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idoru
You Can Call Me Al

Registered: May 2004
Location: Cascadia

My parents listen to a wide variety of music, however they never forced their tastes on me. I like that, because I was able to pick and choose what I liked of theirs as well as go out and find my own (see: dance music). I sure as hell will do likewise for my children. I'm not going to look down on them if they don't "follow in my footsteps" or whathaveyou.

Jul-16-2008 23:07

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Viber
In Search Of Unicorns

Registered: Jun 2003
Location: City, Country format

My Fav song at age 10: White town - Your Woman
At Age 12: Blank and Jones - Cream\ATB - My Dream

Credit goes to the DJ at the local radio station Annnnd my family i guess (not parents)

Jul-16-2008 23:23

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TranceArmstrong
graveyard girl

Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Chicago, Illinois

I'm just gonna try and steer them away from shit radio rap and country if possible

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Jul-17-2008 00:53 United States

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Mr Game+Watch
Luka Luka * Night Fever

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Long Island, NY

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
I think musical tastes evolve with age.. what you think? You are bound to like pop with bang bang bang when you are 16.. and ambient comes much later on in life.. you cant make 15 year old appreciate/or love ambients.. its too slow, quite and boring for them.

Not necessarily true, I received "Orbus Terrarum" and "UFOrb" for Christmas back when I was 14 or so, on a whim, because a friend was talking about this group that his brother who lived in London liked. My introduction to electronic music... and I'm still here so I obviously liked it!