Music from when you were a child.

How do you guys feel about music from when you were younger? I'm assuming for a lot of you we are looking at predominantly the 90s period, but how do you feel when you hear those songs that were popular back when you were younger?

I know I definitely feel heaps of nostalgia and like happiness through memory of the 90s which were so carefree and fun for me.

I rediscovered this song the other day, and it just transports me back to the good days.




Feel free to post songs that remind you of a time when you were younger and that you still love now!

GENO MUSIC \\

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySNXhCF2BeA

POWER RANGERS

Digimon

Batman: The Animated Series

And who could forget...

MAMBO NUMBA FIIIIVE

Yep, that's pretty much it. For the most part, all songs I enjoyed were things from television shows haha.

Oh and this too,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saalGKY7ifU

Seriously, I was obsessed with all things related to Titanic when that movie came out... which included that song hahaha. Oh the good times.

The songs that remind me of my childhood:
-Any song bt N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys
-All star, by Smash Mouth
-A Thousand Miles, by Vanessa Carlton
-I Say a Little Prayer

Songs from my childhood:

Everybody by the Backstreet Boys
Pop by N*Sync
Almost ANYTHING by Steps
The Pokemon theme
WWF themes (Austin, Rock, Owen Hart etc.)
Who do You Think you Are- Spice Girls
Live Forever- Oasis
Rollin'- Limp Bizkit (can that be counted as a WWF theme too? Undertaker came out to it for a while)

My mom played a lot of Elton John on car trips, and I still like him. I still like most 80's and 90's stuff, actually.

These remind me of my Childhood.

Most of these songs and artists listed already sum up most of my childhood. But even then, I'll share one of my most favorite song in which I liked during my time growing up:

Ring a bell, anyone?

The earliest music I can remember listening to was by crappy pop bands designed to get kids (and their parents) to spend as much money as possible on merchandise. The three below are the most egregious examples I can think of, but there were probably many more that I'm forgetting:







I actually saw the last two in concert as well... Please don't judge! -_-

I only heard the crap that spewed from radio stations at the time... Actually, 90s pop isn't terrible. I never payed any real attention to music until quite recently. I imagine if I did have an opinion on it back then, I'd think what I heard somewhat annoying at length — same as I think now.

Because I never really listened to much music when I was a kid, most of my memories are of music my parents played. AC/DC, Def Leppard and (ugh) Pink Floyd from Dad, and ABBA, Bon Jovi and George Michael from Mum.

The exception, though, is Atomic Kitten. I bought two of their albums when I was a kid, and that was the only music I ever bought for years. Rediscovered those albums lately and they're still fantastic. I never liked girl bands like the Spice Girls, Pussycat Dolls and so on, but Atomic Kitten are just fabulous. So yeah, that's my answer: Atomic Kitten. Loved 'em then, love 'em now.

Here's another one for the 90s nostalgia madness.



So happy I was able to rediscover this one!
I honestly think the 90s holds so many places in my list of favourite songs. They are just inherently good, even if I don't listen to them too often or even forgot they existed.