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teamstein:

--- Quote from: look out! Ninjas! on 28 Sep 2008, 17:12 ---Ringo's Beatles songs.
Man, between Yellow Submarine and THomas the tank Engine, that guy had a monopoly on my childhood.
Oh, and a shitload of mainstream radio, but let's not go into that.

--- End quote ---

I'm too old for Thomas but also found The Beatles and particularly Ringo's Beatles' songs (esp Yellow Submarine) to be awesome.
I also really liked that weird one hit wonder song - Friends and Lovers - "I think it's so groovy now that people are finally getting together!" "Reach out in the darkness" and all that.

Also - Cat Stevens, The Wiz, and CSNY.

PacoSees:
Beatles - Twist & Shout
and someone doing a cover of "Bear Necessities" from The Jungle Book.

Best song ever.

dancarter:
Early on, it was definitely something my parents played.  A lot of records, and some truly bizarre ones, at that.  ABBA, The Bee Gees(pre-disco, as was my dad's like for them), Simon and Garfunkel.
There was some Nana Mouskouri also, The Irish Rovers and a very bizarre duet record a called Perhaps Love that featured Placido Domingo and....John Denver.  It's astounding.

Later, I was into things like Bon Jovi and Motely Crue (it was the 80's and they were still considered somewhat dangerous). 
I freely admit to getting into Industrial as a teenager because no one else was listening to it, but it's become a life long love now.

Caspian:
Elton John  was the shit when I was 6 or so. That and Creedence Clearwater Revival. I then got into Metallica, AC/DC and Megadeth when I was 11, so I guess they'd count too.

Jposh:
Whatever my mom and dad played in the car...

Metallica
Linkin Park
The Beatles
Rammstein
The B-52s
That "What if God Smoked Cannabis" song
Tracy Chapman - Behind the Wall, and probably a few others
Creedance Clearwater Revival
Bob Marley

And tons more that I can't remember, but will add as I remember. 

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