albums, artists and songs you grew up with (1 Viewer)

[hiphophorray123]

ones that you used to listen to on a daily basis when you were a child, that when you here bring back memories etc.

ill start

new edition - home again (album), hit me off, im still in love with you (song)
bobby brown - dont be cruel (album), dont be cruel (Song)
the fugees - the score (album), fu ge la, killing me softly, ready or not (songs)
will smith - big willie style (album), gettin jiggy wit it, just the two of us, miami, freak show, summertime (songs)
nas - illmatic (album), N.Y state of mind, the world is yours, lifes a bitch (songs)
jay-z - reasonable doubt (album) can't knock the hustle, D'Evils, 22 Twos (Songs)
2pac - all eyes on me (album) all about you, i aint mad at ya (songs)
biggie - ready to die (Album), big poppa, machine gun funk (songs)
RATM - killing in the name of, renegades of funk (songs)
guns n roses
RHCP
boyz II Men - motown philly, bended knees, so hard to say goobye to yesterday, water runs dry, end of the road (Songs)
tori amos
alanis morisett
bjrok

 

[Zyklon]

Minus Soundgarden, I used to listen to some really bad music.

Soundgarden - Superunknown
Aqua - Aquarium
Savage Garden - Self Titled
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Blood Sex Magick

 

[ShatteredDreams]

Minus Soundgarden, I used to listen to some really bad music.

Soundgarden - Superunknown
Aqua - Aquarium
Savage Garden - Self Titled
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Blood Sex Magick

I'm sure that applies to a lot of us. Oh well.

As for me

The Cranberries
Savage Garden
Vengaboys
Oasis
Abba
Elvis Presley
Aqua
Mariah Carey
Michael Jackson
Britney Spears

How things have changed.

 

[withoutaface]

My progression probably went:
Blink182--> RHCP--->Grunge (PJ(still <3 them), STP, Nirvana etc) and Classic/Hard Rock--->Thrash metal--->Traditional/Heavy Metal and then brached off in a zillion different directions, but favourites at the moment would be in the heavy/speed/traditional arena.

 

[artfag]

used to listen to a lot of elvis, beatles, america and chicago when i was really young. in year 2 i discovered radiohead, wu tang clan and a tribe called quest

 

[Supra]

my brothers choices influenced mine when i was younger...hence Nirvana, Pearl Jam, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Prodigy, Cypress Hill, NWA...i still like this stuff now

 

[ur_inner_child]

goo goo dolls
fuel
beatles
lenny kravitz
macy gray
michael jackson
sugar ray
van morisson
third eye blind
jewel
alanis morrisette
savage garden
all saints
human nature

while all the other girls listened to hanson and spice girls....

anyways, i'm proud to say i still listen to some of the stuff i listed....

 

[0Jade0]

Luther Vandross
Bon Jovi
Footloose (soundtrack)
Gun n roses
Savage Garden
Bruce Springsteen
Elvis Presley
Janis Joplin
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Hootie and the Blowfish
Alanis Morrisette
Marvin Gaye
Otis Redding
The Temptations
Rolling Stones
INXS
Van Morrison
Joe Cocker
En Vouge
Salt n peppa
TLC
BTNH
De la soul
2pac

And all the 90's 'bands'..... Hanson etc...

 

[Zyklon]

...i still like this stuff now

anyways, i'm proud to say i still listen to some of the stuff i listed....

Yes, progression is such a nasty thing.

 

[ur_inner_child]

Yes, progression is such a nasty thing.

trust me i've progressed.

i've only started a highschool crush on jazz recently

 

[artfag]

john mayer is such a huge progression

 

[mmm_sofay]

Spice Girls
Backstreet Boys
Nirvana
Silverchair
RATM
Smashing Pumkins
Grinspoon
Pantera
Metallica

Thats all I can think of, most of them coming from my cousins - pumkins, metallica, nirvana, pantera, silverchair, RATM.
I only liked the chair, nirvana and rage.

 

[ur_inner_child]

john mayer is such a huge progression

i realise he's not a huge progression but you don't know what im into, seriously.

you attack my taste in well-known people cuz they're well known

and when i name people you don't know you claim that im trying to be underground.

pick on someone who likes a simple plan or avril lavigne for once.

 

[spin spin sugar]

my first concert was the cranberries, my dad took me when i was 7 cos i knew all the words to "linger".

all the music i grew up with was my dad's stuff, like neil young (who i still love), jefferson airplane (in its various forms), the byrds, grateful dead, etc etc

i listened to hanson a lot in year 7, and spiderbait in year 6

 

[SashatheMan]

petshop boys lol . my parents use to liste to them , so i kinda associate then when i was growing up/

 

[em_516]

grabbing off other people's lists and adding a few of my own..

savage garden
red hot chilli peppers
vengaboys
oasis
aqua
macy gray
shania twain (good god hey..)
all saints (i remember classes where all the girls would sing their songs haha)
human nature
spice girls (lol..)
b*witched (eww)
backstreet boys
spiderbait

mm..i can't remember any more but i had lots of bad ones haha..also, i never liked hanson!!! (i'm proud of that )

i'm also really glad my taste has changed haha!

my brothers choices influenced mine when i was younger...hence Nirvana, Pearl Jam, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Prodigy, Cypress Hill, NWA...i still like this stuff now

true..i got those from my brother too

 

[katietheskatie]

hanson and no doubt. i played 'middle of nowhere' and 'tragic kingdom' until they practically wore out .. and they're still two of my favourite cds now.

 

[spin spin sugar]

yeah, i wish i didnt sell my hanson cds. gaaaayy. i still have tragic kingdom though, i listen to it in my car

 

[Hippy La-Laa]

petshop boys lol . my parents use to liste to them , so i kinda associate then when i was growing up/

Aww! How cute! I wish my parents listened to that.

I grew up with George Thorogood and The Destroyers "Bad To The Bone". And something called 'Jive Bunny'.

Then at the age of 5 I discovered ABBA and haven't looked back.

I did go through a phase where I liked Aqua, Steps, Run DMC, Spice Girls.

 

[phantom limb]

blondie
ramones
velvet underground
psychedelic furs
the cure
r.e.m.


i still like almost everything i liked 10 years ago