what sorta music did u grow up listening to?

[FunkeD_OuT_FmX]

what sorta music did u grow up listening to?

i was brought up on ac/dc, george thorogood, bruce springsteen cold chisel, jimmy barns the first song i ever remember listening to was its a long way 2 the top by ac dc that song is now im my memory forever !

[Slammer_74]

The Beatles, lot's of Jazz, and some classical - and now I listen to metal, go figure...

[motodorkjen]

classical and disney! :D

[fmx_devilicious]

i grew up 2 ac/dc and still love em;) bruce springsteen, dolly parton, dr hook (rocks), kenny rogers, janis joplin (rocks) oh cant forget the doors who ROCK FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thats all i can think of so thats all i have to say about that :D

[WaussInd]

I grew up listening to Bob Segar and Rod Stewart and stuff (my dad listened to it). Then When I was like 8, I started liking greenday, aerosmith and some rap (because of my older sister). Then when I was about 12, I started listening to a hardcore band that practiced in their garage about 2 houses up from me (xUnconqueredx). After talking with some of those guys, they started introducing me to stuff like Morning Again and Regression and other hardcore bands. And that is where I am at now. Hardcore and metal. Mostly hardcore.

[ont.freerider]

first Cd i ever bought was Nirvana. i was in grade 5. and i bought a Hole Cd. then i got corrupted with rap for a few years, now ive been corrupte with punk and metal for a few years.

[SmiRk_MX]

I grew up on the song from mario (regular nintendo) and metallica.

[p00g0blin]

first album ever bought in 1986 was Metallica-Ride The Lightening. i was in second grade i think. i bought Guns N Roses-Appetite For Destruction when it came out (87 i think). i dont remember too many others...lots of AC/DC...Motley Crue...Iron Maiden. yes...i grew up on METAL!!! and im still with it...thank god. :)

[ZorroGUY02]

old rock.............all of it

[Nihility]

rock!...Pearl Jam, U2, Live, Pumpkins, The Offspring, Nirvana, Chilli Peppers, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Metallica, Oasis, Rage Against The Machine...

i only got into metal about three years ago, but it's basically the only thing i listen to now. i still have my total respect for true rock (as i still pull out the albums every now and again, to reflect on such a great era), such as the bands up there and more during that era (except for Metallica), though i can say i never listened to any nu-metal/soft-#### metal before getting into metal. i just went straight into it.

long live rock...such a disgrace it is today

[WaussInd]

Originally posted by AcrotisM
though i can say i never listened to any nu-metal/soft-#### metal before getting into metal. i just went straight into it.


woid. thats something i can be proud of as well. haha. i cant stand nu-metal

[pheckz]

that Funky Town song by Pseudo Echo and Ac/dc, guns n roses all o that stuff but funky town was the main one

[MM2death]

Give me some examples on nu-metal bands

[Hellbilly]

I grew up listening to whatever the parents had!
My mum was a big def lepard fan and had loads of old sabbath and deep purple stuff!
My dad was a big status quo fan!

First album I bought was metallica, the black album!

[PastorsGirl]

Hahaa, my parents both liked different things from each other. My mom liked The Carpenters when she was younger, shes also into Erasure and Concreate Blonde! My dad was REALLY into Rolling Stones.
I on the other hand liked crap...haha, the first tape I bought when I was SO YOUNG was Debbie Gibson. YES, I admit.....terrible music. Then in Jr High I got into Metallica and stuff, what a change huh?

[smooth]

Country...all country!

My dad was into the really good and classic country that told a story...Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton, Conway Twitty, George Jones, Charlie Daniels, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Desert Rose Band and then like all other country but mainly them. I still love that kind of good old country, its the new stuff that grates my nerves!

And as for the music my mom cranked out- I didn't like some of them then, now I can't get enough of these bands/singers, I seriosuly love them all now...Dr.Hook, Chris de Burgh, CCR, Rosanne Cash, Garth Brooks, George Strait, Reba McEntire.

I know that being raised on country has given me an undieing appreciation of country/folk music(except for the new stuff, most of that stuff is crap) even though country/folk isn't my main musical preference, I still love it and appreciate it! Has anyone else found this...the music they were raised on influenced what you like and listen to now and your appreciation for music??

[Nihility]

Originally posted by MM2death
Give me some examples on nu-metal bands

Distrurbed, Bison, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Korn, Primer 55, Powerman 5000, Deftones, Superheist...most of the heavy music on all the moty vids...you know the stuff...sure, i've heard it, how can i miss it, it's everywhere, but that's not to say i like it one bit.

Rage Against The Machine is the only thing that came close to nu-metal for me...but back then it wasn't considered nu-metal, it was heavy rock with a twist, and was one of a kind. but it had no part in getting me into metal, so.

[p00g0blin]

Rage was still "rap metal"...or.."crap metal".

[-=DV=-]

pink floyd
led zepplin
ozzy
that sorta stuff from my dad

and me mum was into like joe ####er sorta stuff..that got rammed down my throat a bit....

[SCAR8]

i grew up listening to the beatles belevie it or not cause my sis. always listened to them and the doors and lots of other bands like that and i grew up with lots and lots of nirvana (still one of my fav. bands) and tool then i started liking ### bands in the past couple years like distrubed ,limp bizkit,stinkin park and others and then i got tired of all them esp. limp bizkit and then i started listing to metal for like the past 6 months thanks to jeff and cody;) and i know im never gona get tired of it!!!:D

[WaussInd]

Originally posted by smooth
My dad was into the really good and classic country that told a story...Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash rocks. I still love that stuff. My dad used to listen to it a lot, too.