were both fans of eminem and it kind of stuck with me. I love eminem more tho.

Answer 96

hi

Answer 97

Rock/pop RnB ballads '90

Answer 98

MY MOM LISTEN ONLY TO THE TEAR JERCKERS , SHE WAS GOING THROUGH A DIVORCE TO A MAN SHE LOVED TIL SHE DIED SO I GREW UP ON, ROY ACUFF HANK WILLIAMS SR. HANK THOMPSON PASTY CLINE KITTY WELLS AND ECT. IT HAS STUCK WITH ME FOR NEAR 60 YRS NOW STILL LOVE IT

Answer 99

Rap music and I still hated it back then. AND I HATE HIP HOP CULTURE. Gangsters suck

Answer 100

limp bizkit linkin park. 90's teens

Answer 101

Happy Birthday :-/

Answer 102

Funnel-fed country music.

Answer 103

I love Rock n Roll. Elvis will live forever. I love Cliff and in particular, The Shadows. Who can play a guitar better than Hank B Marvin? The Everley Brothers, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis.

Answer 104

The Beatles, Chicago, any one like that.

Answer 105

Rap rock and metal. Because of that, I listen to everything

Answer 106

I don't remember, but I guess I'm exposed to boy band music like backstreet boys and n'sync back then.

Answer 107

Classic music.

Answer 108

Elvis, Beatles, Who, All of Mo-Town, and the top of the chart radio..thanks to Dick Clark and Casey Kasem...

93 KHJ am with Charlie Tuna, and the Art Labo show..Oh ya..good stuff

Answer 109

lotta ****

Answer 110

Mostly classic rock, but i had preferred Disney Pop. Now my life is revolved around metal as if i was forced to like it for some reason...

Answer 111

country, which is why i kill people

Answer 112

Old school rap, hip hop,old school slow jams like al green, percy sledge, otis redding, etc.

Answer 113

my bro played guitar ..aussie country ♫

Answer 114

random stuff

Answer 115

I am still groaning up... But I am really into kpop. It's like taking over the world. To be completely honest I am not a huge fan of psy. (When kpop is said everyone thinks of psy). I am more Into like EXO, Super Junior, BTS, SHINee, Girls Genration, F(x), TVXQ, 2NE1(kinda), Btob, infinite, teen top, ( I don't feel like capitalizing anymore lol) B.a.p., lovezly, wonder girls, got 7, mad town, ect. Yah well the list goes on and on. Like there are still hundreds of kpop bands I don't even know exist like I just found out that there is a band called 100% and another one called 200% well they are like different genres but yeah... I think I like this better than american bands bc to become famous in America it's all about luck not just talent but luck. In Korea it more your good looking, you have a nice personality, your are pretty talented you have a shot.

Answer 116

When I was little, I loved listening to military marching band music, if you can imagine that.

Also classical, opera, ballet, and musicals ("Pictures at an Exhibition," "Peter and the Wolf," "Carmen," "The Sleeping Beauty Ballet," "My Fair Lady," etc.)

I was born in the early 50's, and my folks were over-educated professionals who didn't listen to pop music, so ... But that all changed when I was 12 and the Beatles came along! :)

Answer 117

Michael Jackson and Tupac.

Answer 118

Rock, acdc, guns 'n' roses, blondie, nickelback and hits 4kids, ABBA; dancing queen. My dad listened to a lot of rock, today we like guessing artist/song once they play on the radio. I don't listen anymore to hits 4 kids or abba unless I'm working, since I'm a preeschool teacher.

Answer 119

country

Answer 120

folks are baby boomers so growing up, I heard Elvis, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zep, The Beach Boys, Billy Joel, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Neil Diamond, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Wings, Sweat, and so forth and a few country singers like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson etc

Answer 121

Pink Floyd, Ac/Dc,Beatles, Beach boys, Johnny Cash...Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson etc.. , my parents listened to a variety of music, and that's why I LOVE Music NOW*

Answer 122

Canned Heat, Hendrix, Clapton, Lindasfarne, Allman brothers, Santana, The stones



John

Answer 123

my family listened to more pop and r&b. my favoite group was soul for real and the song i liked was candyrain.

Answer 124

I was born in the mid 70's so I was exposed to everything.... I grew up listening to oldies from the 50's, 60's and 70's thanks to my Dad... Big names that were played most often I'd say were The Beach Boys, Fleedwood Mac, The Eagles... I loved (and still love) 80's music and vinyl!! I love most types of music... I listen to anything from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Janis Joplin, Creedance Clearwater to Duran Duran, U2, The Cure, Cyndi Lauper, Bon Jovi to Maroon 5, Taylor Swift, Foster the People, Pink, Adele, Demi Lovato, Daft Punk.....

Answer 125

Was born during the '90's and was lucky enough to have a dad who listened to every rock band from the '70's and early '80's before hair metal took control. Led Zeppelin, Nazareth, Black Sabbath, The Eagles, AC/DC, Billy Squire, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, Reo Speedwagon, etc were mainstays growing up.

Answer 126

I was raised on everything from classical to insane clown posse to death metal. my favorite band is I Set My Friends On Fire

Answer 127

Southern rock, soft rock, classic.

Answer 128

Big band, jazz and hillbilly. I still listen to jazz and Big Band on Pandora. Rock is like diarrhea set to sound.

Answer 129

Runrig, Bruce Guthro, MCR, Sum 41, Blink 182, Nirvana, Paramore, Flyleaf, Nickleback, Bowling For Soup, Sleeping With Sirens, Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams, Coldplay, Daniel Powter, David Glen Eisley, Dragonforce, Evanescence, The Fratellis, The Fray, A Friend In London (most of Eurovision), Arrogant Worms, Good Charlotte, Green Day, Guns N' Roses, Jimmy Eat World, The Hellacopters, Johnny And The Prison Didn't Help Boys, Kizz, P!NK, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, The Script, Skillet. That's what I liked but mi mam wanted me to be like everyone else, liking One Direction, Justin Bieber, and having all the top 40 songs out this week. But no, I turned into a gothic, emo, rocker - opposite to what she put on and listened to 24/7.

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Do you know CBC Radio 2? It's a Canadian radio station. Also, my dad had a CD with every single Rolling Stones song, and another like that of the Beatles. Plus, the Barenaked Ladies have been my favourite band since I was 4.

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Late 90s-00s R&B .... So im kind of a hopeless romantic... Haha and disney music so, the music that is played today isnt my fortae (if thats how its spelled) except for love music haha

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pump pump the jam, everybody dance now, bonnie raitt, james taylor, hootie and the blowfish

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pop, whatever was on the radio

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R & B

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I was raised on conservative Christian music and Classical music

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I grew up with anime, videogame, classical, and Christian music :).

Answer 137

A whole lotta grunge.

Answer 138

My mum listened to classical music and my dad listened to an odd mix of Pink Floyd and blue grass. Because they were hippies they also loved all the old classics like Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan and Bob Marley. My sisters and I learned to play violin because my mum loved classical music, and we've kept that up into adulthood, but my sisters listened to grunge, punk rock, metal and later on a lot of Jungle, Drum and Bass and hip hop (mostly UK hip hop). The love of hip hop's definitely been passed onto me.

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Classical. Still like classical, but not on the top of my list.

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2pac one of the realest rappers who was alive he had too many haters the man was a legend at the songs he made it talk about his life and how he wish there was a change in society and the world and he also kept it real thug life R.i..p man gone but never forgotten.

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pop (ex: katy perry) and r and b(ex: beyonce)

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Hip hip, rap, R&B, that kind of stuff.

It's funny because I hate those genres. I prefer rock, punk, and metal.

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The Beatles,Andy Williams and also some Hio Hop / R&B :)

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I don't care.

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Ugly Spanish Music.

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County, dolly parton, kenny rogers etc

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Vietnamese songs (I'm Vietnamese but it's not my favourite music style)

children songs

1980 songs:

"Take on me" by A-HA

"I should have known better"

"Eternal Flames" by Bangles

songs by Michael Jackson

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Country

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!950's Doo Wap. The beginning of Rock and Roll. Big band. Jazz both progressive and Dixie land.

Opera. Both Tenor and Soprano, High or low.

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Hawaiian music like Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai and Enka music. I also listened to Akuhead's morning music.

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My dad was a Pentecostal preacher, so I was exposed to a lot of gospel music.

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Mainly Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Avril Lavigne, The Click 5, Green Day, The Backstreet Boys, Jewel, The Spice Girls, and Eminem.

Answer 153

Johnny Horton, Hank Williams, Marty Robbins, the Four Seasons, the Beatles

Answer 154

My parents always exposed me to rock and metal when I was a kid and I always liked it so that's what I listen to. I also like Christmas music, but I only listen to that from black Friday to Christmas day.

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mare highlands don't do it it's your secret!

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Best of Madona

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I listened to classical music, due to the fact I was studying piano during my early years. As I grew up, we were exposed to the beatles.. . My family was exposed to them, because a foreing cousin brought that stuff to my home.

Answer 158

Backstreet boys and nsync......

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metal

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Lots of 60s/70s folk, new wave, classic rock and pop

Simon & Garfunkel

John Denver

Elton John

Paul McCartney

Cat Stevens

Queen

The Kinks

Van Morrison

Genesis

Yes

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we did not have a radio 1930s

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Mostly pop music and manele (gypsy originated romanian music). But I grew up to find out the real music just shortly after.

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Primarily The Beach Boys (and top 50 hits of the 2000s) . Also some Grateful Dead and Simon and Garfunkel.

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My mother listened to Elvis Presley and Patsy Kline mostly. My father listens to Disco or Dance music with some Chuck Berry and Fats Domino thrown in. I didn't mind Elvis Presley, Patsy Kline, Chuck Berry or Fats but I couldn't stand the disco or dance music my father listened to. That's why I listen to Hard Rock and Heavy Metal.

Answer 165

Eels they're ******* amazing...

Answer 166

I was born to older parents in the early 80's. My dad listened to music from 50's and 60's. My mom listened to country. My 3 older brothers (20, 17,& 15 years older then me) listened to rock from the 60's, 70's, and 80's. My older sister (19 years older then me) listened to pop and soft rock from all decades. I am now in my early 30's, and love music.

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well im only 20 but I have an "old soul" My parents played alot of old school motown classics and other r&b and pop things like the temptations, four tops, marvin gaye, jackie wilson, otis redding, righteous brothers, michael jackson, jackson 5 , supremes , luther vandross, bobby womack, curtis mayfield, tedd pendergrass, lou rawls, undisputed truth, ojays, gwhitney houston, prince etc im younger so I took more into the hip hop era such as the 90s and late 80s n.w.a. , beastie boys, slim shady, wu-tang , tupac , biggie , nas, the fugees, big l , slick rick, big daddy kane, I do listen to a little rock though I love bon jovi, I like queen,kiss, guns and roses etc NO bs music was plaed in my house I like things that make sense and that I can relate to unlike most of these artists today I do music (hip hop) myself but like other music as well I even like maroon 5 but yes anything with good soul and feeling was played in my house growing up they kept me away from bad lyrics until I got old enough to experience them myself

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I was born in the 70's. My parents were really old fashioned and only allowed me to listen to country music, and only on the radio. MTV and rock and roll was the devil. And watching CMT used to much electricity so was stuck to country on the radio. :(



But now its rock n roll all the way. :)

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too much rap

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of course bluegrass .

it's peaceful .....

