Originally Posted by TGFKASE (Post 7310528)

Am intrigued to find out who you state was trance, dance, rave etc in the late 70's... Just when do you think the Chicago sound moved over?? How early were you listening to Kraftwerk?

Originally Posted by BangleMan (Post 7309967)

When I was growing up my Dad was into Paul McCartney and Wings, Crosby Stills & Nash, George Harrison etc, so grew up with that kind of music as a backdrop....

I went through a 'SoulBoy' thing in the 80's listening to the likes of Luther Vandross, Change, Fat Larry's Band etc etc, but soon turned back to more rockier stuff in my late teens, and have preferred that stuff ever since

Im brainwashing my kids into the same kind of music, but my 13 year old son is really trying to annoy me, and is intent on listening to Kanye West, Chris Brown, NeYo, and all that other shite.....that sounds as if the same record is on for the entire 45min CD, and insists on listening to Virgin when visiting me in Dubai

What do I do to make him see the errors of his ways and dump the 'RnB shite ?

And, who / what artist influenced your musical tastes ?

Originally Posted by Spugsy (Post 7312400)

I hate all that stuff your kid listens to, proper hate it,

my dad loved the beatles and my mam Elvis, my dad was into jimmy hendrix, the kinks and all that, and my mam a lot of joan baez and protest songs and all that sort of stuff, plus the stones as well,

so not bad growing up with all of that really, althoguh I had to listen to radio 2 every morning for years before school and before Terry Wogan there really was a list of appalling DJs on.

Originally Posted by lionheart (Post 7310171)

If you tell your boy that you absolutely adore Kanye West, he will soon lose interest. It's a rebellion stage we all go through. My elderly aunt used to say how much she enjoyed my Black Sabbath albums...they soon went in the bin.

Originally Posted by bimcnorth (Post 7310264)

I´m an old 'rude boy' hence the ska infatuation, that said I always enjoyed other more OTT bands like Prodigy or Fad Gadget as well.

Originally Posted by commander (Post 7311952)

My musical tastes were influenced by my schoolmates and the whole scottish music scene at the time, late 80's.

The time of the superb McEwans and tennants lager adverts. We had hipsway, the blue nile, river detectives, love and money, big dish, KMO, Hue and Cry and many more.

Left school and musical taste in the early 90's moved onto the rave/house scene hardcore uproar etc. Used to go up to cream in Liverpool most weekends.

Then I guess I moved into the madchester scene albeit when it was nearly over I.e oasis, stone roses.

But now funnily enough I listen to a lot of northside, jesus jones, inspiral carpets

Guess I've not really been influenced by anyone persay, but just the circumstances I have found myself in.

Christ the old man still listens to jimmy shand fae auchtermuchty

Originally Posted by lionheart (Post 7312404)

Dave Lee Travis?

Originally Posted by Bison (Post 7312445)

Sounds very familiar :rofl:

Originally Posted by Bison (Post 7312445)

Sounds very familiar :rofl:

Originally Posted by BangleMan (Post 7309967)

When I was growing up my Dad was into Paul McCartney and Wings, Crosby Stills & Nash, George Harrison etc, so grew up with that kind of music as a backdrop....

I went through a 'SoulBoy' thing in the 80's listening to the likes of Luther Vandross, Change, Fat Larry's Band etc etc, but soon turned back to more rockier stuff in my late teens, and have preferred that stuff ever since

Im brainwashing my kids into the same kind of music, but my 13 year old son is really trying to annoy me, and is intent on listening to Kanye West, Chris Brown, NeYo, and all that other shite.....that sounds as if the same record is on for the entire 45min CD, and insists on listening to Virgin when visiting me in Dubai

What do I do to make him see the errors of his ways and dump the 'RnB shite ?

And, who / what artist influenced your musical tastes ?

Originally Posted by Charismatic (Post 7312107)

I was using the word Techno to describe any music that made use of technology developed as a result of increasing sophistication in electronics and recording devices. The earliest I can think of would be Pierre Schaeffer (though no doubt others will be able to name a few more experimentalists from the 1940s).

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