ummm..bob dylan,lovin spoonfull,love,mc-5,stones,pretty things,yardbirds,elvis

The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, Carlos Santana, Janis Joplin,Blind Faith, Derek and the Dominoes, Chicago, War, Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, The Doors.

glam rock then metal then punk rock then grunge rock then rap.
i still listen to all those genres, plus country now that im old and can appriciate a sad song.

rap - eminem was my fav in middle school ..... something saved me!

starting out, just whatever was on the radio, but FM radio was a lot cooler back in the day !
Then when I got older and started buying records I got into hard rock and metal in a big way

Mid 80's and I was halfway through high school ... lots of reggae, pretty good concert circuit coming through my area in the day, folks like Jimmy Cliff, Pato Banton, Freddie McGregor, Maxi Priest, Pablo Moses and so on. Wore out my Peter Tosh & Bob Marley LP's. I was also very partial to the Talking Heads and Paul Simon. The Dead opened up my interest in blues & country, among other things.

metal and hard rock.

Old country (pre '80); Stones; Doors; Willie Dixon; Muddy Waters; classical music.

Allman Brothers, Beatles, Stones, Who, Zeppelin, Floyd, Jonathan Edwards, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell

I was 14 and listening to rap and thank god Jerry stepped in. 1993 jgb Oakland saved my life

The Monkees
Paul Revere and the Raiders
60's/70's R&B type stuff
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Stuff left by my sister when she moved to San Fran in '71 including The Woodstock album which led to Santana, CSNY, 10 Years After, Hendrix and GD around the age of 13