Definitely the 80s. Human League, Duran Duran, Soft Cell, ABC, Specials, Madness- I still love to hear records from this era.

Classical music, mainly string quartets; for example, the Quartet in D-Flat Major op. 15 by Ernö Dohnányi.
Yes it's true 😑

Oh my goodness . . .while everyone was listening to lil Wayne and Emo bands at the time.

I loved a lot of symphonic metal and anything that was adjacent to that sound.

Lacuna coil

Within temptation

Nightwish

R&B, folk, 40's Big Band,

Trance and Nu Metal

I liked classic rock. Boston, Def Leppard, Foreigner, Doobie Brothers.

[i]Not [/i]in any sort of order:

1. A lot of the chart material of the time.
It was far more varied than it has been for a long time now, and whilst much of it was not exactly brilliant musicianship, it was inventive and bands were bands by definition. I.e. the members, who usually wrote their own material, played their own instruments. They were not merely singing troupes backed by synthesised or sampled tracks.

2. "Prog[ressive] Rock". A very broad genre, but some of it admittedly rather lost its way in very complicated displays of musicianship and arcane lyrics. I probably "discovered" Rhythmn-and-Blues not much later; not the manufactured supermarket pop called "R-&-B", but the fairly heavy, 12-bar blues based rock.

3. Folk, though not until my late-teens and early-twenties.
I was not though, a great fan of the folk-influenced American singers like Bob Dylan, whom we were all supposed to revere so much.


My teens were mid-1960s - early-1970s

90's country, pop like britney spears, r&b, 80's, oldies, classical

80’s new wave, some punk and some funk and anything new edition

60's music....

Mostly because when I was a teen.....it was the 60's.

I listened my parents music, 60s rock

Goth, metal, grunge, and classic rock.

The Original British Invasion. 1964-67 or so.

80s and 90s soft rock.

60s - mid 90s rock...anything from the doors to pink floyd to the stones to aerosmith to black sabbath to alice cooper to metallica to judas priest.... you get the drift i'm sure.

Basically the same as now, except maybe a few darker songs. Most music except most rap hip hop, most opera and country. I like lots of different music.

80s music,hair metal,annoying pop music.
I was always into older music,60s and 70s stuff.

BSB, NSYNC, BS, CA, WL, B2M, TLC, M,

Too many to count.

Those were the days.

Good music.

A lot of random bands.

Death Cab for Cutie, The Decemberists, System of a Down, Blink-182, Beck, and a few others. 🤔

Classic rock and metal. A lot of Van Halen, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Motley Crue, Ozzy.

Probably a mix of Two-tone; Pop; Punk or Jazz.

That's quite a long period of time. At first there was NDH, symphonic metal, gothic metal, black metal, folk metal, industrial metal, EBM, darkwave, neofolk, world/oriental music, dark ambient, ethereal, neoclassical gothic, art rock then at 17 I switched more to 80s gothic rock, deathrock, post-punk, batcave, gothabilly...

Nirvana, Linkin Park, Slipknot.

At that time it was whatever was on the radio.

All kinds. Mainly punk and metal.

80s pop mainly and 70s too.

Country

80's & 90's

I listened to the radio, My parents old records. All the cassette tapes at the library. Even a few of those Teach yourself Spanish, Japanese, Hindu. None of which I speak. I kinda liked the 50's and 60's era more then others.

Rock, metal, hiphop, rap

Heavy metal and I still enjoy it

heavy and black metal

Heavy metal & rock

🤔...........50's, 60's and 70's .............

R&B; War, the Stylistics, Kool & The Gang, Curtis Mayfield, The Brothers Johnson, LTD.

T rex

post-punk / 80s gothic / 80s industrial / EBM / synthpop / punk / hardcore / anything you can imagine being played on a student-run university radio station in a music industry oriented city

Punk and Industria then got into folk and Dead

Mainly new wave and classical