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Cicak di dinding!

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im 13 and now i listen to oz rap whats on the radio death metal rock every thing and my hole life i have had music with swearing rock metal like disturbed Metallica every thing

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rap and pop

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Metallica,ICP

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Being a Christin,(non denominational) I listen to Way FM (Christin station in Tallahassee, FL) and Gospel. Singers like Whitney and Mariah were not uncommon as well

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Elvis Presley Hank Williams Sr Johnny Cash Everly Brothers Bob Dylan and Eagles

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Linkin Park,The Beach Boys, The Beatles,

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My mom liked older rock and pop ranging from jackson five to ozzy and my dad listened to rap and heavy metal like tupac and Metallica. I guess it kinda did influence me because I listen to a mixture of music.

Party on dude!

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sick music

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rock,pop,country,classical

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All

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Horrible racist music by Johnny Rebel.

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ELO,Steppen Wolf, Deep Purple, Led Zepplin,Uriah Heep,Queen,AC/DC,Cheech & Chong albums.Musically,my parents tastes were pretty cool. My dad was a band manager & my uncle was a session musician so I got to see & hear a lot of different stuff along the way.

Answer 184

At 66 years of age, it was only family music and then Lawrence Welk & Ed Sullivan guests..

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Mainly the decent stuff that my dad listens to, however when it came to parties, it has to be the really awful Black Lace party stuff.

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hi

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Lots of Shania Twain, Sheryl Crow, The Eagles, my mom loved top 40 music, and my dad liked to listen to the news so my obsession with music came on my own. My favorite musicians are Nirvana, Mayday Parade, The Script, The Fray, Ed Sheeran, Red Hot Chili Peppers

Answer 188

traditional! we are sindhis we have so many traditional songs which always brought happiness and my childhood also had an array of different songs but i was mainly exposed to traditional songs! :)

Answer 189

I am an Indian so punjabi which is a cultural songs and usually songs from the 90"s since i am a 90"s kid

I didn't have much interest in songs until i grew 12 and then i started listening to american songs like linkin park jay-z and all now i like almost all kind of songs if its catchy

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,mnb,mbn

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english music

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All

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80`s music

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These types



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR0T3hCoEvw&list=UU3EEP5EzqKQxneS7TJ4JO1g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx1cHf0mIN8&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QayLZ5vLVY8&list=UU3EEP5EzqKQxneS7TJ4JO1g



please enjoy

Answer 195

Country

Answer 196

When i was young, I was mostly exposed to The Clash, classic italian music, crooner type jazz (Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett etc), bob marley, and a lot of Dropkick Murphys. In my teen years i became exposed to the Beastie Boys; Indie rock (a LOT of white stripes); a lot of Ska / punk like Rancid, the specials, english beat, mighty mighty bosstones, the vandals; and dancehall reggae like Sizzla, buju banton, and yellowman. My significant other is peruvian and she introduced me to salsa, latin jazz (tito puente, a lot of santana too), and acoustic music. My best friend is also from peru and introduced me to south american rock and punk like Los violadores and soda stereo.

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80's rock

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Disney

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Rap/Hip Hop

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U CHEEKY SCRUB IMMA KICK UR BOOTY 4 ASKING TUHIS QUESTION THIS IS A RACIAL THING ISNT IT?

Answer 201

I grew up in Spain but I moved back to England so I was exposed to a lot of Spanish music. It's quite good:)

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Reagge, Fleetwood Mac, ACDC, Garth Brooks, Enya etc. Can't remember all the names.

Answer 203

My parents listened to a lot of different music when I was growing up, from Bob Marley to Jack White to Metallica.

Answer 204

102.9 WBLM(still on today its rock n roll) and country, the first singer I recognized was Garth Brooks... and Dolly Parten. Also the 80's stuff like Cyndi Lauper and motley crue, guns n roses

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Rock

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Mostly Russian pop.

Answer 207

I am Fond of listening music from childhood, I love the latest Hollywood Rock Song like Rio de Janeiro and featured performances by Raul Seixas, Rita Lee and also I like Hollywood Rock that was in 1988, with four nights of concerts. Still, I also Listen Hollywood Rock Song But latest Hollywood Rock Songs has sweet memories in my entire life.

Answer 208

music of high beats

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mostly hip-hop like 50 cent, lil wayne, the game etc because everyone was into it

Answer 210

Rock and Roll!

Answer 211

i grew up listening to rap, hip hop, R&B, country all kinds of music.

Answer 212

All types of music from A-Z ; in all genres

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Easy listening followed by rock n roll

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MINI Studio. Barbie music.Lebanese music. F*cked up music. etc

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every genre except for country music. THANK GOD

Answer 216

I'm bangladeshi, i like to listening classical music when i was child

Answer 217

I grew up in the 1990s hip hop and r and b. snoop doggy dogg, tupac, boyz II men, and dr. dre

Answer 218

Pop

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abba

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EVERYTHING

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rap

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Alternative rock, like Three Days Grace, Nickelback, Greenday, Mudd, Nirvana, and similair things, as well as country songs, like the Devil went down to Georgia, but I can't remember the band names. then again, I'm still young.

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Church Hymns and Music , My Mother was Church Organist , she also played The Accordion , Harpsichord and Piano , we didn't have a record player ......Cassettes , 8 tracks , tape recorders , Hard Drives , CD Players , etc., Had not been invented

Answer 224

Led Zeppelin, The doors, Dean Martin (as a child i particularly liked his descriptive lyrics) Elvis, ... pretty much anything that wasn't crappy pop

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soft song

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All I can remember is being exposed to Elvis, Tears for Fears, Disturbed, Rob Zombie, Ozzy Osbourne, God Smack, Gin Blossoms, New Kids on the Block.

Answer 227

Iam from India and hence subjected to Karnatic music and film music

Answer 228

My mom (born in the 70s), Dad (born in the 60s), and Grandma (Born in the 50s) grew up in the house with me. They had similar tastes but also different tastes from around the times they grew up. I was mostly exposed to Pop, Dance, New-Wave, Punk, Rock, Classic Rock, Rap, Hip-Hop, Country, and Oldies. I had a lot of fun growing up due to all the awesome music they showed me. To give you an example of what I was exposed to, here are the biggest/best loved musicians/bands I was shown and loved: Fleetwood Mac, Gin Blossoms, Journey, John Michael Montgomery, Johnny Cash, The Hollies, The Mama's And the Papa's, The Monkees, The Beegees, The Culture Club, Eurythmics, Ton Loc, Run DMC, Nirvana, Greenday, Meatloaf, Aqua, Eminem, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys, Tim Mcgraw, Faith Hill, Tina Turner, Cher, Chicago, etc. I got to be exposed to a large variety of music thanks to my parents and grandma. :)

Answer 229

niki manaj, miley cyrus, katy perry,wiz kalifa, ect

Answer 230

The Ramones, The Clash, The Talking Heads, The Smiths, etc... Mostly old school punk rock and new wave.

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The Beatles, Rolling Stone, and Motown.

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Salsa

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My Dad was a jazz musician in the 60's when I was born so that was the first music i heard. His trio played jazz standards and pop songs. I still love Jazz.

Answer 234

My parents were very religious so I was only allowed to listen to Christian music. I however found ways to listen to Rock secular music. I also had to listen to country music on the school bus on my way to school.

Answer 235

Rap, my cousin blasted his music loud and fell in love with it lol

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70s and 80s pop.

Answer 237

Country, rock, pop, disco, classical, folk

Answer 238

The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Crosby Stills and Nash

Answer 239

niki minja trois, lady caca, beyonce puppet n other satan worshipers

Answer 240

music of old times especially of sixties and seventies.

Answer 241

All bad and good words ara for us

Answer 242

bach organ fugues and country music

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The wrong kind

Answer 244

Wow! This Question is great, I also waiting for best answer

Answer 245

rock & roll bitches!!

Answer 246

Indie&Rock: The Killers, The Foo Fighters, The Stereophonics, Red Hot Chilli Peppers...

Answer 247

The Child is Filled with full of Happiness & Joys .. When I was the child I loved To listen the Heart touching song like even Someone is Doing something to help others & He worries about & With Emotions He sings Songs .. Those days When My parents were watching the t.v Suddenly Few song were updating I fond One Song '' Oh My Parents, You're the My Heroes, You're the My World, Miss You a lot, Miss You a lot.. You are Hero like a Heaven ............................ Rocking & Hi-pop & Sad Music which has the feelings of others...

Answer 248

country.

Answer 249

i played the piano at aged 5. mostly classical. some jazz, rock and roll.

Answer 250

classic rock, 80s mainly

Answer 251

I grew up listen to music of The Beatles, Coldplay, Linkin Park, Green Day.

Answer 252

top 40 radio in 70's

Answer 253

I didn't listen to so called "music" i was raised by wolves you insensitive turd.

Answer 254

I am a 13 year old child right now. When I was younger I was exposed by my mom from songs she loved, tons of stuff from Eminem to The Beatles to Bob Dylan to P!nk. Now I'm not really bing exposed to anything, I just listen to what I like, and I like the music my mom exposed me to and I like other artists that my mother didn't expose me to. I know I sound like a pathetic little kid. Here is one random song I happen to like that I wasn't exposed to when I was younger. Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_LxyhCJpsM

Answer 255

justin bieber

Answer 256

Country. It as simple as the grass is green.

Answer 257

Country music. I listen to George Strait, Toby Keith, Jason Aldean, Chris Knight, Granger Smith or as we all country boys know him he is Earl Dibbles Jr. He wrote "The Country Boy Song" and if you like this song give me a thumbs up, if not than go **** yourself.

Answer 258

Oldies and classical were probably the two biggest ones.

Answer 259

Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson

Christian music, pop music

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We did not have electric. So little at home. But when I went to my aunts house she had a Victorola. The real thing and the long play records. I wound it up and listened to big band most. I remember when her house burned. I walked threw the rubble and seen the melted bell of the Victorola and burst into tears. She also had some little orleo records for us kids to listen to.

Answer 261

My parents were baby boomers, but my mom was a silent majority type and dad was a hippie... he introduced me to the Doors, Bob Dylan, the Beatles, etc. My mom did introduce me to classical music like Bach, Beethoven, and Handel, and I think she passed that down through my grandmother. I also became interested in blues music later in life. I remember being introduced to jazz by my piano teacher, who was amazing... Dizzy Gillespie, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington and others...

Answer 262

I was exposed to all of it !...

