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i never got massively into the whole pop/boy band thing, like nsync etc .. loved all kinds of random shit

the first two bands i ever really loved were no doubt and hanson, and they're still two of my favourite bands over a decade later (or 15 years in the case of no doubt, sup tragic kingdom)
 

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As per everyone else I liked the boy bands. Not like there was a lot else on the radio. So it was pop pop pop all the way.

Then Linkin Park came in and I started listening to harder stuff.

Now I'm mainly into the 60s, 70s though.
 

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the top songs that came on video hits and hot 30 countdown.

blink182, the offspring, bomfunk mc's, destinys child/beyonce, nickelback (this is how you remind me, loved that song), green day, kylie minogue, mandy more, rob thomas/maroon 5, linkin park, probably some more, cant remember.
when he listened to 'normal' music.

i liked the spice girls :)
 

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Killing Heidi (everytime Mascara was on the radio my mum used to turn the volume down when Ella swore, haha), Jamiroquai, Savage Garden, Green Day (we had to sing Good Riddance for a school concert item in year one, heh), Nirvana, Blink 182, Incubus, Matchbox Twenty and *Nsync.
Oh and I guess Van Morrison and Crowded House can be included too because I started listening to Van when I was in year five and Crowded House have always been a favourite in my household.
And Blow Up the Pokies by the Whitlams.
I have a whole heap of burnt CDs somewhere with the random music I used to listen to. I just can't seem to find them.
I think the first album I ever bought with my own money was either Present by Killing Heidi or More Than You Think You Are by Matchbox Twenty. Before that all I had was a load of burnt CDs and singles.
LOVED Killing Heidi :)

And Blow Up the Pokies is amazing, I love that song. Plus No Aphrodisiac, always sing along to those two songs :)

edit: still love all this music, lol
 

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B*Witched
Savage Garden
Nsync
Spice Girls
Billie Piper
Hanson
Blue
Five

Gosh, the 90s were the year for boy groups. I didn't find out that a member of Nsync was gay until about a month ago (yesh, I'm very slow).

Oh, and can No Doubt be included here? I certainly hope so :guitar:
 

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im blue- eiffel 65 was probably my fave song when i was younger

also...

steal my sunshine- LEN
wannabe- spice girls
teenage dirtbag- wheatus
spice up your life - spice girls (i liked the spice girls)
boom boom boom boom- vengaboys haa
bring it all back- s club 7
mmmbop- hanson
how bizzare- OMC LOL
to the moon and back- savage garden
animals- savage garden
kiss from a rose- seal
no scrubs- TLC haha
the boy is mine- brandy/monica
various michael jackson
 

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Britney Spears
Backstreet Boys
Hanson
Killing Heidi
Shania Twain
Spice Girls
Cher

I still occasionally listen to them :eek:

After years and years of having a song stuck in my head and being unable to know the name of it, I found it! I loved it as a kid <3 YouTube - The Cranberries - Dreams
 

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I still listen The Bloodhound Gang, and the Presidents of the United States from back then. Would Eminem count?
 

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I heard *Nsync on the radio the other day <3
This song actually
YouTube - N Sync - Tearin' Up My Heart
I still love them.

LOVED Killing Heidi :)

And Blow Up the Pokies is amazing, I love that song. Plus No Aphrodisiac, always sing along to those two songs :)

edit: still love all this music, lol
Me too!
I actually still listen to pretty much all of the stuff I listened to back in primary school.

kiss from a rose- seal
no scrubs- TLC haha
LOVE THESE SONGS!
I always referred to Kiss From a Rose as "The Batman Song", hehe.
 

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Nirvana
green day
Blue Oyster Cult (old school but dad listened to alot, and i liked them)
pink floyd (again dad)
Fleetwood Mac - The Dance (mum)
 

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I started life listening to classical music mostly (as in the generic style not the period)... lots of Mahler, Grieg...

The first album I bought was Backstreet Boys, Backstreets back...

Upon discovering my purchase, my father went out and bought a new record player... made me listen to U2's the Joshua Tree, Pink Floyd's the Wall and Dark side of the Moon, The Police - Ghost in the Machine and Jimi Hendrix (can't remember which)

Needless to say I maintained reasonably decent music tastes after that... granted the Pokemon Sountrack wasn't such a good choice (but I still think that the theme song is worth busting out now and then) but even Savage Garden's self titled is not a bad pop album at all.

But the majority of my childhood was spent listening to:

Pink Floyd
U2
Led Zeppelin
Metallica
The Smiths
Bob Dylan
Fleetwood Mac

as I got older It expanded...

Linkin Park
Something for Kate
Daft Punk
Dream Theater

Then someone gave me Opeth's "Blackwater Park" and my brain basically exploded...
 
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When I was 10:

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I thought this song was so naughty because they sang "you washed me in the shower, it lasted for an hour".


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I think I only started getting into Garbage at 12.

Also, I loved Madonna's Ray of Light so much in 1998.
 
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Oh, and these.

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im blue- eiffel 65 was probably my fave song when i was younger

also...

steal my sunshine- LEN
wannabe- spice girls
teenage dirtbag- wheatus
spice up your life - spice girls (i liked the spice girls)
boom boom boom boom- vengaboys haa
bring it all back- s club 7
mmmbop- hanson
how bizzare- OMC LOL
to the moon and back- savage garden
animals- savage garden
kiss from a rose- seal
no scrubs- TLC haha
the boy is mine- brandy/monica
various michael jackson
I think I love you.

I still listen The Bloodhound Gang, and the Presidents of the United States from back then. Would Eminem count?
Hell yes does Eminem count!

Also, I liked Cat Stevens, and whatever that song was that went "I swear...." etc etc, I requested it on local radio once. Omg I'm a celebrity get me outta here.
 

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Teclis said:
Upon discovering my purchase, my father went out and bought a new record player... made me listen to U2's the Joshua Tree, Pink Floyd's the Wall and Dark side of the Moon, The Police - Ghost in the Machine and Jimi Hendrix (can't remember which)

But the majority of my childhood was spent listening to:

Pink Floyd
U2
Led Zeppelin
Metallica
The Smiths
Bob Dylan
Fleetwood Mac
I had a lot of this as well. Dad was always playing 60's to 80's rock. The stuff I go out and listen to myself now. :)
 

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