Teeno Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Like most little kids I listened to mainstream pop music, but I went through an awfull stage where I started listening to Offspring, Limp Bizkit, Blink and other silly bands like that. One of the first albums I brought was Choclate starfish and hotdog flavoured water. I then went on to RnB and I still like RnB but Dance is now my genre. Bloody good job i saw the light, I listen to some of the stuff I did years ago and cringe. What did you lot listen to when you were younger?
Muz Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 I did the same mate. I used to like Green Day and Nirvana but thank god i also saw sense
Cobbo Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Sheep I used to like things such as Puff the Magic Dragon and to be fair, I still do
Guest Daniel Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 I went through a stage of Slipknot, Korn, Blink182, Limp Bizkit, Boxcar Racers and all that bollocks. I now listen to what i listened to at primary school. TLC & all the pop classics.
Wellman Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 S Club 7 was the place to be! As most kids do like teeno said like that silly pop music stuff, and i was no different.
shen Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 I dont regret 1 single band I've listened to during my childhood... I still like Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Skunk Anansie, David Bowie, Soundgarden, The Police... discovered Tool when I was about 14 and am still an avid fan of theirs
Ash Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Ive been into all sort's but not Slipknot or anything crazy like that ! Just listened to anything that was in the top 10 at the time :w00t:
Mark Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Like most little kids I listened to mainstream pop music, but I went through an awfull stage where I started listening to Offspring, Blink and other silly bands like that. One of the first albums I brought was Choclate starfish and hotdog flavoured water. 43935[/snapback] Wouldnt call them silly, that was a rather amusing post to be fair, saying that and then going on about your RnB and Dance trash
TrickyTrev Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 I don't like the band that I listened to a few years ago but I am not ashamed of it. My tastes and understanding of music has just grown and moved on as it should and I am glad I had a good time lisening to music when I was younger even if I do now think it is a bit boring and or shite. Obviously I was into commercial pop when i was very young but when i was 11 and 12 I got into really boring idie like Travis, Oasis and stereophonics, believe it or not I thought I was abit of a rebel for doing that. Those sort of bands bored me a fter a bit and I got into listening to nu-metal and just plain heavy Metal but after a bit that sort of stuff bored me. It has taken me a while to see it is not worth just getting heavily into one genre and I now appreciate the best bits from all walks of music but I do admit to having a preference to 60's pop and late 70's punk. I now listen to a range of music from Pop to Punk to Trance and enjoy every minute of it, I also have afew bands I have liked for years and always will like Radiohead. I hyope ina few years time I only loisten to afew of the bands I listen to now and I am sill out discovering new and more exciting form of music it is best like that.
Teeno Posted 6 December 2004 Author Posted 6 December 2004 Like most little kids I listened to mainstream pop music, but I went through an awfull stage where I started listening to Offspring, Blink and other silly bands like that. One of the first albums I brought was Choclate starfish and hotdog flavoured water. 43935[/snapback] Wouldnt call them silly, that was a rather amusing post to be fair, saying that and then going on about your RnB and Dance trash 43968[/snapback] They are silly, no wonder I was depressed as a child. Now when I listen to the music I listen to (dance) It puts me on a high rather than wanting to slit me wrist.
Ash Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Yer suicide music doesn't help you at all , where as dance gets me energetic
Mark Posted 6 December 2004 Posted 6 December 2004 Yer suicide music doesn't help you at all , where as dance gets me energetic 44183[/snapback] It's not suicide music.
Cobbo Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 Yer suicide music doesn't help you at all , where as dance gets me energetic 44183[/snapback] It's not suicide music. 44213[/snapback] You'll never be able to change their opinion of it matey.
Jonesy_rules Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 how early you talking? because the first music i listened to would be things like: sex pistols, clash, blondie, etc! However thats because my parents would have it on!
Cat Burger Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 I used to listen to Elton John and Guns N Roses, because of my parents, I remember listening to Yaz - The only way is up aswell First single I bought though was either Scatman or the Macarena, I cant remember which one.
