Successful Parenting (simple test)

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A friend from high school just sent this to me, not that I have kids but have to agree! With all of the music threads on here, I thought I'd share...

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Sadly, these days they're probably just listening to it "ironically".
 
We were just at an Adam Ant concert Thursday night. Ok, laugh, but back in the day, who thought he'd still be around, not only touring but releasing new music? Granted, he ain't Zepplin or The Beatles but I just don't see Justin Beiber touring 20 years from now or anyone caring. Granted, I feel that way about MOST new music, I thought this card was funny ;)

I had a reality check today when Prince and Madonna songs were on the "oldies" station! Oldies to me is 50’s doo-wop, Motown, all the great songs from the 60’s and 70`s my parents love. I'm NOT ready for my 80’s music to be oldies :eek:
 
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My 21 year old daughter has the Beatles, Zeppelin and her dad's favorite, The Grateful Dead!:cool:
 
Yeah but in the sixties and seventies our parents all thought we were headed to a life of debauchery and worthlessness listening to that Beatles and Rolling Stones stuff. ;lol

They would have preferred Glenn Miller on our iPods.

"They just don't make cars like they used to, a farmer just can't make a living anymore and these kids today will never amount to anything."

- Translated from a glyph on a cave wall.
 
Even my mom liked the Beatles, especially Taxman.
 
Even my mom liked the Beatles, especially Taxman.
My mom and dad both HATED and still HATE The Beatles. My dad graduated 1967, my mom 1969 they say The Beatles were teeny bopper music. So, low and behold, I'm a HUGE Beatles fan. My room was downstairs as a kid, when I'd get po'd, I'd go in my room and blare The White Album. My mom would bang on the floor (my ceiling) with a mop handle screaming for me to "turn that racket off". Oh, those teenage memories ;)

What about Rick Astley?
I'm going to ignore you even suggest that one :)


My eleven year old son wants to kick justin bieber's ass. Does that count?
Yes, but I'm sure there is a line to do at this point!


And Rush (the good Rush, not the bad Rush).
what's "bad" Rush?
 
I was at my mothers house and I could hear the radio in the background. She listens to and oldies station and it was playing Stairway to Heaven...
I am officially old now!!!! It wont be long till the 80s music is easy listening as well...some is already I will wager.....
 
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Yeah but in the sixties and seventies our parents all thought we were headed to a life of debauchery and worthlessness listening to that Beatles and Rolling Stones stuff. ;lol
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Well, yeah, and they were right, at least in my case .....................
 
I was at my mothers house and I could hear the radio in the background. She listens to and oldies station and it was playing Stairway to Heaven...
I am officially old now!!!! It wont be long till the 80s music is easy listening as well...some is already I will wager.....

*cough*

Stairway To Heaven was my senior proms theme song ;)
 
My #2 son added his 2 cents - Jimmy Hendrix::-)

My Mom loved "Nights in White Satin" Moody Blues - My eldest daughter danced a solo on pointe to that song the year after her Gram passed away.

Edit: While not on their ipods, they recognize Journey since they know Mom & Dad's dance at their wedding was "Open Arms". The Armagaddon soundtrack was a favorite especially Aerosmith with "Don't want to miss a thing". Soundtrack from Forrest Gump gets raves too:cool:
 
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That is exactly the question my sons would ask. And Rush (the good Rush, not the bad Rush).
My 31 year old son likes rush(the good rush) PS he is almost a carbon copy of his old man except he has patience and no stress.(and never raises his voice)
 
My Mom loved "Nights in White Satin" Moody Blues
Days of Future Passed album was a lullaby for us as kids, my mom's a fan too. Even today, if I'm having a night where I can't sleep, I'll pop in that CD and go right out ;)
 
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my 10 yr old has been walking around the house singing Billy Squire...hilarious.

Rush...any band 30 yrs old is gonna have a few duds, I liked Presto '89.
My band covers Rick Astley...anyone who wants to hate on Rick is gonna have to dance battle me!
 
Excellent. My son (15) enjoys the Ramones when we're on road trips. I wasn't into the Ramones in my early teen years (when they were firstout); I thought that they were sort of dumb- but then I (soon) realized that they were _brilliantly_ dumb, and became a life-long fan.
 
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