[Cid_Yama]

We had been talking about our generations on another thread. Mine was the Early-Mid 60's, Pre-Boomer, the end of the Beat Generation.

I discovered Pandora very early, back when we were creating content for the site.

Here is a link to the Music from my time.

My Time: Early-Mid 60's

[Sixstrings]

The music of my generation is MC Hammer. Lucky me.

Actually some good bands from the early 90's.. the Black Crowes, Third Eye Blind, I guess I'm forgetting others. Oh, the Lemonheads I liked them. And one of those Red Hot Chili Pepper albums was pretty good (wouldn't listen to it now though).

First music I bought was on 45s.. I got up to about 8 records before they switched to singles on cassette. Didn't get a chance to buy any albums before CDs replaced them. Used to have a great music collection from Napster that's been long since lost.

My brother however still has all the great music from the 70's on 8-tracks, and a stereo to play them. Pretty cool.

[Cid_Yama]

I was just informed that my generation was not complete without Willie, Waylon, and Me. David Alan Coe wrote this after my time but I'll will post this in respect for Texas where I live, since it is about our time.
link

Willie is 10 yrs older than me and Waylon would have been 5. The Outlaw motif fits though.

[hillsidedigger]

The late 60's song that explains it all:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5znh58WITU8

'Games people Play" (not Alan Parsons who had a different song by the same name).