Older than me, but younger than my parents. The music I always listened to growing up was 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Then I went straight into Marilyn Manson until 2007 and I lost track altogether. I don't even own a radio or tv so I have zero clue.
Every once in awhile I put on the top 40 list, just to get updated. And I'm usually disappointedOlder than me, but younger than my parents. The music I always listened to growing up was 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Then I went straight into Marilyn Manson until 2007 and I lost track altogether. I don't even own a radio or tv so I have zero clue.
Hey now, that's not a sea shanty!
I stayed away from the Other stuff
There is nothing there but sadness.
That's what I'm afraid of, so whenever I'm in a vehicle we listen to oldies...until I start singing along, then someone will turn it off and say "well, that's enough of that." Spoil sports.
I still listen to a lot of new music, but none of it is top 40. Closest I probably come is electroswing.Older than me, but younger than my parents. The music I always listened to growing up was 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Then I went straight into Marilyn Manson until 2007 and I lost track altogether. I don't even own a radio or tv so I have zero clue.
LOL I've never even heard of that as a genre.
I've been learning multiple languages since I was in my young teens, so I've strayed to foreign music to help my now adult brain try to pick up pronunciation and grammar.
That’s amazing!
