The Music My Parents Raised Me On
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The Music My Parents Raised Me On
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What does your parents’ music taste say about you? Apparently, in my case… a lot.
This week on Nothing’s Ever New, I’m ranking the top 10 albums and artists my parents introduced me to—and basically tracing the musical pipeline that turned me into the person I am today.
We’re talking Lauryn Hill. Alanis Morissette. Fleetwood Mac. Nirvana. TLC. Smashing Pumpkins. Boyz II Men. Garth Brooks. The Who. Barenaked Ladies. And yes, I have opinions.
We get into the albums that were constantly playing in my house, my first concert, why Friends in Low Places in a packed Midwest bar is a borderline spiritual experience, the music-discovery rabbit holes we used to go down before Spotify did it for us, and why some of these records just refuse to leave pop culture.
Plus: the lack of a true summer festival MOMENT, the songs and artists suddenly having another cultural resurgence, and why I need keyboard warriors bullying children in Instagram comments to please go find a hobby.
Basically: your parents gave you trauma, traditions…and apparently your Spotify algorithm.
Watch the episode, then tell me in the comments: What album or artist did your parents introduce you to that still has you in a chokehold?