Answer 263

I was born in 96'. With my Dads family being African Americans and my moms side being Hispanic. i was exposed to some different things. My dad exposed me and my siblings to A LOT of Soul and music alike form the late 60's - 80's. I was basically forced to listen to um "Black Music" from my entire childhood to now kinda. (sorry for generalizing but that's the core of it.) So that includes rap and Hip Hop as Well. ALL of my siblings and reletives caught on to the whole rap scene while i cant stand it.



But very early in life, i caught on to pop punk and basically went from there. now im mainly Brutal Death/ slam metal while keeping some of every genre of rock and metal in between. Im Literally the ONLY person in my entire bloodline to branch off into the rock and metal culture. Feels kinda good!!

Answer 264

I grew up in the '60s and '70s. We usually had Radio 2 on at home; when I was in the junior school, the headmistress would have something classical on as we filed into the hall for Morning Service.

Answer 265

Pop

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As a kid (about 5-7 years) i listened to a lot of russian pop, but then started listening to a lot of rock and metal, to this day my favorite band is Red Hot Chili Peppers

Answer 267

Gospel music

Answer 268

Mom made , she used to sing lot , i grew up by hearing her voice i wish it should last forever :)

Answer 269

Evanescence, Queen and Scorpions.

And im really thankful for that

Answer 270

MY SINGING TEACHER WAS FROM CANADA.................she was 70 years old and very vertystrict....................but she taughtus the best french and begali songs too We all learnt to like music

Answer 271

I was exposed to 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s



Artists like Billy Joel, Hall & Oates, Madonna, The Offspring, Maroon 5, The Hooters, Collective Soul, Pat Benatar, Paul McCartney, Queen, John Mellencamp, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Daughtry, Journey and U2



My dad exposed me to some country like Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, Toby Keith, Montgomery Gentry, Keith Urban and Alabama

Answer 272

what my mom liked but now im older i listen to what i like

Answer 273

Since I live in a ghetto part of New York, I grew up listening to popular songs and rap. Mostly Beyoncé because she was just going solo, Drake was coming out, Chris Brown as well, Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, etc. All these artists and my childhood influence what music I listen to now. :-)

Answer 274

The Beatles

Answer 275

gospel, reggae, rnb

Answer 276

Regga and 60's

Answer 277

As I'm a bit older, it was mostly my parents choices which were classical, folk, soft pop and a bit of jazz. Even though my tastes favor a lot of modern pop/rock/electronic, I still like those styles and know that the influence of all those great melodies and arrangements (Burt Bacharach, etc.) still has a part in my musical preferences.

Answer 278

Soft teachable melodious music with the verity of tunes. Which can a baby easily listen and learn.Impecting a positive mentality.

Answer 279

As a child I was always exposed to alternative rock and electronica...And also I love to hear country music... My favourite music band is linkin park and owl city. Linkin park is like a friend with whom I grown up..linkin park songs express our inner feeling...wow how did they know people has those pains....their music is fascinating.

Answer 280

Classical. Church. Big band. Children's songs. Folk. Gospel and spirituals. Country, blue grass. Some world music. The Chipmunks. Perry Como. Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Judy Garland, that whole era. Elvis and that whole era. And then the Beatles arose and I got swept away with them and what came after.

Answer 281

whatever was relevant in 2001

Answer 282

hi

Answer 283

Rock!

Answer 284

rap yo

Answer 285

The best kind, good old fashioned rock n roll plus good old fashioned country and western !!!

Answer 286

clasical

Answer 287

Sense my Mom was a 70s/80s kid and my Dad was a 50s/60s kid I listened to their generations music. I enjoyed it and still do.

Answer 288

Hey all my brothers all older so I listened to Eminem. I also listend to lots of country, and christian music.

Answer 289

Westlife and Ricky Martin

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Classical.

Answer 291

Ace of base.

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I'm a 23 years old cuban and spent a lot of time with my grandma as a child (my first 13 years to be exact) so I was exposed to old hispanic artists such as Jose Jose (weird choice for a name by the way, who choses a stage name that is his first name repeated?), Jose Feliciano (the one that sang that really famous song: Feliz Navidad, I wanna wish you a merry christmas; half in Spanish and half in English), Roberto Carlos, Ritchie Valens (Bamba) and so many others that i can't recall their names at the moment.

I also got exposed to music from Elvis, The Beatles, Elton John, Air supply and others but at the time i didn't even understand it, i just liked the rhythm.

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Michael Jackson, Elton John, Billy Joel, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, and Jimi Hendrix. I loved that kind of music when I was a kid.

Answer 294

My mom and dad played Old Country Music.

Answer 295

ABBA

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Rock, heavy metal, 80s new wave, tejano music, country

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i don understand the q

Answer 298

wide variety of english and spanish music

Answer 299

Liken Park, and other music, that some odd reason I can't think of?

Answer 300

johnny cash, lisa lisa, the carpenters, rock n roll

Answer 301

country and i hated it. So i started listening to metal and rock.

Answer 302

odd future baby

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I grew up listening to Indian Hindi songs

Answer 304

My mum loves country music. I grew up with country music, but I never liked it as I grew up. I ended up going towards pop and rock music by the time I was finishing elementary school. Well, with me going on almost 21-years-old, I still dislike country music and highly prefer rock music and a little pop music that I can still tolerate.

Answer 305

All types of music! I think everyone should be exposed to all types of music. I think I appreciate music in general much more as a result.

Answer 306

Country music ( my dad ) like Johnny Cash.

My mom listened to what is now classic rock and roll of the 1960's.

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rock

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Pink Floyd, Beatles, Cheap Trick mostly rock with some easy listening and jazz such as Lena Horne and Billie Holiday with a little Johnny Cash and Chet Atkins thrown in. Just to put the final spin on the blender there was always Zappa. Throw in anything but country and that was pretty much it.

Answer 309

children's music

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Classic metal. Lots of Metallica. Then later discovered Killswitch Engage. Then a few years later I heard something totally different with In Flames. From that point on I really became fascinated with what genre I was listening to. Years down the road I spent a ton of time doing research on metal and found there was this massive amount of sub genres. I really wanted to know everything about metal from then. I just started listening to all the different and unique styles of each genre. Melodeath to this day is still my favorite. However, my taste in music didn't stop there. My taste grew more as I got older and now I like just about every genre of music. Still not a huge fan of the blues, jaz, or country.

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alternative rock

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Dubstep. Alot of dubstep.

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There wasn't a whole lot of music played in my home growing up, and what I heard was pretty conservative, that was my family. I heard gospel and religious songs, especially from my aunt who I spent the summers with. My father liked I guess 70s music, the temptations, Motown, he had a vintage cadillac he would ride around in playing that stuff-- I personally hated it. My mother likes jazz, but I rarely remember her playing it. What I do remember her playing is classical music, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mahler. I started on my own liking techno and the kinda songs you'd associate with anime. Thats not what I listen to now, but the question was, as a child :P

Answer 314

Ron Wasserman (the guy who used to compose the soundtrack to Power Rangers), Sesame Street, Disney, that's all I remember.

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80-90's kid so I don't have to explain the music but I feel we don't get a good shake. I love all music and I love the oldies from 50's and 60's the 70's meh.. okay. Any music from the 90's and below is better than any of this dang music today that talks about nothing! "Lets go walk to the tennis courts and talk it up like YEAH..YEAH!" No really...YEAH! Worst lyrics ever. I'm a song writer so again I love all music.

Answer 316

I was exposed to Pink Floyd, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones, Led Zepplin, Queen, and bands like those. I never really loved them and started to listen to straight up pop music when I was around 9 and then when I was 12 it shifted to rap. Now im 16 and I like Pink Floyd, The Beatles,Nirvana, Arctic Monkeys, Tame Impala, MGMT, Cage the Elephant, Sublime, Twenty One Pilots, The Doors, Arcade Fire, Odd Future(ofwgkta), hopsin, etc. Yeah my preteen years was a low point in my musical taste.I really feel like my parents shaped my musical tastes. Im really thankful for this because if I didn't have parents that listened to good music, i'd still be listening to pop music and the bad rap music.

Answer 317

some disney songs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJLOCAWkRoc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBg3SZTU_Nk

Answer 318

I started listening to pop music when i was about 9

Answer 319

Anaconda, Wrecking Ball

Answer 320

I didn't really listen to music until after I was about 10, and after that I listened to electropop and i've moved onto pop and pop rock

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sodomy, bestiality, man on dog anal, rape, master-slave role play,

golden showers, bondage, and erotic asphyxiation.

Oh yea, and JAZZ!

Answer 322

my dad listened to a variety of things I always liked his music jimi hendrix black sabbath cream the doors van halen cat Stevens Crosby stills Nash and young moody blues nirvana tears for fears the eagles the wings

Answer 323

hip hop

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Everythng but opera

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Oldies. I wasn't a fan of it back then but now I listen to all types of music except country. I have Hall and Oates, Chicago, Michael Jackson, Prince, Etc

Answer 326

The kind with words and instruments.

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I knew The Beatles "1" album like the back of my hand as a kid. I used to quietly sing "Love Me Do" and "From Me to You" in kindergarten. But if we're going to count TV, it would be the theme to Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood.

Answer 328

rap

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My parents exposed me to country and classical. I didn't appreciate the classical until I got older.

Answer 330

Green Day!

Answer 331

I was Exposed to Latino Hispanic Music of the 80s, 90s also Hip Hop/Rap too often

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I wasn't exposed to any music as a child other than the stuff played on the radio in stores or in TV programmes.

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The Jacksons

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classical jazz

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Rap country and metal

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I was brought up on alot of rock music and even run my own radio station now playing top 40 hits from the 80's and rock

Yours Sincerly

Steve

www.justcast.org

Answer 337

country

Answer 338

like a virgin

Answer 339

Coming from a music fanatic, I unfortunately have been born into the WORST "musical" era possible. I was raised with Ludacris, B.E.P (I actually do like the black eyed peas however), Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls, Destiny's Child etc...Thankfully my father had good musical taste and always played wonderful music in my home (Sade, Gipsy Kings, Wham!, Beatles) etc.... However, there is some good music today, mainly it is disappointing to me!

Answer 340

Rock, Punk, Grunge, and Alternative!!!

Answer 341

all type

Answer 342

I was a child in the 50's, my mother loved nat king cole, sinatra,ella fitzgerald,peggy lee, judy garland,some big bands like glenn miller and artie shaw, i of course was teen in the 60's, and i introduced my younger brother to the stones, beatles, dusty springfield, manfred mann, not forgetting tamla motown!

Answer 343

Talk radio...

Answer 344

Am I the ONLY one here who was exposed to "Weird Al" Yankovic?

Answer 345

Well, my dad really loves music from the 60's-80's, so I grew up with a lot of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Hall & Oates, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Simon & Garfunkel, Neil Diamond, Cat Stevens, The Beatles; stuff like that. Until I was maybe 10 and started discovering my own musical preferences, this was the only music I was aware of.

