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maabell March 29th, 2010 01:14 PM

need help finding music for teens
 
hello , :sos:
Im trying to burn a few cds for my kids, my daughter is 17 and my son is 20 can anyone help me with group names this age group would listen to .I sent them a few cds of music from my childhood and they tell me its out of style lol never would have thought the rolling stones,doors,dire straights,ect would be that outadate but my kids say it is:bangh: any help with this issue would be greatly appericiated
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ukbobboy01 March 30th, 2010 04:57 AM

Music for youngsters
 
You know Maabell

I wish I could help but my youngsters, who think that I am "well" out of date, are older than yours.

The tell you the truth, the only thing I can surprise my boys with is when some new or current hip-hop star releases a song based on an old sampled song. My sons usually think that this new record is great until I pull out the original from my album/(re-bought)CD collection.

Finally, music is a generational thing, my parents did not like or understand the music I liked, I have a hard time even listening to the music my sons like and, I guess, my sons will have problems with the music their children like.


UK Bob

maabell March 30th, 2010 07:54 AM

My son has given me a list only problem is Im having is I refuse to burn it after listening to it ! its all saitanic and thats not how my kids were brought up , I just need help finding the right style music so I can stray him away from the garbage which already made a big impact on his attitude and how he speaks to others ,and his actions
never thought about how much music influinces the mind, no Im not bias Im a very open spoken person and look back on some of the garbage I listened to that lead me in a very bad destructive direction just dont want the same for the kids
thanks for any help
a concerned father
using my wifes blog lol

Remoc March 30th, 2010 04:51 PM

HaHa, I love this thread topic. For one, I have 17yr. old twin boys that will graduate High School in May, and a 14yr. old daughter, which is in a constant state of confussion. LOL

I'm a single 40 something yr. old dad, that is the Biggest Metal Head on the planet. When I say Metal, I mean any genre of music that you can put the word Metal after, thats me. Here are a few examples, and I enjoy some of all of it. Heavy metal subgenres - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Back to the kids. Obviously todays music has a Huge Influence on these kids, and I'll tell you first hand, I know. But let them be. Let them grow up and don't worry about what they're listening to.

If they're not getting in trouble, commiting crimes, and rapeing and pilaging the neighborhood kids, who cares. You can't force them to listen to "Tip Toe Through the Tulips" or they will hate you forever. LOL

All three of my kids are Way into the HipHop scene. Some, very explicit, most not. The thing is, they will listen to what ever, when ever.
You can't be there 24/7. Make life enjoyable as your parents hopefully did when you were growing up.

My kids think I'm a Looney for listening to the most extrem metal produced, as do my co-workers, but you really can't judge someone on the music that they prefer. I just keep em' guessing. LOL

Sounds like, me and your son could share some music files. :w00t:

It's all good man, just relax. :xeri_ok1ani:

Enjoy them while you can, because they'll be gone soon enough.

:PEACE:

Remoc

ukbobboy01 March 30th, 2010 11:44 PM

How on Earth can a dad pick music for his son?

It's not possible and it never will be.

ukbobboy01 March 31st, 2010 12:58 PM

I'm gonna build a turtle fence.

Sleepless March 31st, 2010 10:48 PM

Ok finally no Sony copyright thrash. That was wicked UKBob :lmao:

Paradisio Loco April 1st, 2010 11:15 AM

Hi,

I'd try classical:
Mahler, Brahms, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Vivaldi, Bach, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Bizet, Dvorak, Chopin, Fauré, Litz, Couperin, Berlioz, Albéniz ...
You have songs within these composers that will make any kids think twice about Classical Music ...

Where do you think that bands like Scorpion, Queen ... had pulled their hits from?


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