A bit of a mix really. My Mum always used to listen to stuff like The Smiths, The Cure, Joy Division, Adam and the Ants etc, but my Dad was really into punk stuff such as Buzzcocks, The Undertones, The Stranglers, The Clash, UK Subs and so on.


And then I got Fat Of The Land when I was 8 and then the dance music just kinda stemmed from there.

I used to listen to rock & metal mostly and hated rap and everything else, in my early teens. Then I started listening to rap, hip hop, r&b and started hating all rock, metal, etc. Then I found trance & techno and fell madly in love with it. Now I love electronic music (trance especially), and I like all forms of music including rap, rock, hip hop, metal (but hate country & jazz).

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Originally posted by Trance-MB Had an spare hour left? Wow, must have taken some time to make that list. Very nice, nice collection too. I also never got rid of any cd I ever bought. Saw you even had one of Future Breeze, still got Why Don't You Dance With Me somewhere

Heh, I actually got that Future Breeze record as a free giveaway, don't think I've played it more than twice.

That list did take a while... a couple of years, in fact - and I'm not sure it's still 100% accurate.

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Lots of rock (I still listen to most of this quite often). I started keeping up with bands during 6th, 7th, and 8th grade but it was a lot of pop rock and punk stuff (lolblink182lol). Before that it was mostly classic rock that my dad listened to and the pop from the radio stations my mom would have on in the car. I'll just list the bands I was big into during high school since that's when I started becoming more keenly interested in music.

The Mars Volta (Deloused In The Comatorium is one of my favorite rock albums of all time)
At The Drive-In
Death Cab For Cutie (Transatlanticism)
Glassjaw
Between The Buried And Me
Mogwai
Sigur Ros
Sparta
Primus
Kyuss
Queens of The Stone Age
Deftones
Placebo
Circa Survive
Alkaline Trio
A Perfect Circle
Tool
Alice In Chains

...plus quite a bit more but these were the heavy hitters. Lame or not, most of this music brings back a lot of memories for me. I didn't really get heavily into edm until January of 2008 so I haven't really been keeping up with rock since then.

I'm also into quite a few metal / math metal / prog metal and hardcore bands, but I figured I'd leave those off the list since I don't think they'd be very relevant to anyone here.

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nothing, beyond the odd top40 tune here and there. but half of those were electronic anyway...

NSYNC
BACKSTREET BOYS
GEORGE MICHAEL
BOYZONE
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
WESTLIFE

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Originally posted by diggerz NSYNC BACKSTREET BOYS GEORGE MICHAEL BOYZONE NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK WESTLIFE

I'm guessing now you listen to house?

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter I'm guessing now you listen to house?

"Electro"

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery don't think I've played it more than twice.

That sounds familiar to me. Have lots of those, unfortunatley. I guess it was the age. Bought to many cd's. Some maybe would call it an addiction....

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Originally posted by enydo I'm also into quite a few metal / math metal / prog metal and hardcore bands, but I figured I'd leave those off the list since I don't think they'd be very relevant to anyone here.

Math Metal? Can't say I've ever heard of that before...

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Originally posted by enydo Between The Buried And Me

WHIIITE WAAALLS!

When I was a kid, I used to listen to movie soundtracks. At the age of 10 I became a EDM-addict.

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