What was your favorite music when you were young ^^

[Guest]

I just remembered a song that I learnt in.. 5th grade I think with a teacher who replaced ^^

I just listened to it, made me so nostalgic ^^

It's called "C'est de l'eau" meaning "it is water" it is so cute, and sincerely I still love it ^^, you should listen to it ^^

What was your song that made you dream younger, that you still remember because it is inked in you ? ^^

[Dinaki]

When I was young I fancied the French singer Christophe. I used to play the song  "Aline"  over and over again. Then Pink Floyd came, The Dark Side Of The Moon was constant on the table player playing. Actually I am rocking at this moment Money from that album

[Guest]

oh, I didn't know those songs but I really love the dark side of the moon, literally the kind of song I listen to actually ^^

[Dinaki]

As you can tell dearest Liam da potato, I fancy retro music style.

[Carolyn Marie]

Rock and roll much like the bands that Cyndee liked, but also folk music (Peter, Paul & Mary, Arlo Guthrie) and folk rock (Simon & Garfunkel, the Mamas and the Pappas, The Eagles, and Gordon Lightfoot.  Later, in my late 20's I fell in love with country music, then Bluegrass, and finally classical music.  What a strange trip its been.  Oh, yeah!

 

Carolyn Marie

[KayC]

16 hours ago, Liam da potato said:

C'est de l'eau

Really great song, Liam.. I actually understood much of it from my high school French ?
Here is a link for everybody .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LxaEGqB7Lg

 

I think @Cyndee @Carolyn Marie and I are Sisters from another Mother.   Love all your band/music choices❣️

[Timber Wolf]

My younger days were back in the 70's and 80's. I listened to a lot of heavy metal. Groups like Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osborne, Blue Oyster Cult, Def Leppard, Cinderella, Ratt. But on the opposite side of the spectrum, a favorite was Gordon Lightfoot. And not group specific, I listened to a lot of hard rock with a sprinkling of 60's era songs (now known as classic rock) , and 80's pop rock. Oh, and Van Halen was a favorite as well. I'd better end my list here, it's getting too long. LOL?

 

Lots of love,

Timber Wolf ?

[Mx.Drago]

The Beatles, Queen, and Ace of Base.

[SaraAW]

Growing up, it was a mix of classic rock (60’s & 70’s) and 80’s hair Metal. My musical taste now is very eclectic. 

[cybreraphael]

I grew up listening to my dad's weird disco/techno music when we would take day trips to San Francisco. I remember hearing remixes to 90's dance/trance songs that I don't even know the name of now! Though I remember a few: September-Cry For You; 4 Strings-Into The Night

Aw, that's all I remember right now

[Wilma R]

Obviously growing up I was stuck with whatever Mum & Dad played (Neil Diamond & Jim Reeves mostly)

then in my teens  I was heavily into the Glam Rock and Suzi Quatro in particular....the Bohemian Rhapsody

happened and I followed Queen for the first 6 Albums, then I joined the RN and as I walked into the Naafi bar

Tubeway Army "Are friends Electric" belted out and I've been a Numanoid since then.

[Sol]

I listened to rock music as a kid. All the time, every day. We have pictures of me sitting at the computer singing along to whatever was playing on screen. 

For me, one song stands out. 

"Second Chance" by Shinedown. And I relate to it a lot, so I recommend giving it a listen.