1. Guns N Roses, Metallica, Megadeth, Flotsam & Jetsam, Pantera (Cowboys from Hell had just been released)...

I was going to list a bunch of other bands but when I looked at the release dates it was 1992, I was 20-21.

2. I still listen to alot of the older metal but I stopped buying Metallica after the black album. I actually hate newer Metallica. :\

My fav band now is Alter Bridge! They are beyond my fav. I’ve seen them live five times within 9 months…3 times in two weeks. Stood in line a few times for over 5 hours to get front row. I got to hang out with them 4 times so I have many photos and autographs. My cat Monti got his name from the guitar player, Mark Tremonti. :D

I also really love Diana Krall. I’m really into jazz now too.

When I was 18, my favorite band was Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. Emphasis on the Young. Tied with The Who.

Now my favorite band is definitely Talking Heads!

my favorite band was definitely The Doors.

Now, my favorite band is definitely The White Stripes.

Metallica, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Pink Floyd, Moody Blues. I really jumped around depending on my mood.

I still like all of those bands above and like Plum stopped buying Metallica after the black album (with the exception of the Garage Days album – had to replace my old worn out cassette from back in the day).

These days my favorite band hands down would have to be Muse. I discovered them about 3 years ago and can’t seem to get enough. I’ve seen them the 3 times they’ve been in concert here and have been blown away each time. I also really dig Sublime, Pearl Jam and Tool.

1. At 18, my favorites weren’t bands, they were singer-songwriters: Jim Croce, James Taylor, Carly Simon.

2. Now I am wildly eclectic in my tastes. Currently I listen a lot to the Dropkick Irish, Boiled in Lead, and a lot of klezmer. And Elvis.

Hmm. I’ve gotten fiercer in my old age.

I like that.

1. At 18, I was so angst-ridden…I loved Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, etc. Anything where people played really loud guitars and sang about how miserable they were.
2. This is way too hard…I like hip-hop (K-Os, Blackalicious, etc.), old, old-school country (Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, etc.), alt-country (Wilco, Ryan Adams, Son Volt), indie (The Shins, Calexico, Iron and Wine), and some slightly more mainstream (Radiohead, Foo Fighters).

far. I love all music types. I grew up on R&B and Rap was just starting it’s force when I was a teen so Run DMC was a huge favorite of mine.

I’ve always love Etta James and to this day, she can make me cry with ease.

Well, if he’s so fuckin’ smart, tell me how he commits a murder in Nevada and ends up in a California prison for it.

Plus, even allowing that this song was written some time ago, there wasn’t then any passenger train service going anywhere near Folsom prison, never mind going to San Antonio, Texas from there.

I really, really love it. I listen to whatever strikes my fancy, period. But, you asked for faves, so . . .

When I was 18, my faves were Ozzy and Alice Cooper.

Now, my faves are Ozzy and Alice Cooper . . . and Three Days Grace. :)

Other faves (although not as high up as Ozzy and Alice) would include but are not limited to, Neil Sedaka, John Denver, Judas Priest, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Dolly Parton, REO Speedwagon, Air Supply, Blessid Union of Souls, Glenn Miller, Michael Stanley Band, Black Sabbath, Patsy Cline, Barry Manilow, Journey, Foreigner, Night Ranger, Loverboy, Ramones, Rob Zombie . . . um, yeah . . . and lots more. Like I said, I listen to whatever strikes my fancy . . . and I annoy everyone else with my mix CDs that don’t ever stick to one genre, or by setting my stereo always to random play. :)

When I graduated grom high school when I was 17 I was really into several different groups and didn’t have any one favorite. My roommate my sophomore year in college (I was still 18 at the beginning of that year) had an album called The Stranger by Billy Joel. I fell in love with him and went out and bought my own copy and eventually several other of his albums. I have since replaced them with cds. Needless to say He is still my favorite and I finally saw him in concert in Kansas City in December after 30 years.