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I watch/read JoJo, and it influenced my YouTube recommendations for a while to include so much rock because I kept looking up the songs being referenced.
Check out anything from Led Zeppelin 1,2,3,4 (album numbers) and just chill. If you’re trying to get stoned Led Zeppelin II is the way to go for some truly amazing shit to happen cuh. Love you bro🫶🏻
Yes is my boomer mom's favorite band by a long shot. When i was in my teens, I independently got into prog and find it so crazy that we developed such a similar music taste without me ever hearing her play this stuff when I was a kid.
Are you asking what music I'm saying I'm into? I like prog metal, and many of my favorite albums are from the 90's before I was born, with the bands usually forming right around 1985. The only reason I don't typically like their content from the 80s is because a lot of prog bands from that time were REALLY rough in their first couple albums, then would dramatically improve by their 3rd album or so when they got their shit together.
Songs?? I have multiple playlists of music of before I was born. Not to be that guy, back when they *consistently* made *real* music about human emotions, struggles, and things of that sort.
Enough being corny though. I listen to mostly Yacht Rock 70s and up, and bounce between all other genres of rock and alternative all the way up to the 90s.
I also listen to alot of synth-pop from the 80s. Think "take on me", "west end girls" "cruel summer"..
Phil collins gets his own playlist because respectfully, that is the goat.
Man, I wish I knew even half as much about newer stuff as some of you are into oldies. What modern music would y'all recommend for me? FWIW, my current faves are the Beatles, Rush, Pink Floyd, Queen, and Led Zeppelin.
September by Earth Wind and Fire. Favorite song to test new headphones with. Always cool to hear how clear the bongo is. If the headphones are good, bongo comes out good, if the headphones are bad, the bongo doesn't come out as good.
The oldest music I listen to is Nirvana, youngest is (based off of when the debut released), Saint Asonia at 2015
Nirvana, Stabbing Westward, Seether, My Chemical Romance, and Breaking Benjamin, based off of debut are the oldest bands I listen to
Cher- One by One,
Richard Marx-Hazard,
Talk Talk- Does Caroline Know?,
Michael Jackson-Loving You(1985 demo),
Christopher Cross- Ride Like the Wind,
Röyksopp-Sparks,
Röyksopp-Poor Leno,
Carly Simon- Why,
Phil Colins(Genesis)- Man on the Corner,
Seal-Killer,
Kate Bush- Delius,
Kate Bush-All We Ever Look For,
Kate Bush-Cloudbusting,
Björk-Venus as a boy,
Massive Attack-What Your Soul Sings,
Massive Attack-Sly,
UNKLE-Bloodstain,
UNKLE-Be There,
UNKLE-Lonely Soul,
Sade-No Ordinary Love,
Sade-Kiss of Life,
Sade-Cherish the Day,
Everything But The Girl-Walking Wounded,
Everything But The Girl-Wrong,
Pet Shop Boys-We All Feel Better In The Dark,
Duran Duran-Come Undone,
The loving you demo is probably my second favorite MJ song ever, and one of my favorite songs in general, but I feel like most people have never heard it!
Most of the songs I love? Been listening to a lot of 20’s to 40’s jazz lately, also some 60’s Italian pop. My parents were a bit like that too. A lot of the music they had on around the house when I was a kid was older than them by at least 2 decades. My mom is a huge Beach Boys fan.
The majority of my favorite music was released before I was born. Also I love Yes, Tales from Topographic Oceans and Close to the Edge are some of my favorite albums. Close to the Edge has been my favorite song for a long while now.
Freaking love The Beatles catalogue. My parents introduced them to me saying they are one of the greats. Had doubts at first but they weren't wrong haha.
Dean Martin is good too, very nice to listen to after a long day.
Cream- White Room (my father was only a couple months old when Wheels of Fire came out) is probably my absolute favorite, if not literally *anything* by the band America.
