What did you grow up listening to?

[Rusty]

What did you grow up listening to? I grew up listening to the sounds of the Bee Gee's, Wendy Matthews, Celine Dion and Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, among a few others.

Has what you listened to growing up influenced your choice of music now? For me, I don't think so. There was no rap, hip hop or R&B in my house. But I still love the Bee Gee's and love various songs by the artists I listed.

Even though I choose to listen to rap, hip hop and R&B I love how musically diverse my family is. With each of my family member comes a different type of music, so I end up listening to lots of different artists. My sister would be the only one who has the closest taste in music that I do. How about you?

[Project G]

Michael Bolton, AC/DC, Queen, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston. And all of this caused me emotional scarring...

[Samuraid]

Classical, new age, fusion, 80's pop, folk, a bit of 70's and 60's music.

[Dreddz]

90's UK techno, dance, trance and DNB
And American Hip Hop like Snoop, oh and Reggae and Jungle Music..

[Destai]

90's radio =) Do I win?

[Meat Puppet]

This buzz.
It's just, constant buzzing.
It started when I was like, three or four and lasted until now.

[Chris]

My mother used to listen to: Cyndi Lauper, Boney M, Engelbert Humperdick, Frank Sinatra, Sharon Cunetta & Jessa Zaragoza.

I first got introduced to Grace's music in 1989.

[Shoden]

mostly Heavy metal from the 80's.


Deep Purple, Dio, Ozzy Osbourne, Iron Maiden and others.

usually I heard some dance music but in the mid 90's the craze had barely begun.

[Shoeberto]

Oldies (70s-80s) then country (roflcopter) then late-'90s early-'00 pop then I actually started having an opinion.

[Rye]

Classical Rock, mostly the Rolling Stones, Queen and Aerosmith, because my Dad is a big fan of them. I remember when I was really young, I'd go insane with happiness when Pink Floyd - Another Brick In the Wall came on because I love the end with the insane teacher/lunch lady.

[Yamaneko]

Classical, Classic Rock and Jazz.

[Psychotic]

Oasis and Blur. Plus my mother was a huge Beatles fan, so yeah.

And I still think all three are great.

[eestlinc]

Beethoven

[Parasaurolophus]

weird AL yankavic! now i love parodes! ive been to 2 of his concerts and boy is he weird! his movie UHF is also one of the funniest movies ive seen. I give him 2 thumbs up!

[nik0tine]

Really BAD Christian music. (In other words, it was Christian music that was not a Bach cantata.)

It most certainly did not influence my taste in music.