Curious how everyone got into music. When i was much younger, the first music i really got into was Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever album, still have it too lol. From there i went onto other classic rock, and now i'll pretty much listen to anything, though my favorites are country and classic rock.

 

My father and uncles all had huge vinyl collections, so I grew up on the great Prog rock of the 70s, and listening to all of their music.

To this day I still listen to it all, but now I actually listen to mostly everything but country.

 

Hi `Keane, great thread question I look forward to reading what member's post...

Being raised by senior citizens that were born in the 20's -30's & 40's. (The old standards + music from the 50's-60's & 70's). I like classic Rock, Jazz, pop, soul, R & B, country,
Not to much punk, heavy metal, rap. I also listen Dub step & even classical.

I listen to just about anything.
Whose next 2 share ? I think it's you

 

From going to car shows thru my childhood years, I love the 50's -60's Music.
I listen to classic rock, pop, country, oldies.

 

When I was a kid I was strung out on Madonna. True story. I was always a horny little bugger I guess. I still listen to pop the most

 

This is going to date me but my first music infatuation was the Beatles when I first saw them on the Ed Sullivan show

 

Tadd
So does mean you are old enough to have one of the original ipads like Brent? He posted in another thread "Somewhere I have a stone tablet (original iPad) around here with the documentation... "

 

BLACK SABBATH was the start they open my interest that lead me to find a world of great bands - good friends and wild nights= that today I can hear a song of my past and still put a memory date and story to it like it was yesterday

 

I got my taste in music from my cousins. I was around them a lot and they listen to a lot of punk music. That's still what I mostly listen to. I was also a 90s baby, so it makes sense.

 

I grew up on Zeppelin, Floyd and Supertramp. All the 60s and 70s bands and still listen to them today. But then I got into the 80's bands for a while and still like listening to them as well.