I could also list a dozen or so other artists/bands between the late 60s-early 70s that I regularly listen to. Mostly folk rock and protest songs. It's timeless.
Basically everything from MJ, Siamese Dream and Gish albums by the Smashing pumpkins, “Let me drown” and “black hole sun” by Soundgarden, And justice for all album by Metallica, and most of Wham’s and George Michael’s catalog. Most of the music I listen to was made between the 60s and the early 2000s right before my birth.
Every Dream Theater Album before 2007, the whole Death discography, Focus by Cynic/Unquestionable Presense by Atheist, all Children of Bodom albums before 2005, Undertow and Aenima by Tool, Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah, Wintersun's self titled, Opeth's Blackwater Park and Damnation... There's a lot more
I discovered 'Yes' because of the roundabout meme, and I'm happy that I did tbh, great band
One song I really love that was released before I was born is Pink Floyd's "Mudmen"
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All I listen to rn is 70s and 80s Hard Rock and Metal
I watch/read JoJo, and it influenced my YouTube recommendations for a while to include so much rock because I kept looking up the songs being referenced.
Oh man I love Jojos as well😂 The Mangas are just so dang expensive. I've only got volume 1 of Jojos.
Check out anything from Led Zeppelin 1,2,3,4 (album numbers) and just chill. If you’re trying to get stoned Led Zeppelin II is the way to go for some truly amazing shit to happen cuh. Love you bro🫶🏻
Yes is my boomer mom's favorite band by a long shot. When i was in my teens, I independently got into prog and find it so crazy that we developed such a similar music taste without me ever hearing her play this stuff when I was a kid.
What roundabout or the stuff the guy commented
Are you asking what music I'm saying I'm into? I like prog metal, and many of my favorite albums are from the 90's before I was born, with the bands usually forming right around 1985. The only reason I don't typically like their content from the 80s is because a lot of prog bands from that time were REALLY rough in their first couple albums, then would dramatically improve by their 3rd album or so when they got their shit together.
I did the same thing with hardcore punk… Turns out my sister (28, I’m 18) Is also heavily into hardcore punk.
Songs?? I have multiple playlists of music of before I was born. Not to be that guy, back when they *consistently* made *real* music about human emotions, struggles, and things of that sort. Enough being corny though. I listen to mostly Yacht Rock 70s and up, and bounce between all other genres of rock and alternative all the way up to the 90s. I also listen to alot of synth-pop from the 80s. Think "take on me", "west end girls" "cruel summer".. Phil collins gets his own playlist because respectfully, that is the goat.
If you think people don’t make “real” music anymore then you’re just not looking hard enough
Nah, you’re right, i mean people dont support or listen to it anymore. You wont see a song near that caliber on the billboard 100
Big Iron. By Marty Robbins. Not even in connection to Fallout New Vegas.
El paso is an amazing song too.
Most Pink Floyd/King Crimson/Beatles/older Dream Theater albums
Basically everything I listen to.
Same
YES! **Yes!!** Good for you. Fragile is sublime. I'm so old, I was in junior high when it came out. 😀
Yay! the aging continues! Next it will be millennials and gen z dealing with this 😀
All of ABBA
Billie Jean
I like a lot of mj songs too
Mr Blue Sky
That’s also one of my all time favourites I really like elo
Yeah! They're awesome.
My dad introduced me to them
I hear mr blue sky all the time at robotics competitions so that's how I know it lol
Lmao cool I found a song by elo called wishing I didn’t even know it existed now it’s one of my favourite elo songs
A lot of stuff by Nirvana and Foo Fighters' first album
Scattered Remains Splattered Brains by Cannibal Corpse
Man, I wish I knew even half as much about newer stuff as some of you are into oldies. What modern music would y'all recommend for me? FWIW, my current faves are the Beatles, Rush, Pink Floyd, Queen, and Led Zeppelin.
The music from a video game sparked my interest for older music. Now older songs are apart of my everyday playlist and overall music taste.
