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Best toddler friendly rock / rave / disco tunes

alan_aalan_a Posts: 1,376
edited February 2013 in The bottom bracket
Chris Evans on Radio 2 this morning played AC/DC Highway to Hell.

My almost 3 year old daughter stated "I like this song daddy", from the bedroom my wife shouted "No you don't!".

Unperturbed 3 year old spends the entire song hand dancing and head nodding whilst eating breakfast.

I think we have a little rocker - I would have preferred a little raver, just so long as she's not into 1bloodydirection.

This got me thinking, what classic rock / rave / disco / indy tunes do your kids enjoy?
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  • YossieYossie Posts: 2,600
    N1 child (6 1/2 y.o. girl) is into Blondie, Depeche Mode and early Foo Fighters, N2 (3 1/2 y.o. boy) is a more chilled out impro jazz kinda dude.

    Admittedly both go crazy when Paradise City comes on, but who in their right mind doesn't?

    I once played Underworld's "Born Slippy" very loudly at a pass the parcel at one of their parties - all parents found it amusing, the children found it bewildering. The Delicious Victoria gave me a quick kick in the nads afterwards as it was deemed "unsuitable" for some reason .......
  • jordan_217jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    Alan A wrote:
    Chris Evans on Radio 2 this morning played AC/DC Highway to Hell.

    My almost 3 year old daughter stated "I like this song daddy", from the bedroom my wife shouted "No you don't!".

    Unperturbed 3 year old spends the entire song hand dancing and head nodding whilst eating breakfast.

    I think we have a little rocker - I would have preferred a little raver, just so long as she's not into 1bloodydirection.

    This got me thinking, what classic rock / rave / disco / indy tunes do your kids enjoy?

    Has she seen Megamind? The sound track will make her day :D

    My five year old Son loves Dobidoes (it's really Dominoes by The Big Pink) and Paper Planes by M.I.A. Though he's loving Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds at the mo. My two year old Son will mosh to anything and everything, he's as mad as a box of frogs.
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  • sheffsimonsheffsimon Posts: 1,282
    Alan A wrote:
    Chris Evans on Radio 2 this morning played AC/DC Highway to Hell.

    My almost 3 year old daughter stated "I like this song daddy", from the bedroom my wife shouted "No you don't!".

    Unperturbed 3 year old spends the entire song hand dancing and head nodding whilst eating breakfast.

    I think we have a little rocker - I would have preferred a little raver, just so long as she's not into 1bloodydirection.

    This got me thinking, what classic rock / rave / disco / indy tunes do your kids enjoy?

    My 13 year old likes a bit of Faith No More and even a bit of New Model Army....his dad (me) is to blame :)
  • Cleat EastwoodCleat Eastwood Posts: 7,510
    the wiggles with kylie orrrrrrr the wiggles with leo sayer :lol:
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  • D4RK1D4RK1 Posts: 49
    Get them listening to altern 8 :D
  • martinwitnammartinwitnam Posts: 1,075
    My two lads always loved Monster by The Automatic.
    But they also used to get quite worked up at the bass riff in The Chain by Fleetwood Mac!!
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  • skinnypunterskinnypunter Posts: 142
    Your kid has got fine taste! Chapeau.

    I have video of my now 11 yr old boy rocking out to Rammstein when he was just 18 months.

    He has since raided my CDs & iTunes library for everything & anything "heavy", including AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Anthrax & Metallica. His first proper gig last year was to see Motorhead.

    He also has a soft spot for The Prodigy & Pendulum, so there's hope for your daughter yet.
  • finchyfinchy Posts: 6,689
    My 4-month old son likes the Super Furry Animals.
  • southdownswolfsouthdownswolf Posts: 1,514
    My wife took my son to see Take That 3 years ago, when he was 8. He didn't enjoy it.
    He DID enjoy when I took him to see Green Day the following year :-)
    We also went to the Bearded Theory festival a couple of years ago and he loved The Undertones, Eddie and The Hot Rods and Ade Edmondson's Bad Sheppards.

    He does have a full set of drums and a couple of guitars in his bedroom.

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  • byke68byke68 Posts: 1,070
    When my daughter was 2 years old, she would stop whatever she was doing when Marilyn Manson's version of Tainted Love came on MTV2 or Kerrang. She now likes Wrong Direction and Oily Muirs et al.................... :cry:
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  • capt_slogcapt_slog Posts: 3,447
    "The Lemon Song" Led Zeplin :wink:


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  • rc856rc856 Posts: 1,139
    While my 4 yr old daughter likes Carly Rae Jepsen Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson and Katy Perry (no influences by my :wink: :P ), she's a fan of Biffy Clyro..or Clyno as she calls them.
    She likes a bit of Gwen Stefani and her favourite No Doubt song is Hella Good :D
    When she was younger she was partial to a couple of Example songs and a bit of Tiesto 8)

    Makes car journeys a lot more relaxing rather than listening to a CD of nursery rhymes etc
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