growin' up, taste Options

[banana_jamma]

what music did you grow up on & has your taste in music changed dramatically since then?

[jEllyBeaNs]

i grew up on mostly hip hop, rnb, and soul, and no, my taste in music has not changed dramastically. :)

[Hiphop d[-_-]b]

Suzazyy , You grew up in Africa ? I never knew (: How was it like ? ( -- go to getting to know cB )

I grew up with Pop, R&B, Hiphop,Rap,Bachata,Spanish music, and oldies from the 80s and 70s. ( My parents ) My taste hasnt really changed, except i dont really like pop at all anymore. But i love, pretty much any sort of music.

[Saeglopur]

Hell yes, it did. But it didn't dramatically changed, it just dramatically broadened. I don't stick to one genre, like I used to. I tend to wander off. Check my playlist for yourself, I have Earth, Wind & Fire next to Edwin McCain, and I have Lauren Hill next to Lifehouse. Hahah, I must say, I'm a music junkie.

I grew up with Pop music all around me cause ever since I was 4, I had access to MTV. So I had the liberty to chose my own music. I also grew up around Kenny G and Earth Wind & Fire. But my only source for music back then was the radio and TV... so most of what I ever listened to was pop. ;P

[yummy_delight]

^ Agreed. My tastes haven't necessarily changed, they've grown to encompass a lot of other types of music as well as what I already liked.

I grew up on funk, soul and reggae music. My dad raised my brother and me with Earth Wind & Fire, Bob Marley and the Wailers, and Parliament. I knew all the words to "Tear the Roof off the Sucker" before I had fully mastered my ABC's.

It wasn't until junior high that I fell in love with rock music, but I never stopped listening to the stuff I grew up on.

[DaTru KataLYST]

definitely,

teeny bopper music --> alternative rock --> classical --> dance --> Asian Music and R&B =]

[5ayuri]

I grew up mostly in spanish music like merengue, and english music rap, hip hop, r&b.
My taste in music hasn't really changed all that much.

[Joss-eh-lime]

my mom listened to country [as still does]
& my dad lietning to old school R&B

i like both those genres[sp] but like other stuff too like rock, hip hop, spanish music, and gospel

[fameONE]

I grew up with classic soul and funk. As I got older, I discovered hiphop. When I began to play the piano, jazz music stole my heart. And thats how its been. Truth.

[dahding]

grew up listening to green day, blink 182, and other punk bands. oh, and also led zeppelin and nirvana. my friend was listening to it and she asked if i wanted to. go figure.

[Gigi]

I've grown up on the pop classics that made Cantonese music famous throughout the 80's/90's. I listened to Jacky Cheung, Leon Lai, Aaron Kwok, Andy Lau, Anita Mui, Leslie Cheung, and some other people. I didn't know how to read Chinese or even speak it too well, but I was able to sing all these songs and dance along with them too. =p

As I grew older, I listened to English pop...then a change to rock music and R&B. Now, I mostly listen to some select English music and lots of Hong Kong and Korean pop.

[vash1530]

i have to admit that my taste in music dramatically changes eery few years. iwas innto punk, alt., commercial hiphip(barely any tho.). now im a underground hip hop fan among other music sttyles.

[lavadrugs]

I went from Spice Girls To Manson man have my taste changed

[glit_gal]

I grew up listening to pop music when i was younger, you know the whole britney spears and bsb stuff. now i listen to a mixture of stuff from like coldplay to beyonce to greenday.

[omgah_itsmaggiex]

gew up with pop. i later on changed to alternative/punk last year.

[The_AZN_Godfathe...]

Hmm... I guess I went from Hip-Hop, to a little bit of Rock, back to Hip-Hop, and now I'm pretty much open to most music.

[stryker76]

i grew up on rock and country and my tastes has really changed im jes more open to listening to new types of music before i turn it down.

[sweetabandon]

I grew up with the radio mostly. my mother was always trying to keep up with what was popular on the radio, especially to songs that she can sing to. I still love those songs. The oldies are great. I just think that I have an open mind when it comes to music.
Oh but there are two types of genre that I'm not comfortable with: Religious and Reggae. I don't know why, but sometimes they creep me out.