Answer 346

Rap, I hate it.



I'm 14 now........

Answer 347

I was expose to all genres except heavy metal and those kinds.

Answer 348

Hip Hop

Answer 349

As a child i was exposed to a mixture of American and Mexican music the genres were typically salsa, cumbia, hip hop, and they were mostly love songs.

Answer 350

Backstreet boys, Nsync, Nickelback, Green Day, My chemical romance, Three Days Grace, The Fray, Good Charlotte, Linkin Park, Fall out boy, Maroon 5, ect.

Answer 351

all we got to listen to growing up was the 7th Floor Crew

Answer 352

I grew up in the 1990s. So I was exposed to music that had meaning, talked about issues and was about having fun or dancing. Also, I was mostly exposed to Hip Hop/Rap and R&B, but i did watch MTV, so I was familiar with Pop and Rock music. This is was I mostly listen to Sirius XM radio stations 90s on 9 and BackSpin because that's the type of music I grew up with.



I was really fortunate to have the perfect eclectic storm. My mother listened to the beautiful classical music of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Debussy, and Haydn while she was carrying me, and she swears that I recognized it instantly on the other side of the womb. In 60s and 70s Nigeria, we had all the typical music indigenous to West Africa billowing from every store and blaring on the sidewalks to customers. Absolutely competing for equal time, though, was reggae (a good ten years before the U.S. even heard of it), Elvis, Beach Boys, Tom Jones, the Mamas and the Papas, and even country ballads were seasonally interspersed throughout the mix. Nigerians are very interested in all kinds of music (maybe not so much opera), and we had many great jazz and highlife bands with plenty of brass, electric guitars, and drums available for nighttime shows or for the ceaseless parties for which bands played quite audibly in the yards of better homes. Best of all, I am thankful for the radio and hundreds of albums my parents bought and played every day; they even subscribed to record clubs. My mother's family are gospel singers and songwriters, so we were always up on our James Cleveland, Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker, Hawkins Family, and Staples Singers, but also on everything Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Johnny Nash, and Jimmy Cliff. My international school, run by hippie-oriented Americans, fed us a steady diet of Simon & Garfunkel and Bob Seeger, and purposely exposed us to folk music from every part of the world. To this day, I never try to teach a class-- of any subject-- without music. In my experience, it is the only medium in which new information is permanently retrievable.

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My dad always used to play Adam and the Ants, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Duran Duran.. Then my sister introduced me to Nirvana, My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Rage Against the Machine.. And I used to have a best-friend who's dad would always play Blink 182, Sum 41, Simple Plan etc.

So a mixture of stuff really, not much pop stuff like that.



Every genre of music, mainly because each of my family members enjoyed something different. I became mainly influenced by classical music while studying ballet for twelve years, and listening to my mother sing opera.

It has been wonderful to have been exposed to so many different genres of music in my life thus far. It's helped me to embrace the world's differences through music's universal language.

Answer 353

You've got good taste.

Answer 354

As a child, i used to listen to Hannah Montana music.

Answer 355

It was record player era, so it was a lot of soul, country & western, + rock n roll. ie Brooke Benton, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton etc...

Answer 356

i was born in 1993 so i would like hip hop bcuz i want to be a rapper and lil wayne is the best rapper i see

Answer 357

Tom petty, Van Halen, Rush, Alice Cooper, Justin Bieber, Rolling Stones, The doors, Led zeppelin, Twisted Sister, Guns and roses, Queen, Motley Crue, Metallica, Black veil Brides and Bon jovi







That was when I was 1-7



Currently I like,

tenacious d, crash diet, def leppard, steel panther, five finger death punch, avenged sevenfold, motionless in white, falling in reverse, escape the fate, system of a down, quiet riot, volbeat, sublime, skid row, slayer, of mice and men, asking Alexandria, alien ant farm and alice and chains ALSO INCLUDING ALL THE OTHER ONES FROM CHILD HOOD :) NOW IN 13

Answer 358

60s and 70s music - the beatles, mott the hoople, procul harem, the moody blues, cliff richard 80s music too - captain sensible and mighty wah, big country and wang chung etc.

Answer 359

My parents played the saddest and most depressing country music. I knew nothing else until I got to high school in 1966 where I discovered the Stones and Beatles.

Answer 360

Rock, metal, and some punk from my brother, Hawaiian and old western from my dad (I still don't understand why he likes it so much. I mean, I like it too, but he's definitely not the type of person who you'd think would listen to that stuff), and 90s mainstream with a splash of 90s R&B from my mom.

Answer 361

God bless the Bagpipes. They make your heart beat .

Answer 362

BOOGIE WOOGIE ......BABY....

Answer 363

a lot

Answer 364

Elvis, The Mamas and the Papas, The Beach Boys, Chuck Berry-a lot of 50's/60's rock.

Oh, and polka.

Answer 365

My mom primarily listened to 50's rock & roll. My dad listened to big band/swing & Mario Lanza. As a couple they listened to Johnny Cash, Don Ho, Marty Robbins, Kris Kristofferson & Herb Alpert. My grandparents introduced me to ragtime and Spike Jones. I listened to comedy albums and Top40 in the 70's and leaned towards Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Jethro Tull. In the 80's I got into punk and new wave, Bowie, etc.

Answer 366

I listened to a variety of music.

Answer 367

Crying

Answer 368

I was born in 2000 and I was exposed to decent pop music. I hate rap since childhood and I don't like rock bands either (they are annoying, in my opinion). I also was exposed to Madonna's music and some 90's pop music too.

Answer 369

70s FM Radio.



Pop, Rock, Hard Rock, Soul, R&B, Prog Rock, Southern Rock, Folk, Glam, Funk, Disco, Reggae, Punk

Answer 370

MY OLD MAN WAS A LEAD- D,J AT AT A NASHVILLE COUNTRY WESTERN STATIONS. NOWDAYS JUST GIVE ME HARD CORE ROCK N ROLL/ GOD REST HIS SOUL BUT BYE THE TIME I WAS 6,0R SEVEN I WAS BURNED OUT ON COUNTRY.

Answer 371

"carry onward son" was the music I listened to.

Answer 372

80'S MUSIC

Answer 373

As a child I was exposed to the music my parents listened to most often, and then there were some things I picked up on my own. A lot of it also came from the radio station my mother listened to most often, which is now my favorite, and had a lot of rock and alternative music. Here's some of what I really enjoyed as a child:

Britney Spears, Guns N Roses, Blondie, Cat Stevens, Cranberries, Blue October, Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack, Kiss, etc.

Answer 374

I grew up with music from the late 60's and 70's there was everything from great rock and roll to love songs that would melt your heart. Musicians were judged by their music not by their looks!

Answer 375

That good ole Rock & Roll !

Answer 376

I was introduced to Mariah Carey as a child. I find myself now listening to Katy Perry. It's always better when you choose your own music to listen to.

Answer 377

Kissing You Goodbye - The Pierces

Grenade - Bruno Mars

Answer 378

christian and country----No cuss words.....songs that demonstrate good qualities and no cuss words

Answer 379

Being born in the 90s, my parents played lots of 80s music. George Michael, etc. My dad played bands like Rolling Stones, Styx, etc. On the radio, I remember my favorite songs were Gwen Stefani's Sweet Escape and Taylor Swift's You Belong With Me and Love Story, Avril Lavrigne's Complicated, and Kelly Clarkson's Breakaway.

Answer 380

Basically none.Add your answer

Answer 381

Justin Timberlake, 50 cent and Lil Wayne xP

Answer 382

Songs like suicide & cocaine. Because of these songs I hated rock until I discovered the OLDIES - Walk Like and Man, the Lion Sleeps tonight, those I liked. I was first draw to country music because of Coward of the County. Good music, you didn't kill yourself or get stones out, you just went after the bad guys and made them cry for their mommas!

Answer 383

Classical, pop (Simon & Garfunkel to Sly and the Family Stone or John Denver), rock (Elvis, Black Sabbath, Molly Hatchett, etc.) and that lovely 80's crap in my teens. Duran Duran, Men at Work, Asia, Talking Heads.

Answer 384

i alwaysheard balads or bachata but one day i was playing a supercross game on my ps1 then it happened.... i heard Kittie - Brackish .... my life changed completely after wards when i learned my father also loved rock o~o

Answer 385

Twangy Country and church music. My parents were not fond of rock and roll, The Beatles and the like

Answer 386

soft Hindi movie songs ,so sweet that I have not wanted any other type of music so far

Answer 387

michael jackson!

Answer 388

Country!

Answer 389

The Beatles and Ozzy.

Answer 390

A lot of church music and classical music. I didn't hear any Rock N' Roll till I was about 10 or 12.

Answer 391

Rory Emerald

Answer 392

I was born in 2001 and was influenced mostly and mainly by my father and brother, my father influenced me by showing me about Bach, Beethoven,(love him and also share Beethoven's birthday) The Beatles, Elton John(which I'm currently listening to til this day the most), Queen, and The Rolling Stones. He exposed me to music mainly from the 60s,70s, etc. My brother influenced me by showing my Greenday, The All American Rejects, Nirvana, and all those good ol' rock bands.

Answer 393

Busted, Daft Punk, Basement Jaxx, Sum 41, Britney, Blink-182, McFly, Paul Oakenfold, Aqua.

Answer 394

Bluegrass by the Osborne brothers. Buck Owens. Grand Ole

Opry. Ernest Tubb, Gene Autry, Dolly Parton & Porter Waggoner.

Answer 395

As a child: Heintje, a dutch singer and local child singer.

Answer 396

mostly emotional and rock songs

Answer 397

East coast hip hop rap. Notorious big, nas,....

Answer 398

My mother was always listening to gospel or country music, whereas my older brothers were into Hardcore, very dark and angry rock, metal, or punk music.... Of course, I shunned my mother's tastes and looked up to my brothers, becoming the only black-clad, self-mutillating, smoking 5th grader in town...

Answer 399

ALL the country music and ALL the pop music yet im still a teen I listen to all the country and pop songs my life evolves around music and im listening to it as I type. music just takes me to my happy place and helps me become more outgoing. I used to be super shy but music brought me out of my shell!!!

Answer 400

My dad was into a lot of house, drum and base, plus some reggae, he also listened to Pink Floyd. Mum on the other hand the likes of Rod Stewart and Phil Collins.



On my own, I quite liked S Club and Aqua





I've ended up a fan of Hard Rock and Heavy metal.

Answer 401

alot

Answer 402

My dad was always into oldies- 60s stuff, and my mom listened to anything that was on the light F.M. station

Answer 403

60's golden oldies.

Answer 404

jakson.

Answer 405

as a child I was exposed to old timey music like the Beatles The Beach Boys Frank Sinatra very classic old rock music and now I love this music because I was exposed to it early

Answer 406

lullabies, classical music, 80's - 90's pop.

