you're all nuts!
 

I'm the Mom of the 6 year old in question.

By the way, her favorite song is 'Bad Day',,, she also digs Gwen Stefani, and she runs around singing... "my humps".. not that I approve of that...

But I think I'll pass on the Cure, the Smiths, all those Jazz ones, etc. I think what you guys liked when you were 6 is what was popular when you were 6.

I could use more stuff like "Bad Day"... I need songs that are upbeat and fun, well written, and current... without explicit lyrics, or inappropriate subject matter (i.e. My Humps)

The Shrek 2 soundtrack went over big... and I don't think the CD has been changed from that one since she got it.

Thanks for the input.

Mommy

P.S. It really IS pretty funny to watch your 4 year old run around singing "my humps, my humps, my lovely lady lumps... check it out!" So while I'd hang my head in shame, and tell her to stop singing that song, I'd be laughing my head off, which just encouraged her to do it more, and still to this day.

The Angry 13 year old likes:
 

I'm the mom again....

THe 13 year old likes:
Dave Matthews
Lifehouse
Rhianna
Fergie

And generally girlie music.... maybe he's so angry cuz his mother makes fun of him for listening to girlie music.

Really?

yeah.... really

thanks everyone, i like the talking heads for the 6 year old, and all the other great suggestions. i'll sneak some thelonius monk in the cd player when her mom is not looking :)

Oh, Really??? :band:

YEAH... REALLY!:soapbox:

She'd like the Goo Goo Dolls if she likes Lifehouse.

The 13 year is the one who likes lifehouse... and he's a boy... and YES he also likes Goo Goo Dolls..Iris... Hence me calling him a sissy girl. (I'm so nice)

He might like some singer songwriters that aren't awful then.

Owen
American Football
Death Cab For Cutie
Rocky Votolato
Rosie Thomas
Iron & Wine
Pedro the Lion
Kevin Devine
Bright Eyes (pre-Wide Awake)
The Decemberists

If I was an angry 13 year old I'd like Nirvana and The Strokes.

/hides

I was growing up in the grunge era and liked most forms of jazz but leaned more toward big band. Pretty much the opposite of what was popular at the time.