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AngryGoldfish wrote:vidret, thanks, man. Looking forward to hearing what you have to say.

Skip, great attitude, one that I will share with my children one day. To be honest, I kind of hope that like something different than rock, like jazz or classical. But I won't turn down a metalhead.

D.o.S. wrote:You guys are all missing over the "my parents like it, it must be lame" section of childhood/adolescence.

new05002 wrote:well isnt there a peroid of time where rents are cool and you idolize them then when your old enough u loath what they do then later in life return to liking what they do (some people might find this true)

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

AngryGoldfish wrote:vidret, thanks, man. Looking forward to hearing what you have to say.

Skip, great attitude, one that I will share with my children one day. To be honest, I kind of hope that like something different than rock, like jazz or classical. But I won't turn down a metalhead.

Thanks Dan! I'm not trying to think of "I hope they like this... or I hope they like that...." as I want them to develop their own tastes, I want to introduce them to music but I do not want to dictate to them what they can or should listen to. I went through that as a teenager with my mother and it just pushed me further down the rabbit hole. I dont want to do that to my child.

D.o.S. wrote:You guys are all missing over the "my parents like it, it must be lame" section of childhood/adolescence.

new05002 wrote:i cant remember the very young i dig my parents phase but i can remember the i dont like my parents phase.

new05002 wrote:well isnt there a peroid of time where rents are cool and you idolize them then when your old enough u loath what they do then later in life return to liking what they do (some people might find this true)

Ancient Astronaught wrote:I'm in the same boat my friend! I'm the last male of my bloodline on my paternal side (as far back as my grandfather, all family tree info past that is completely unknown) there's a few people out there that we believe are all part of the same family but theres no known info that concretes everything other then our extremely rare last name.

That's actually a pretty cool ideaology. My two stepkids dad raised them on death metal and grindcore (and "pirate metal" ) and its actually kind of noticeable how much of an effect it had on their personalities. I want to introduce my child mainly to artistic music, music that pushes the boundaries between entertainment and art. So that as they grow no matter which music they choose to listen to it will hopefully encourage thinking and feeling, not drinking / partying / womanizing. So they understand that music should be the soundtrack to the soul, not the party. I will always encourage them to listen tot he music they want to, but if they show interest in a certain genre no matter what it is I will always try and show them the best music of that genre. I would encourage them to listen to hip hop if thats what they like, but I'll be showing them the poets not the thugs.

Harry_Manback wrote:

t-rey wrote:The little guy or girl we be able to hear in like 2 weeks, so now I am tasked with the nearly impossible task of picking out the first music the baby will hear in utero.

Also, he/she will officially be attending their first concert tonight. Can't hear it yet, but should be able to feel it, which is just as important at a show. What show you might ask? Why, Lynyrd Skynyrd, of course. There is literally no chance this kid won't be white trash

This is hilarious. Congrat's Trey, that's awesome news! I could have saved you some time and just shipped you one of mine. My seven year old pisses me off to no end, but the kid is hooked on music playing both drums and guitars in his little band. I started all three of my boys on this.

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new05002 wrote:well if any of ur kids are rockstar kids let me know, i can make some kool fuzz pedals for them. I made a customers soon a Kiss inspired pedal and he flipped out and was so pumped. I dig that!

D.o.S. wrote:You guys are all missing over the "my parents like it, it must be lame" section of childhood/adolescence.

D-Day wrote:HA! I'll be changing the name on the current BHA page. I'm just reminding people for a few days in a row before I do it. People have changed names without me knowing and I was all like "WTF I never 'liked' Paul's Pickles and Penis Pumps!" only to find out it was something else when I first saw it.

ryan summit wrote:i guess you daddies to be
didnt get the promise rings i sent you
kids birth= best day of my life
kids birthdays without them = worst days
i wish i got some dunwich jr gear growin up
i got a red hondo rental and a douchy ponytailer
i still remember the chords he taught me though
honest question
and forget the crazy worst case scenario thread
circumcision or no?
congrats