Answer 407

Mostly what was popular when my dad was growing up. Late 60s-70s rock, mostly. Lots of Bowie, KISS, Ramones, The Clash, Hendrix, Joplin, The Doors, etc..

Answer 408

Old classical sensable songs,

Answer 409

My mom play Lories when i am child..

Answer 410

A lot of rock and 80's. Pink Floyd, Psychedelic Furs, Depeche Mode, Simple Minds, Journey, Aerosmith,



As I've gotten older I still listen to rock, but it's much edgier and harder.

Answer 411

Reggae. My parents were, and still are, huge Bob Marley fans.

Answer 412

Due to having several older and younger siblings I heard all kinds of music. This was back in the 60's and 70's so it was a wide range of music!

Answer 413

Bollywood music LOL. But I am over that sutff now :P

Answer 414

Whatever was in my Grandparents record cupboard at the time. When I was young they listened to talk radio. My mum listened to Radio 4 and I to Radio 2 (Light Music) . Most records in the cupboard were 78's, Some compilation albums, two Elvis albums, Roy Orbison, Classical Music, a few soundtrack albums of the same era. (Mostly 60's - 70's music. Loads of various singles. (I still have the catalog.)

Somewhere in the mid to late eighties at School ... the class got bored of waiting for the teacher to arrive. So someone switched the radio on. One tuned into a pirate radio station of the time called Lazer 558. The roller coaster ride I experienced into all music began there.

Answer 415

use google

Answer 416

R&B and some Bette Midler, Michael Bolton, Idk what catergory they'd be under.

Answer 417

i was exposed to R&B,jazz, gospel, country, Jamaican, hispanic,and rock, pop, classical

Answer 418

ACDC Metallica Five Finger Death Punch Nothing More 3 Doors Down Killer Be Killed Phsyco Stick The Beatles Queen Nirvana Blink 182 I had an epic life :)

Answer 419

Glad I had a Sister about 5 yrs older than me. Yes, fragile, 3 dog night, carol king, Montrose, Who needed drugs??? I had my Sis's music and sticks of incense and would turn the lights off, and jam and watch the little light move in a groove! LOL..... oh ya, those were the days! Beatles, Dan folgerty (sp?), Cream, mmmmmm just goes on and on....

Answer 420

I was exposed to a lot of hip hop music and classic Indian music

Answer 421

Greek and House music :)

Answer 422

rap and hip hop because of my father and some oldies

Answer 423

My bro listened to Bands such as Guns n Roses, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Pantera, Nirvana, Iron Maiden, Motorhead, AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blink 182, The Offspring, Joe Satriani, Jimi Hendrix, GodSmack, Bob Marley and many more including some heavy metal, etc. also my Dad listened to Guns n Roses, Black Sabbath, Mark Knopfler, Dire Straits, Eagles, Metallica,and some others I cant remember.

Answer 424

Opera and rap you know teh typical hood music bruh!

Answer 425

Alot of music on records,cds and tapes.

.Cindy Lauper,Madonna,Journey,James Taylor,The Moody Blues,Heuy Lewis and the News,The Beatles,Phil Collins,Air SupplyOyster Cult,Dan Folkerberg,Janis Joplin,Mary Chapain Carpenter,oldies,and Sade.

There was no one source for the music ether.It could playing on someones radio,in the dentist office,at my parents home with records and cds and tapes,or even at a car dealership or the hairdressers or at a babysitters house..

Whereever my parents took me or whatever music they choose there it was.It's amazing how certain music forms memories and feelings at the time I heard it.

Any songs from 1985 have a sad feel to them because of my moms depression and my brother being born.fter that it got better.

I remember Whitney Houstons Wanna Dance with Somebody because I was a ballerina at the time.

The memories from music are something else!

Answer 426

Abba

Answer 427

Disney, Disney was my everything

Answer 428

:s

Answer 429

rock

pop

jazz

country

Answer 430

All different kinds of music. From Eminem to britney spears to nickelback etc. I grew up listening to hip hop/rap & pop mostly.. I knew most artists as a child.

Answer 431

Rock and contemporary Christian

Answer 432

bon jovi, guns and roses, nirvana, metallica, hoobastank, u2, michael jackson, megadeth

Answer 433

From my Dad:Metal

From my Mom:A weird blend of 80's music, pop, and I don't even know.

Answer 434

Guns n Roses, Megadeth, Metallica, Twisted Sister Iron Maiden

Answer 435

Beatles Bob Dylan CCR Eric Burton ZZtop

All the good stuff

Answer 436

Beatles

Answer 437

rap

Answer 438

Eire og. The wolfetones the bleeding irish, black 47 stiff little fingers,bad brains minor threat

Answer 439

My father was the music maven in our household, and he liked everything from classical to big bands to vocalists like Sinatra and Peggy Lee. He was born in 1928, so his contemporary music era was the 40's and 50's.



My mother was rather younger, and she liked folk music, such the Weavers, Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul, and Mary, the Kingston Trio.



Interestingly, my father was a journalist who also wrote a book and music review column. Record companies started sending us records, for free, in the late 60's, in the hope he'd review them. He wasn't that interested in "kids' music", he reviewed mostly classical albums, so I got the other records, and as a child and pre-teenager and then teenager, I heard many groups before anyone else I knew did. We got three copies of the Woodstock album -- free. You can imagine how much envy my good luck excited.

Answer 440

When I was little I was exposed to all kinds of music and so was my brother we were aloud to listen to any kind of music so me and brother were both exposed to all kinds of music

Answer 441

I was exposed to 80's music like A flock of seagulls, The Buggles, Billy Squier, and Aerosmith. Then the 90's music like Smash Mouth. Then popular rock music bands like Linkin Park, Three Days Grace, Trapt, and then Breaking Benjamin. Before that I was also introduced to merengue, reggaeton and salsa.

Answer 442

Classical symphonies and operas all aspects of classical music. My father would explain the musical techniques of composers like Beethoven. The only thing resembling popular music was George Gershwin.

Answer 443

Anaconda - Nicki Minaj. I was scarred for life. I spend at least three hours everyday curled up in the corner of my living room crying my eyes out.

Answer 444

Regga, R &B, soul... me and my older sister back in the late 80's early 90's use to watch video music box. We would take a nap and wake up in the middle of the night to watch it.

Answer 445

Usual mix of rock, soul, R&B, country, early metal, classical and '60s and '70s pop.

Answer 446

Mostly 70s music (pop, classical, lots of rock).

Answer 447

country music

Answer 448

Country music

Answer 449

I actually grew up in the late 80's, early 90's. I didn't get into music 'til I was about 12, (1988.) My sister, mostly listened to Classic Rock, Arena Rock, and Pop Rock from 1965--1987 (Just before all the boy/teen artists came out.) So, that's what I listen to, today.

Answer 450

ABBA

Answer 451

Mainly rock

Answer 452

I was exposed to a variety: Country, Oldies, Metal, Rock, Soft Rock, Industrial, Classical, J-Pop, K-Pop, Alternative, Grunge, Instrumental, Ambient, etc. My household as a child is what I credit for my interest in a large variety of music.

Answer 453

Sixties andnn eighteen music.The Beach Boys ,The Beatles and Queen were always on.

Answer 454

Jazz blues, heavy metal, rock and roll, pop,country, folk, classical in fact all music genres from the fifties and sixties

Answer 455

I grew up moving countries due to my dad's travelling job. I would spend summer at my grandparents place and when I'd mess up they would lock me in the attic for a few hours and there was a viny player. My uncle's german techno , detroit and chicago house and electro vinyls were there and I would play them all day. It became a passion and started djing with my uncle until my late teens. Nowadays music is horrible and marketed to death of passion and art. EDM sucks.

Answer 456

britney spears

Answer 457

Country music, I grew up in Indiana until I was 8. When we moved to L.A. I was exposed to all the wonderful 80's hit like Rick Astley, Whitney, Micheal, Tears for Fears, Run DMC, Hammer. Excuse my spelling of their names. Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, then all the 90's people, I developed my own taste with a sincere interest with Beethoven, Pachelbel, Mozart....I love several genre's. What a great question. It makes you realize how your music interest development and the influences that cause you to like the music you like!

Answer 458

I am technically still a child lol I am exposed to pop music such as one direction and 5sos

Answer 459

The only kind of music - ROCK & ROLL.

Answer 460

When I was a kid, I wasn't into mainstream hip hop and R&B music. In my house, my parents always played songs from The Beatles, Bee Gees, ABBA, Queen, Billy Joel, Elton John, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Neil Diamond, Pink Floyd, Whitesnake, Metallica, Poison, Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, AC/DC, The Cure, Guns N' Roses, Nirvana, Black Sabbath, KISS, Van Halen, Europe, Def Leppard, Deep Purple... Mostly in the rock and heavy metal side. I'm 15 and I still listen to that type of music. LONG LIVE ROCK N' ROLL

Answer 461

italian pop music

Answer 462

I grew up in the 90s. My Dad was into the Beach Boys, Roy Orbison and similar music from that era. At the time, I didn't mind his music but I didn't really like it. I preferred rap, rock, and pretty much all the music my parents didn't like or want me listening to. Nowadays I like pretty much any types other than country. I listen to Tom Petty and classic rock from that era.

Answer 463

Swing

Answer 464

country, from the back seat of the family truckster.

mostly from my mom. my dad listens to elevator music.

my son, he gets any and everything. except rap. and country, which he gets from grandma.

i have vinyl from the 60's-90's that we listen to frequently.

Answer 465

I was born in the 90's but I didn't listen the the generic music from the 90s

I was brought up on many types of music such as early Goth music such as

Gary Numan

Joy Division

The Cure and many more



But I was also exposed to composers like Mozart and Beethoven.



My parents have had a wide range of music so I practically listen to:

Guns n roses

Def Leppard

New Order

Tears For Fears

Human League

John Foxx



Which as my age now 22 have followed my Goth roots but not in a way where someone adopts the culture I was born into it. So I don't have any piercings now tattoos. I wear black clothes and Make up.



So cyber goth culture originates to 80's synth/new wave genre to the genre which it is today. Industrial EBM/Aggrotech.

Answer 466

As a child, Disney songs (Lion King, Cinderella and such :p )

Teenager, also Disney. Hannah Montana, Jonas brothers (man I was too obsessed with them :/ )

Answer 467

i got exposed to greenday linkin park fitz and the tantrums the fray imagine dragons and so on.

Answer 468

Dean Martin

Answer 469

Early 00's pop songs.

Answer 470

I had an Aunty who would drag me around to brass band concerts, her favourite was the fairy aviation brass band

Answer 471

I fell asleep listening to Brittney Spears every night!

Answer 472

Devotional, classical music which is divine.

Answer 473

all kinds

Answer 474

From parents: 70s rock, 70s soul, 80s rock, 80s soul, 90s rock.

From radio: 90s r&b, pop, hip hop, old school, top 40s.

From movie scores: Orchestra, punk rock, soft rock, jazz, indie rock.

