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Phoenix is kind of girly. Maybe if I were a fourteen year old girl I'd listen to them.
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If you were a fourteen year old girl, what kind of music would you listen to?
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Taylor Swift seems to have a universal appeal. I know toddlers and people my own age that enjoy her, so I'd put her on that list. Alternatively, Katy Perry.
Oh wait, you didn't want a serious answer did you...
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I's probably listen to cee-lo green or something....
Oh wait, I do that anyway...
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bkev said:
Oh wait, you didn't want a serious answer did you...
Yes I did.
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I'd like to say I would listen to the same stuff I do now, but honestly some of it might just hit my masculinity. Like Rammstein and Pantera pump the masculine side of me.
I listen to a lot of girl bands and singers, but it's probably because the female voice is so attractive to me.
So I cannot be sure what I would listen to as a 14 year old girl.
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No rap, that's for sure. Especially rap from that piece of living shit Lil Wayne.
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My fourteen year old cousin LOVES Devo. But then again, so do I.
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Being in this age group, all the girls at my school really like rap.
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Jem. She's truly outrageous. I would also start my own Japanese surf guitar band. I don't speak the language though... can I be Japanese as well?
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Ziggy Stardust said:
Being in this age group, all the girls at my school really like rap.
And this is why I feel sorry for this rather tasteless generation ...
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Says the guy with Boy George as his avatar.
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Nanner Split said:
Says the guy with Boy George as his avatar.
Zing!
Sick Burn Bruv!!!
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Nanner Split said:
Says the guy with Boy George as his avatar.
I chose it for its saturated weirdness, not for any fondness for the guy's music (of which I have none).
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DuracellEnergizer said:
Ziggy Stardust said:
Being in this age group, all the girls at my school really like rap.
And this is why I feel sorry for this rather tasteless generation ...
Yeah, they also can't stop talking how about how excited they are to go see Red Tails and they can't stop telling me about how awesome Family Guy was last week.
:-(
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And they are damned obsessed with David Bowie and the freakin' Secret of damned Nihn.
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CP3S said:
And they are damned obsessed with David Bowie and the freakin' Secret of damned Nihn.
Yes, this.
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CP3S said:
David Bowie and the freakin' Secret of damned Nihn.
This would make a great name for a band.
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Hahaha! I like it.
I am so on the phone with Mr. Bowie first thing Monday morning to see if he is interested in signing on with a new band.
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Oooooooh yeeeeah.
Bowie played guitar, jamming good with weird and gilly
and the freakin' Secret of damned NIMH.
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When I was 14 I listened to Johnny Cash, Queen, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, the song "I saw the sign" by Ace of Base, an occasional Elvis song, AC/DC, Donny Osmond, the song Bad to the Bone, and this CD I had of James Bond movie soundtracks. Though things have changed in the decade since I was 14... 
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