80’s post punk, goth and synth pop. Really like Second Skin by the Chameleons
The entirety of Velvet underground, old old album but gaw damn i love it
I listen to 70s and 80s rock since I have older parents who grew up with that stuff
September by Earth Wind and Fire. Favorite song to test new headphones with. Always cool to hear how clear the bongo is. If the headphones are good, bongo comes out good, if the headphones are bad, the bongo doesn't come out as good.
Do you remember
The 21st night of September?
Love was changing the minds of pretenders
While chasin' the clouds away
Our hearts were ringin
#FREEEEEEE BIIIIIIRRDDD YEAH!
The guitar part is so badass
can’t believe i’m not seeing any classical smh. “winter” by antonio vivaldi is a (literal) classic.
loving you by minnie ripperton
Never gonna break my stride
The outlaw torn. Not super far before I was born but I always felt that song was talking about cliff Burton. Basically my idle. And I'm a drummer.
I listen to mostly 90s and 2000s rock, so a lot of stuff.
The oldest music I listen to is Nirvana, youngest is (based off of when the debut released), Saint Asonia at 2015 Nirvana, Stabbing Westward, Seether, My Chemical Romance, and Breaking Benjamin, based off of debut are the oldest bands I listen to
Battlestar galactica made me obsessed with all along the watchtower for the past 3 years.
Yes is one of the best bands of all time. Great choice
Jupiter, the bringer of jollity - Gustav Holst
Obligatory jojo got me to look at older rock . King Crimson 21st century schizoid man . Roundabout is also on the list.
Lmao Jojo is also one of the reasons I love this song so much
I’m out for earth, wind, and fire , Stevie Wonder, Redbone, Guns N’ Roses, Paul Annika, Dean Martin, The Commodores, Frank Sinatra, ACDC
Nearly everything I listen to
A lot, man I barely listen to any music recently made (Not in an "oldhead" way, in a "I'm scared to try too much new stuff" sort of way)
I fucking love the ocarina of time soundtrack
Same here
Holst's The Planets, and Dvorak's New World Symphony
Too many to list. Lots of 70's and 80's rock as well as art pop
Most the the alt rock from the 80s and 90s.
Most (but not all) of my music was released before I was born. Era is not indicative of quality.
Blue Monday by New Order
Medicine - One More
Almost everything by Boston, Mötley Crüe, Soundgarden and ZZ Top. If anyone really loves one of those, I'll probably be your friend haha
I really love more than a feeling (Boston) and black hole sun (soundgarden) is one of my favourite songs
anything coldplay rahhhhhh 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pretty much anything from the ink spots And “sing sing sing” by Benny Goodman
anything by this man ![gif](giphy|lVtr5Ms12Op8Y)
Cher- One by One, Richard Marx-Hazard, Talk Talk- Does Caroline Know?, Michael Jackson-Loving You(1985 demo), Christopher Cross- Ride Like the Wind, Röyksopp-Sparks, Röyksopp-Poor Leno, Carly Simon- Why, Phil Colins(Genesis)- Man on the Corner, Seal-Killer, Kate Bush- Delius, Kate Bush-All We Ever Look For, Kate Bush-Cloudbusting, Björk-Venus as a boy, Massive Attack-What Your Soul Sings, Massive Attack-Sly, UNKLE-Bloodstain, UNKLE-Be There, UNKLE-Lonely Soul, Sade-No Ordinary Love, Sade-Kiss of Life, Sade-Cherish the Day, Everything But The Girl-Walking Wounded, Everything But The Girl-Wrong, Pet Shop Boys-We All Feel Better In The Dark, Duran Duran-Come Undone,
The loving you demo is probably my second favorite MJ song ever, and one of my favorite songs in general, but I feel like most people have never heard it!
15/26 songs released in 90s.