Now I have all of the above plus more genres in my collection, over 8000 songs.

Answer 475

Mostly 70s and 80s rock music, a lot of Bon Jovi, Springsteen and hair metal. My parents were born in the late 60s, so I'm sure they have fond memories of those times. I hated it for the most part, only more recently have I began to appreciate it (after it was stopped being force fed to me on every car ride).

Answer 476

Growing up I was raised on the Mersey Beat, Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, Cilla etc. Also Motown, Glam Rock, and surprisingly Classical and crooners such as Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Matt Monroe etc.

Answer 477

My mom always listened to christian alternative in the car or some ninties pop artists. My dad put on maroon five, lots of 80's music, like deaf leopard and journey, and he also liked weird al yankovic and apologetix and michael jackson. some r and b too

Answer 478

Elvis.............................and Hank Williams Senior

Answer 479

My dad was a D.J. and quite a collection of records and albums. My favorites were Tom Petty, Jim Hendrix, Steve Miller and Led Zeppelin.

Answer 480

I was interested in Christmas music when i was a child because it made me go right to sleep at night when i am in bed.

Answer 481

ACDC,NIRVANA,FLEET WOOD MAC

Answer 482

jazz

Answer 483

All types

Answer 484

I listened to mostly gospel and R n' B as a kid, but for some reason I hate that kind of music now.

Answer 485

Well of course classic 90's pop like N Sync and backstreet boys but also some really real hip hop and that sort of shaped the music I listen to today. Also, I listened (and still listen) to a lot of Bollywood (Indian) music.

Answer 486

I listened to a lot of pop music in the 90's when I was still a kid. Basically whatever they played on the radio I normally enjoyed. Then in about 1997 a friend of mine showed a special interest in the band Korn. I liked them alright, but that kind of set me into the metal genre where I found Sepultura and Alice in Chains. Today I don't really have type of music I enjoy over others. I listen to everything from 60's classics to electronic dance.

Answer 487

My brain won't recall all of that information. I suppose timeless music, and music made in the 1500s such as Beethoven etc, 80s music, 90s music, 00s music, 10s music.

I've forgotten when a child stops being a child to be honest in normal instances... Maybe 18. Then it's grown up I suppose after 18... On the media information I have, not that my tv is the same as yours though. So maybe up to 00s music. This place is Krelmed Mashed up :(((

Answer 488

Rock an Roll

Answer 489

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Answer 490

classisc

Answer 491

I was exposed to all kinds of music to include,:

Elvis,

The Bettles,

Dean Martin, and

Bach.



But we mostly listened to country.

Answer 492

I was born in 1990. Me and my sisters grew up with songs from Mariah Carey, Lionel Richie, The Corrs, Celine Dion, Backstreet boys, Spice girls, Disney movies and animation ...

Answer 493

Everything from Billy Joel to slipknot haha Foo fighters, You Me At Six, Nirvana and lots more , my family are very into music , I've been to see 7 different people at concerts and i'm only 14 and now im going to Glastonbury.

Answer 494

Jean Luc Ponty is a Jazz Fusion violinist. He recognized that the violin could be used as a jazz instrument and therefore is a trend setter with the instrument. Jean Luc caught the attention of Frank Zappa which lead to touring and recording with the Mothers of Invention in the early 70's. Throughout Jean Luc's amazing career he has composed classic and innovative jazz fusion music featuring the electric violin. Jean Luc has performed with the likes of "The Mahavishnu Orchestra, George Duke, Stephane Grappelli and many more. Here's what Jean Luc had to say.

Answer 495

RAP music.

Answer 496

German Music

Answer 497

Lots of 60's music in the form of 45's different colors. Wish I had them all for they would be worth something I am sure.

Answer 498

Mostly rnb, like Aaliyah, Brandy, R kelly..

Answer 499

educational

www.information24bd.blogspot.com

Answer 500

A mix of Christian, rap, hip hop, r and b, child friendly music, and country.

Answer 501

radio gave me free choices ranging from south indian classical to western classical, jazz, instrumental, vocal, and Bollywood and Urdu service with gazals and qawalis and Chinese operas

Answer 502

I was born in the late 70's and my mum played Abba whilst expecting me and it all sounded so familier when I was old enough to ( I don't know the word) consciously listen to music. There was also opera on the record player. Everything really.

Answer 503

All types of music

Answer 504

My dad is really in to music scores (especially John Barry, Dmitri Tiomkin etc.), classical and jazz. My mom like rock, disco (in the 70s and very, early 80s before she died). Me? I like a wide array of genres because of being exposed to so many different kinds of music. Mainly, I love classical and oldies (before my time). :)

Answer 505

I was lucky my parents owned a music store in the 60's i got to hear all the latest they would run ads recording all night come in pick out what songs you want and we will put onto 8 track tapes.

Answer 506

Old time Grand Ole Opry, is there any other kind?

Answer 507

Tejano and country music.

Answer 508

Frank Sinatra

Answer 509

Mostly country, that was about it.

I now prefer classic rock, and blues. I can tolerate some country.

I just developed my own taste.

Answer 510

My mom always played smooth jazz in the car. To this day, I cannot stand it. I don't find it relaxing, I find it deflating. Makes me feel like life doesn't have very much to offer. I listen to everything from pop to metal to rock to classical, even regular jazz is enjoyable. But smooth jazz just makes me feel like sht.

Answer 511

Rock and Roll and Blues

Answer 512

Since I'm only 15, I am exposed to music like Lil Wayne, Eminem, and all the other rappers that talk about like partying. Also, I am exposed to like Justin Beiber and One Direction, and other young groups/singers

Answer 513

No

Answer 514

Greek.

Answer 515

70-80s rock

Answer 516

Rock Alternative... Collective Soul, Bush, No Doubt, Oasis. Oldies. Del Shannon, Temptations, Mammas and Papas, etc. Hip hop: Salt N Peppa, Notorious B.I.G., Ja Rule, DMX. Country. Tim Mcgraw's Not A Moment to Soon album with Indian Outlaw and Don't Take the Girl Songs on cassette.

Answer 517

rap

Answer 518

black eyed pies, britney spears all the early 2000 stuff

Answer 519

I ONLY listened to 91.9 K-Love, a Christian company (:

Answer 520

music from the big band era and rock and roll of the sixstiles

Answer 521

Hi Summer!





Lots of Tom Jones and; Jim Reeves from my parents.





From a brother and sister in law King Crimson, Dinah Washington, Jefferson Airplane and; The Rolling Stones.





Music lover, good luck!

Answer 522

The BeeGees, Sweet and Flippers where my fathers favorites.

My mother loved The Beatles, Roger Wittaker and Mozart

Answer 523

mostly country music...probably why I can't stand it nowadays

Answer 524

all kinds of music

Answer 525

I was born in 1966 in the UK, grew up in the 70's and 80's. The music that surrounded me as a child also reflected my parents taste in music in the 70's: The Beatles, The Shadows, Cliff Richard, Simon and Garfunkel, The Carpenters, Donovan, Queen, Abba, Elton John, and classical music was always played in our house.

Answer 526

Classical music is more than just a genre or an antiquated craft.

Answer 527

Classic and pop music.

Answer 528

Some classic rock and rap type of music.

Answer 529

The music of screams of small children

Answer 530

R&B & Hip Hop

Answer 531

Metallica, Five Finger Death Punch and a lot more music like that

Answer 532

I was not really that influenced in music when I was young. Probably from 5-12 years old radio pop 13-present Pop Punk, Pop Rock, Death Metal, metalcore, .

Answer 533

AC/DC

Answer 534

Genuine Country Music

Answer 535

Well I'm only 14 now, but when I was younger I listened to the typical 'noughties bubblegum pop', but then when I was about 8 got into hip-hop and rap, which gradually led into dance/club music. I listen to a lot of slightly older stuff too, like 90's/00's dance and rap. Also a little bit of metal, and pop occasionally.

Answer 536

any Wee Sing song imaginable.

Answer 537

what they are preafer.

Answer 538

My dad had very eclectic in music; I have very strong memories of listening to Journey with him, and the next day I'd get in the car and he was listening to Enya. There was lots of Backstreet Boys, Foreigner, Pet Shop Boys, Fleetwood Mac, 50's maltshop tunes, The Lemon Pipers, The Animals.

My mother very much liked Latin music; she would drag us out to Mexican family restaurants just to hear the mariachis, she loved Louis Miguel, Juan Gabrial, Julio Iglesias. She also had an affinity for doo-wop and occasionally she would have a love affair with 80's funk.

Answer 539

ARR

Answer 540

Mostly drug and gang enforcing music like bone thugs and tupac,snoop,dr. dre,ice cube most likely used to give kids the idea ecstasy and dope was the way to go just music that was used for nationwide mass mind manipulation to involve kids in gangs and hoods just now that i listen to all this crap i realized i was one of those children that fell for this hypnosis...........

Answer 541

The '80s and '90s had a lot of bad music too, but it also had a lot of good music,

just like every era does.People act like the '90s where the last good era of music when really they late '90s where just the bridge into the early '00s 2000-2005, the '90s where right beside the millennium so 2000-2005 still felt like 1997-1999, '90s culture lingered into the '00s.

Answer 542

I listened to a decent variety for my age. 60s and 70s with my mom. 80s with my dad and brother. and 90s with my sister. From r&b to church hymns.

Answer 543

I actually listened to all types of music as a child but I especially listened to old music mostly cause I had to.

Answer 544

jjajaa enirque y ana singer from spain,, los chicos,, menudo nice

Answer 545

Baby Mozart

Answer 546

Queso, Greyhoundz, Slapshock, Metallica, Eraserheads

Answer 547

Mostly pop, lots of VH1 and MTV, I grew up on a lot of 80s music.

Answer 548

hip hop and classic rock

Answer 549

50's pop radio Dad listened to.

Answer 550

Gangster rap

Answer 551

I listened to a lot of different types of music, because I'm just a fan of music in general, as is my father. So I especially like Billy Joel, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, TLC, Eminem, The Jackson 5, Michael Jackson, The Monkees, Biggie, Diddy, Bruno Mars, Paula Abdul, Boyz II Men, Mariah Carey, Jackson Browne, Meat Loaf, and Queen. But I also listen to lots of other stuff.

Answer 552

im a 90s kid, and so i grew up with mostly 80s metal and rock, iron maiden, metallica, judas priest, ozzy, krokus, and some 90s alt rockm, like rise against and MCR. now i listen to a bunch of deathcore and the really heavy stuff

Answer 553

Mostly classics. I must have listened to each of Beethoven and Mozart's around a hundred times.

Answer 554

soul, hip hop

Answer 555

bob marley, greenday, blink 182

Answer 556

Beatles, Cliff Richard

Answer 557

new kids on the blopck

Answer 558

Trap music

Answer 559

My family banned music from our home :(

Answer 560

All types, mainly country and the usual kiddie music. I loved country when I was younger, but I have no idea why. I was a bit of an odd child.

