TM>  I'm a teenager and I listen to the Doors and I have absolutely no 
 TM> intention of "sucking up" to the older generation. Am I 
 TM> not understanding you very well, or are you saying 
 TM> something that is not true at all? Listening to music 
 TM> doesn't have to be rebellious. Is your definition of 
 TM> rebellious listening to something that your parents 
 TM> don't listen to, because if that were true just about 
 TM> all teenagers would be rebelling from their parents. Or 
 TM> maybe I'm not understanding what you're saying....
I listen to music of the '70's, as do my parents, but we certainly ain't 
listening to the same music of the seventies. While my mother likes 
Creedence, Steppenwolf, Cat Stevens, The Doobie Brothers, etc., i prefer King 
Crimson, Magma, Yes, ELP, FM, and such. All people at home listen to quite 
different music. i would then be rebelling from my sister, my father, and my 
mother, while my sister is rebelling from my father, my mother, and me, and 
my mother would be rebelling mostly from us... :-)
My parents didn't know the doors. i listened to them.
My parents didn't listen to babe ruth anymore. i rediscovered them.
My mother didn't listen that much to creedence anymore, until i listened to 
them; only then she started that fandom thing over again, & bought all their 
discs.
i think i could say i am the least conservative person (musically) here. 
that's rebellious enough to me. (I don't care much for lyrics anymore)
btw, i listen to lots of 90's and 80's and 60's music as well.
matju
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