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some pop/rock |
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I dunno they put me in a home when I was born. |
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Things that disturb my friends when i know the words.... things children shouldn't be made to listen to .. |
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It's OK they took me back out when I was 16. |
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I wouldn't say that parent's 'feeding' children music necessarily equates to preconditioning. I was brought out on a opera and classic diet with a spinkle of jazz and since I have expanded to rock,alternative and electronic. I think the 'preconditioning' lies in the quality of the 'fed' music. Play quality (regardless of genre) to children and you're building good taste... |
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such as? |
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beatles doors credence men at work i pretty much didn't actively listen to music untill i was in highschool. |
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Sabbath, Skynryd, Floyd, Dylan. |
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Is them slapping me around music? |
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rock on lots of similarities here |
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yet diverse |
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All classical from day one... Both parents are musicians - Remember being into the Beatles, especially Yellow Submarine, from very young. |
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some classical some early 70's pop/rock lots of folk, bluegrass and celtic |
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well, my parents listened to country and gospel music *vomit* my brother probably had a bigger influence... he used to listen to stuff ranging from Metallica, to Madonna, lots of late 80's early 90's pop stuff... most of the reason I love the 80's is because it reminds me of those times... my brother had loads of tapes, and I used to take em and listen to em... that's how I got into U2, probably the first band I was really into... I found his joshua tree tape, and te rest is history... |
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My Grandad: Led Zeppelin Calypso My Parents Listened to Kingston Trio Glenn Miller Band Peggy Lee Porgy and Bess Soundtrack A Fiddler on the Roof soundtrack Cats Soundtrack fleas mum listened to Bollywood film music |
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ganster rap: ghetto boys gravediggaz mc murdah-yo-momz dj count chocula & da skary niggaz |
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Beatles, Elvis, Nazareth, Dire Straits, and lot's of country. And I mean BAD country |
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apparently the beatles, shitloads of classical music, your usual classic rock bands, and, in later days, the talking heads, U2, the police, roxy music and pearl jam. |
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my parents mostly listened to stuff like Can, Faust, Neu, John Cage, Cluster, Brian Eno etc. |
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Actually I'm lying they never listened to any of that stuff. My mom was into Alice Cooper and T-Rex and my Dad likes classic rock like Zepplin and the Doors. |
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YOU!...... SHALL NOT!........ PASS!!!!!!!! |
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Good time oldies |
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Progg! Progg! Progg! Progg! Progg! Godamn hippies! They used to stand in the town center and perform comunist fight songs , my dad on guitar and my mom singing. Everybody knew who my parents where =( Lately my mom has discovered Dancehall and Ragga tho Shaking that big 50+ booty haha! =) She also loves good ol soul music wich good cause i do too , nowdays i find myself borowing records from my mom , like "the Best Of Otis Redding" and stuff. And they have always liked the same stuff as other parents , Hendrix , Stones , Beatles etc etc.. |
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classical music, opera... before that: beatles pecos shadows mody blues the platters leonard cohen america supertramp dire straits |
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early 80´s pop beatles dire straits roy orbison the cats golden earing jimmy hendrix and many more |
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jazz.. mostly "local" big band (My godmother is great jazz singer) also some miles davis, Ella or whatever that old hag is called.. i started to hate jazz when i grew up.. but now im getting older and i love jazz it's nice to have parents who dig cheesy old square jazz tunes |
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My parents: the shadows, moody blues, led zeppelin, deep purple, fleetwood mac and some icelandic 60's bands that were influenced by the beatles. My mom has always been into classical music as well. My brother listened to Metallica and later hardcore so I guess that hardcore had something to do with me being an electronic fan. I think it really began though when I was 14 (5 years ago) when a friend of my brothers played me Polynomial-C and Rae. I thought it was wicked and the rest is history. |
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hmm.. stuff like Eros Ramazotti, Celine Dion, some french ballads, Kent, but mostly italian or french music. |
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blues and jazz.. Thelonious monk clarence gatemouth brown muddy waters ornette coleman bb king irakere buena vista social club and many, many more (5000+ cds, 2000+ vinyl) |
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me old man - buddy holly, bb king, rolling stones, split enz, ian dury, rock n roll, pop. and lots lots more. mum - beatles, pop music, split enz, many more i cant remember |
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what sort of music will you guys play for your kids? |
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merzbow to chill to... |
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Records I distinctly remember my parents playing these when I was really little. I loved them: The Who "Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy" Elvis Costello "My Aim Is True" The Beach Boys "Made In U.S.A." (greatest hits) Was (Not Was) "What Up, Dog?" |
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the beatles annie lennox jean michael jarre phil collins sweet etc |
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frank zappa dire straits paul simon steely dan dave brubeck a lot of classical in particular mozart, haydn, rachmaninov, mahler radiohead dj shadow esbjorn svensson trio michel pettruciani trio stan getz |
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hmmmm Nancy Griffith (damn was that annoying) Dire Straits Paul Simon Steely Dan Mozart Willy Nelson (I think) Led Zepplin Pink Floyd Peter Gabriel The stuff from the '80s brings back fond memories =) |
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Stevie Wonder Michael Jackson Luther Vandross Donna Summer Anita Baker Aretha Franklin Patty Libelle George Benson Whitney Houston |
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