Answer 561

country

Answer 562

Anaconda and Miley Cyrus.. Weap for me

Answer 563

Children's music to classical, country and some old school music.

Answer 564

good music, none of that justin beiber bs

Answer 565

Rock

Answer 566

sex pistols the clash the ramones kiss ac/dc sham 69 buzzcocks

Answer 567

Crazy,sweet,smart music.

Answer 568

R&B

Answer 569

idk

Answer 570

Classical music, Christmas songs, and songs by Johnny Cash

Answer 571

Rap

Answer 572

Cheesy

Answer 573

radio

Answer 574

Darude - Sandstorm

Answer 575

Lots and lots of pop :P

Answer 576

the best: BEATLES, LED ZEPPELIN, RUSH, YES, JUDAS PRIEST, BLACK SABBATH, VAN HALEN, SCORPIANS: THE BEST AND PINK FLOYD

Answer 577

the kind that makes noise

Answer 578

my mum listened to ballad music

Answer 579

Mainly Busted, s club 7, and little bit of queen and greenday, my taste has improved since then but i still love queen and greenday

Answer 580

classics! and some old bands that dad likes.

Answer 581

The great music of the 50s & 60s......!!

Answer 582

Darude - Sandstorm

Answer 583

noise

Answer 584

I grew up listening to Metal and Rap(Thanks Dad!)

Answer 585

beatles stones who bon jovi john couger melencamp frank zappa;

Answer 586

90's and early 2000's country, then classic rock

Answer 587

Mostly, Fifties and Sixties- (but also, Eighties, 'cos I was born in Seventy-nine.) Peace and love. Be lucky.

Answer 588

i was exposed to all types i have heard songs like living on a prayer bad name sldegehammer achy breaky heart etc

Answer 589

I chose my OWN musical tastes, - having been encouraged to listen to all forms of music, from Beethoven, and Bach, to the Beach Boys, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Elvis. All genres, - with just TWO exceptions, (PUNK and RAP), which are NOT MUSIC, they are just tuneless GARBAGE, listened to, by mindless thugs, and drug abusers, - have their OWN MERITS

Answer 590

county

Answer 591

I grew up listening to Classical musics that is played by string and orchestras. I think there is a Research that talks about the effect of Classical music to your brain. I think its called the Mozart effect, and it helps a child to further stimulates his/her brain. So if u want ur child to be a smart i suggest u listen to this.

Answer 592

I was born in 1998, but being an only child, I was exposed to whatever my parents listened to. My father always had classic rock playing. The Beatles, The Turtles, The Beach Boys, Eagles, Chicago,The Monkees, and Styx were among his favorites. My mom on the other hand loved The Carpenters, The Supremes, and Donna Summer. As I grew up, I followed in my father's footsteps and discovered other bands such as Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Yes, The Doors, Aerosmith, etc.

Answer 593

My sister was always blasting her music around me and it was things such as My chemical romance, The ramsus, Matchbox 20, Creed, Corn, Evanescence, Jewel, Eminem. Of course My dad did the same with things such as The B 52's, Bob Segar, Bing Crosby, Heart, Kiss, Joan Jett, Queen. Cranberries. And then there's my brother who would always listen to J pop.

Answer 594

stones,chicago,doobie bothers,elton john

Answer 595

Only Mozart! His music makes good brain.

Answer 596

oldies

Answer 597

The Stones, The Beatles, Chicago, Santana, The Doors, Andy Williams, Todd Rundgren, Batman theme song(tv show), Dark Shadows theme song, Paul Lindsay,Motown, Johnny Rivers, Tommy James and The Shondells, Three Dog Night, Johnathan Edwards, The Monkees, Dave Clark Five, Procul Harum.

Answer 598

Country songs...

Answer 599

Christian :/

Answer 600

death metal

Answer 601

50s music and country

Answer 602

A mixture between Classical: Mozart, Beethoven, etc. And classical Rock. My mum played the violin and my dad the electrical guitar, and they were both passionate about it, so they were always battling with what to listen to.

When I was with my dad, he always put on AC/DC, Metallica, etc. Guns n' Roses too.

My mum always had a thing for Mozart and Bach though :)

Answer 603

Lots of Classic rock and country, some heavy metal and a little bit of hip-hop. This was through the 90s and early 2000s. Then I started making up my own mind about what I really like. METAL :D

Answer 604

As a child, it was more pop music before discovering rock music. I used to listen more often any music that are in the alternative rock genre or nu metal genre before exploring the good sound of industrial metal and screamo. Nowadays, I prefer either classical music, gregorian chants (even thought I don't believe in God), cello metal, pagan rock, pagan folk, folk metal, symphonic metal, viking metal, pirate metal, celtic metal, etc.

Answer 605

Patrizio buanne and italian oldies

Answer 606

rap

Answer 607

Pop (mostly Lilly Allen)

Answer 608

pop and rnb

Answer 609

rock music fro 1963-1969

Answer 610

My parents would always have the radio on the Oldies' Station (which at the time was music from the 50's and 60's) or Classic Rock so this is what I was exposed to as a child.

Answer 611

1980 s Rock-N-Roll, 1980 s R&B, 1980 -1990 s Hip Hop, 1990 s Alternative Rock/ Grunge Music, and 1980 s Pop Music.



Not that nuch Country, Blues, and Jazz.

Answer 612

A little bit of everything lol But no mostly Christian rock/ Cristian rap and Country also like Eminem some. a lot of green day, boys like girls, relient k,bowling for soup, linkin park, panic at the disco, all american rejects, etc.

Answer 613

i grew up listening to b.i.g notorious, tupac, and 50 cent

Answer 614

oldies, and I wanted to shoot myself.

Answer 615

Loud music.

Answer 616

pop

Answer 617

The same as Otto G. Thank God...: )

Answer 618

Mostly Jazz and Swing. My Dad has loads of old 78/33 rpm records. Frank Sinatra, Count Bassie, Shorty Rogers, Glen Miller, Oscar Peterson, Miles Davis etc. My Mum occasionally played her's, mostly Cliff Richard. I prefer my Dad's records.

Answer 619

As a child I was exposed to all music because my Mom enjoyed country and my Father enjoyed Rock even though we are Hispanic. I wasn't really that kid you would call "normal" as a kid, instead of liking song like lullabies and baby songs in Pre-K I enjoyed Rock music like Y.M.C.A my Village people (my favorite song when I was 4) and I still love rock music now.

Answer 620

I grew up with a lot of country music. Alan Jackson, George Strait, Toby Keith, Brooks and Dunn, and Carrie Underwood. When I got older I realized the lyrics are mostly about tractors, drinking, and women.

Answer 621

I grew up on some innappropriate music, but I turned out just fine.

Answer 622

Queen.

Answer 623

f

Answer 624

I remember listening to boy bands and generally pop music. Now I wish it was more alternative. Much better for the kids and their future development and what they see in the videos

Answer 625

Russkie Folk songs,pop, new wave, techno, rap, etc...

Answer 626

hfhcbd

Answer 627

my mother liked opera and listened to WQXR 1560 AM all the time on the radio in New York City. I preferred contemporary music like the Beatles and Rolling Stones.

Answer 628

My mother Bless her Heart purchase many wonderful records and I enjoyed every single one of them.

Which was Old Singers from the 40's, Mo town, I was around with Elvis and the Beatles.....

Music of the 60's was full of fun.......called Rock n Roll..........

My young children enjoyed silly songs like Purple People Eater, Little Red Ramler.......

Mother's records were covering many famous singers, many gospel songs, and this help leave my childhood with many wonderful memories........

Answer 629

I love all music :) <333

Answer 630

I was exposed to Christian music

Answer 631

Old songs are my favorite.

Answer 632

country and the music of the day 1980s pop rock

Answer 633

NIRVANA!

Answer 634

Tejano.

Answer 635

80's music mostly. But, I loved the folk music from the 60's and 70's. Classical and 50's music is also a favorite from my childhood. I was exposed to all kinds of music when I was young. I was not much of a fan of country and opera though. And, I really can not find my niche liking to anything playing today.

Answer 636

I was born in 96 and my brother was 17 at the time of my birth so i grew up on hardcore gangsta rap

Answer 637

I still am sort of a kid. I have been raised around Metallica, ACDC, Aerosmith, Godsmack, Avenged Sevenfold, Nickelback, Megadeth, Led Zeppelin, Five Finger Death Punch, and pretty much all the metal bands.

Answer 638

my family Loved country music, so I and my siblings grew up with old country music and modern 90's music. Some family favorites was Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Merle Haggard, George Jones, as well as George Strait, Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson, etc. I later grew out of country music because I was exposed to it SO Much as a kid and grew to love Rock n Roll, Metal, and Hardcore.

Answer 639

I grew up with Punk rock, Pop Punk, Metal(Every sub-genre), Classic Rock, Hard Rock, and Country.

Answer 640

1940's Big Band music

Answer 641

Lots of ozzy osbourne and the gorrilaz.

Answer 642

I was exposed to everything from Pop, Reggae, Rock, Metal, Dance, Classical. Music is the only thing in my family that's always been easily available.

Answer 643

what ever i found on the internet or downloaded

Answer 644

couldn't hear much over the sound of a belt being whipped

Answer 645

Growing up I was exposed to many types and eras of music. So I learned to love most music. Examples were: classical, country, some ethnic, rock 'n roll, big band, 50'd, 60's, 70's, 80's, Christian, and lots of good Christmas music. Some of the musicians/groups we listened to were: Glen Miller, the Carpenters, Elvis Presley, Reba Mccintire, Johnny Cash, Neil Diamond, Willie Nelson, The Mamas and the Papas, Hailey and the Comets, Kate Smith, Perry Como, Andy Williams, Bing Cosby, the Pointer Sisters, Duran Duran, Jefferson Starship, and Manheim Steamroller. There were many others as well.

Answer 646

Big band stuff .. all the instruments .. every one of them .

Answer 647

Classical songs. But now I like popular music.

Answer 648

Rap,hiphop,soul, and mtv

Answer 649

Highly educative music you exposed to as a child.

Answer 650

Country, Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, BeeGee's, oldies, 90's music, LIGHT ROCK on B101.1 (Philly), Pop, Rap, Hip Hop, classical, broadway. But the country was all my mom.

Answer 651

The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd etc. Just some great rock bands.

Answer 652

My Chemical Romance,Paramore,Fall Out Boy,Blink 182,Falling In Reverse,Black Veil Brides,Green Day,Three Days Grace,and Evanescence

Answer 653

R&B MOSTLY BUT I ALSO LISTENED TO AND LOVED THE ROLLING STONES. THANKS TO MY FATHER, I LOVE MUSIC♥♥♥♥♥

Answer 654

Pop party CD's, some 80's music, Now that's what I call music cd's, Girls aloud, Kylie Minogue, Michael Jackson. The list goes on....

Answer 655

I was exposed to three days grace, seether, bullet for my valentine, bands such as that.