Muz Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 I used to listen to Elton John and Guns N Roses, because of my parents, I remember listening to Yaz - The only way is up aswell First single I bought though was either Scatman or the Macarena, I cant remember which one. 44382[/snapback] Nothing wrong with that song mate
Alexikokopops Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 When I was a kid I listened to: Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Leonard Cohen, Beautiful South and the Pogues because of my parents, and I still listen to them all now. Well, not Beautiful South so much, ha. Yer suicide music doesn't help you at all , where as dance gets me energetic 44183[/snapback] Dance makes me one to pop some pills and dance like a twat. See, you're not the only ones who can be ignorant about other people's types of music.
Mark Posted 7 December 2004 Posted 7 December 2004 Status Quo, Madness, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd when i was really young Between 94 and 97 it was Blur/Oasis/Pulp which was popular at the time, i also listened quite a lot of pop music unfortunately as you do at that age <_< Then i eventually got into the good stuff around 98, Offspring and Blink 182 started me off and i went from there and never looked back
Guest Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 My parents influenced me. My dad has a load of good stuff from the 60's, and also used to watch 'The Old Grey Whistle Test', which for the younger members of this forum, used to feature a lot of up and coming punk and New Wave bands, as well as the less commercial artists of the time. As a treat, I would be allowed to stay up and watch it, and even now, I still listen to The Pistols, Clash, Blondie etc. Mother used to listen to disco, and her favourite band, Abba. Put me off for life!!! These days, I listen to a variety of genres, but do tend to steer away from poppy stuff. I can thank my mother for that!!
Matt Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Status Quo, Madness, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd when i was really young Between 94 and 97 it was Blur/Oasis/Pulp which was popular at the time, i also listened quite a lot of pop music unfortunately as you do at that age <_< Then i eventually got into the good stuff around 98, Offspring and Blink 182 started me off and i went from there and never looked back 44452[/snapback] Yeah this basically sounds the same as me Petrescu, obviously a few years behind because you older than me but sounds pretty similar! At the age of 7 I went to my first concert! A Status Quo concert, I pretty embaressed now! My mum and dad took me, I saw the a couple of songs a fell a sleep! I don't know how I fell a sleep with all that noise but anyway I did! Anyway now a days, I listen to abit of everything, Indie is probably my favourite, but I listen to everything...EXCEPT the genre(s - Personally its all the same) I hate with a vengence - R n' b, Rap, e.t.c...HATE THE FEKIN STUFF
kerryh Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 I used to (and still do!!!) listen to The Smiths, The Cure, Lloyd Cole and The commotions, Depeche Mode and loads of great 80's indie music. I obviously haven't seen the light as I still listen to Green Day and Blink 182!
Muz Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Obviously it's all about opinions. i asociate Rock and Rock bands with punks and goths which i hate But i just think tht Dance makes you feel better unlike the Suicide music that is Rock , Indie ect ect ect
Mark Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Obviously it's all about opinions.i asociate Rock and Rock bands with punks and goths which i hate 44911[/snapback] And why do you hate them? Oh yes, you're a chav thats why.
Muz Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Obviously it's all about opinions.i asociate Rock and Rock bands with punks and goths which i hate 44911[/snapback] And why do you hate them? Oh yes, you're a chav thats why. 44921[/snapback] Yes thats probably the main reason. But i dont mind Lost Prophets there the only rock band i like.Oh and the killers .
Mark Posted 8 December 2004 Posted 8 December 2004 Obviously it's all about opinions.i asociate Rock and Rock bands with punks and goths which i hate 44911[/snapback] And why do you hate them? Oh yes, you're a chav thats why. 44921[/snapback] Yes thats probably the main reason. But i dont mind Lost Prophets there the only rock band i like.Oh and the killers . 44924[/snapback] Why say you hate it then They are the only mainstream bands i can listen to, i'm afraid you're just jumping on the bandwagon.
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