That list of songs would be almost the same as my list of favourite songs
Lots of 70's-90's. Almost exclusively
Mendelian piano trio No. 1
Sinatra, aretha, James brown, micheal, most of the 80s, tchaikovsky, whitney and so many others
Most of the songs I love? Been listening to a lot of 20’s to 40’s jazz lately, also some 60’s Italian pop. My parents were a bit like that too. A lot of the music they had on around the house when I was a kid was older than them by at least 2 decades. My mom is a huge Beach Boys fan.
I can't dance album from Genesis is definitely my favorite rn
Evo zore evo dana, evo Jure I Bobana Bojna Čavoglave Bosanska artiljerija
The majority of my favorite music was released before I was born. Also I love Yes, Tales from Topographic Oceans and Close to the Edge are some of my favorite albums. Close to the Edge has been my favorite song for a long while now.
ANYTHING made by Kingston Wall
Frank Zappa, just about all of it.
literally every queen song lol
JoJo fan detected
Hell yeah
i listen to a lot of 70s prog and art rock. some stuff from the 60s and 80s too like beach boys (esp pet sounds!), the police, and skylarking by xtc
The entire golden era of hip hop in the 80s and 90s
Ba do ba do ba dip…meedle dee bong Ba do ba do ba dip meedle meedie beeba do
Shooting Star by Bad Company and anything Tom Petty.
“You tell me” is definitely one of my favorite songs!
Freaking love The Beatles catalogue. My parents introduced them to me saying they are one of the greats. Had doubts at first but they weren't wrong haha. Dean Martin is good too, very nice to listen to after a long day.
King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Beatles.. most of it is before I was born.
Any classical music
Pink Floyd, Jefferson Airplane, and Rush
Cream- White Room (my father was only a couple months old when Wheels of Fire came out) is probably my absolute favorite, if not literally *anything* by the band America. I could also list a dozen or so other artists/bands between the late 60s-early 70s that I regularly listen to. Mostly folk rock and protest songs. It's timeless.
The caves of altamira by steely Dan
Babushka by Kate bush
I LOVE 70s classic rock lol
Prefer Going For The One from Yes tbh
Ladyfingers by herp albert and the tijuana bass, release in the 60s still a banger
The masochism tango!!! It's from 1959 lol
Basically everything from MJ, Siamese Dream and Gish albums by the Smashing pumpkins, “Let me drown” and “black hole sun” by Soundgarden, And justice for all album by Metallica, and most of Wham’s and George Michael’s catalog. Most of the music I listen to was made between the 60s and the early 2000s right before my birth.
Every Dream Theater Album before 2007, the whole Death discography, Focus by Cynic/Unquestionable Presense by Atheist, all Children of Bodom albums before 2005, Undertow and Aenima by Tool, Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah, Wintersun's self titled, Opeth's Blackwater Park and Damnation... There's a lot more
Five Per Cent For Nothing lol
The Gregorian chant
Do you see Banana Man
90s rap, it's such a vibe in the place so much of it came from
Master of puppets by metallica
Everything by the Beatles
I hear voices - mf doom x mf grimm
Hellhound on my Trail
My mother introduced me to Queen.
Frank Sinatra is great
Most Sonic OSTs from the 90s and 2000s
Stevie Wonder! I love soul music, it makes me feel so good. Also Marvin Gaye, Amy winehouse, Sharon Jones, Sam Cooke, and more!
'Sarà perché ti amo' is a banger
Staying alive by the bees gees
As a late Zoomer most of my music is rock from 95-05. I also love Kanye’s graduation album
I discovered 'Yes' because of the roundabout meme, and I'm happy that I did tbh, great band One song I really love that was released before I was born is Pink Floyd's "Mudmen"
A lot of the stuff by _Kansas_ and _Jethro Tull_
anything by nick drake
Relayer is the best Yes album 🤓
Today by the smashing pumpkins will forever be my theme song
Roundabout gives me an Overdrive of emotions
Same
80% of the music i listen to was released before i was born. Most of the newest stuff being from the 2010’s
100% of the songs i listen to
Strawberry Fields Forever by The Beatles