Answer 656

MLTR songs

Answer 657

old country

Answer 658

Early Rock Music. The four lads, the Everly Brothers.

Answer 659

Of what I remembered, I listened to rancheras, latin pop, some gangster rap, classical, oldies (50s to 70s), some adult contemporary.

Answer 660

kk blowin wiz khalufa yall

Answer 661

i was born 1957 so it had to be country music

Answer 662

Jazz! I was born in 1929, along with the Great Depression. My Father was a musician, and played the clarinet, saxaphone sp? and LOVED MUSIC. He played in Dance bands to make extra money--but mainly because he loved music! During WW II, he was too old for the service, but the City Band Director was drafted and Dad took his place as director. He introduced new musical pieces and the people loved the Saturday night concerts in the local park! Jazz was his favorite--and mine as well!

Answer 663

christian or gospel

Answer 664

all kinds really

Answer 665

Eddie Arnold's "Cattle Call", top ten radio-"The Shrimp-boats are coiming", "Red Sails in the Sunset", Gene Autry's "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", etc.

Answer 666

hip hop music oh and enya or something

Answer 667

70's music ... :)

Answer 668

Rock, RnB, Indie, Country, 80's and 90's music besides The Buggles

Answer 669

Church music because my Dad was the Preacher and Mom played the piano.

Answer 670

70's & 80's Rock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRW2poUfJ34

Answer 671

i don't know

Answer 672

Pop. Belong to the 1990s.

Answer 673

I was raised on pure 90's rock like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, Alice in Chains, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, Soundgarden, Nine Inch Nails, Rise against the Machine, Weezer, Third Eye Blind, Three Doors Down, Sublime. And many, many, many others. but i have other things to do then spend an hour on typing out a bunch of bands haha.

Answer 674

lalala

Answer 675

DuckTales, Spider-Man, Johnny Bravo, Dragon Ball Z, Pokémon, Timon & Pumbaa, simba, Ed, Edd n Eddy

Answer 676

Church music, Classical music. 40s Swing Jazz, Big Band, Pop (Chicago, Carpenters, Beatles, etc.) Bands like Maynard Furguson, Earth Wind and Fire, Chuck Mangione, Herb Alpert) Lots of live music events.

Answer 677

new age

Answer 678

Heavy metal :D

Answer 679

As a baby I listened to classical music because it's supposed to make you smarter or something and then when I was little I listened to just popular songs that all my friends listened to.

Answer 680

My mom listend to Cher, Nina Simone, and, R&B music

Answer 681

elton john, metallica, linkin park,

Answer 682

exposed to rap and hip hop

Answer 683

Rock

Answer 684

Des'ree

Answer 685

Lots of different genres; rock, metal, pop, hip hop, reggae, etc.

Answer 686

pop and rock

Answer 687

Classic rock. It was great.

Answer 688

My parents were music nuts and the family joke was that they had more records than a music store.

I guess it's genetic, because I've got music collections of my own.

That collection covers pretty much everything you can think of: Classical, folk, world, gospel, old country, opera, jazz, swing, blues, Motown, rock, pop, metal, new wave, grunge and more from decades spanning the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, the 80s (my teenage years) and through to present day.

Answer 689

I was exposed to a lot of r&b

Answer 690

a lot of great music

Answer 691

The Beatles and I love their music up to now.

Answer 692

from dad:

black sabbath

frank zappa

green jelly



from mom:

stabbing westward

bush

nirvana

red hot chili peppers

sneaker pimps

Answer 693

my folks liked a wide array of music, i listened to Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd, The Little River Band, Simon and Garfunkel etc...

Answer 694

rock

Answer 695

islamic cool music

Answer 696

jazz

Answer 697

I was born in the 90's and for some reason, as a child, I was wayyy into 80's stuff

Answer 698

mom had classic and instrumental music in the house... later i listened to abba and celine dion

Answer 699

Shakira & Madonna

Answer 700

hi

Answer 701

Gin Blossoms, Cranberries

Answer 702

Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music)

Answer 703

My parents raised me to be bargain shoppers, so I went into a CD store one time when I was around 9 or 10 (with my parents) and I bought a couple of Beethoven, Mozart and Haydn because they were on sale. Needless to to, I am now a music major in college.

Answer 704

I grew and My mom played Nancy Wilson and dad played Old Country Music.

Answer 705

I'm 16 and was born in 1998. However I grew up mostly listening to a lot of music from the 80's. My parents were born in 1962 and 1969, and listened to 70.s and 80.s music is their teens and twenties.

Answer 706

Billy Joel, The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac...anything 70's and/or rock and roll, which my dad is still a fan of. My mom preferred Jazz and Christian music when I was little. I honestly believe that music at an early age (and such different variety) is what made me the music geek that I am today. I listen to anything now but am in love with anything late 60's, early 70's, alternative rock, or classic rock. Still, I could never be picky when it comes to my music tastes. Thanks to my parents for introducing me at a young age to the thing I love most.

Answer 707

Have a side of Frank Sinatra to get the mood going, some Michael Jackson to get the party swinging, some Pink Floyd to mellow the rave, a little Nirvana to get them moist and some modern day R&B Frank Ocean for appreciation. Whatever gets your boat rocking.

Answer 708

I was born in 1929, my father in 1882. My father constantly sang the popular music of his younger days, from the mid-1890s to the late 1920s, most of which I still remember. My mother despised all forms of music as not intellectually challenging, and whenever there was any music on the radio, from swing to Gregorian chant she would immeidately change to another station. My school assembly inlcuded the better known hymns, with the original (usually German or Latin) text on the opposite page of our school hymn book. Some of my school mates were jazz enthusiasts. My grandparents, who had no radio until 1936, loved singing old English traditional folksongs around the fire in winter evenings. At singing lessons in school I was asked just to stay silent, I had no idea of tune and a rather unpleasant voice. Learning a musical instrument was what other, socially superior, and more "gifted" children did: it was definitely not for us. The first piece of classical music I ever got to recognize and appreciate was Handel's Water Music, played by the BBC every morning at 5.30 am just before its day's programmes began. I was then in my thirties. I have since developed a liking for 18th century music: Bach, Vivaldi, Haydn, Mozart: anything before Beethoven, In complete contrast, my socially upward mobile daughter has been having her children taught the piano and violin since they were toddlers--but no pop: the world is too serious a place for any fun or self indulgence..

Answer 709

I was into songs by Three Days Grace and My Chemical Romance

Answer 710

Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Backstreet Boys, Nsync, Jessica Simpson.

Answer 711

LINKIN PARK

SLIPKNOT

EMINEM

LIMP BIZKIT

PAPA ROACH

POD

Answer 712

I am 18 now. I consider myself a child back then. I was born in 1996. But the music that I was exposed was mostly hip-hop/rap, gospel, R&B, soul, and old-school R&B and soul. I would hear this music on the radio and that is how I got introduced to music. I listen to music all the time. I listen to music on YouTube. I listen to music on my music-playing apps as well. But I love music if it sounds good to me. I don't care what genre it is.

Answer 713

Spanish music but I never really got into it even though I do like some Spanish pop songs

Answer 714

When I was a kid we didn't get a radio until I was ten. All that was on was Glenn Miller, Louie Prima, Benny Goodman, Bing Crosby, Perry Como, Frank Sinatra, etc. Then came Bill Haley and The Comets, Buddy Holly, Little Richard in the mid-fifties which I liked and still do. But, I also like the music of the forties and play it on my stereo sometimes.

Answer 715

nursery music

Answer 716

lots

Answer 717

my mother was a religious zealot, and my father was loose and carefree, so i got a bit of both worlds.



mom listened to Praise & Worship (basically church on a cassette tape) from the Christian bookstore, but occasionally she would pop in something decent, like Crosby, Stills & Nash (& Young), Toto, and Phil Collins/Genesis. i still remember listening to Stephen Stills' "Right By You" album as we went shopping every 2 weeks. good times...



dad was all about Hard Rock & Metal, and it was through him that i first heard Def Leppard, Quiet Riot's "Metal Health", U2's "The Unforgettable Fire", and Triumph's "Thunder Seven". Pink Floyd, Steppenwolf, and Cream were in there, too.



of course they shared some common interests, such as The Police, Steve Miller Band, and Eric Clapton.



between the two of them they had quite a music collection: LPs, cassettes, and even 8-Tracks! in fact, we only had LP & 8-track (and AM radio) 'til i was 9! then we got an "FM Stereo" and i was able to hear this thing called "80's music"! of course, this was well into the 90's...

Answer 718

Hillybilly

Answer 719

A lot of R&B and rap.

Answer 720

rap, rock, hard rock metal

Answer 721

I was born in 1994 but I often heard the pop punk and pop rock songs like Sum 41, Blink 182, The Offspring, Allister, Greenday, My Chemical Romance, Busted, McFly and the late seasons of old songs like A Teen, Westlife, Backstreet Boys, RGB, and guys like them.. ^_^

Answer 722

HipHop

i still love it and i will always

Answer 723

1900 Era Mexican music about honor, mayhem, religion, and revolutions.

Answer 724

Heavy Rock...Alice Cooper and others..

Answer 725

Christian music and world music

Answer 726

Pop and rock

Answer 727

Folk and classical

Answer 728

Awful big band music, American style and even more awful, Jazz and crooners....!!

Answer 729

90's

Answer 730

My mom was always blaring country. Yuck.

Answer 731

classic rock and roll/90's rock and roll

Answer 732

eminem , 80s and 90s stuff xx

Answer 733

Country, folk, rock, hard rock, metal

Answer 734

Country and western,and Gospel

Answer 735

mix of classical and light music, a lot of music!

Answer 736

90's kid but in poland it was all disco polo

Answer 737

A whole lot of The Grateful Dead. I am thankful for the exposure.

Answer 738

Earth wind and fire. Isley brothers

Answer 739

rock

Answer 740

mainly alternative

Answer 741

pop

Answer 742

IRISH JIGS..'

Answer 743

Ave Maria :)

Answer 744

Classic RnR! :)

Answer 745

A little bit of everything ...

Answer 746

Rockn Bands like NIRVANA ...FOO FIGHTERS, and ALICE N CHAINS, SOUND GARDEN

Answer 747

rap, hip hop, and rock & roll

Answer 748

I don't know, I'm underage.

Answer 749

All

Answer 750

Jazz, swing, boogie, country...religious....

Answer 751

K-Pop. Now I hate it!

Answer 752

mainly the rock and classics

Answer 753

mostly country

Answer 754

The good kind.

Answer 755

heavy metal my dad always played it

Answer 756

everything except rap

Answer 757

beyonce

Answer 758

rap

Answer 759

rap

Answer 760

old skool

Answer 761

swaddy waddy.

Answer 762

piza

Answer 763

ROCK N ROLL ,..,

Answer 764

THe funk with the P in it and the G.

Answer 765

just the radio

Answer 766

ROCK & ROLL !