Morvaanreed - it was bad enough when it was my mum looking back at me - now it's my gran! First time that happened I was like wtf? Then I worked out I am now the age my gran would've been when I was at an age to remember things. So so weird!
"I like something from most genres, more in some than others. If it sounds good, or has a meaning, or does something different musically I usually appreciate it and mostly like it.
All my family are the same

Music starts at 8.30 am in our house and continues until 8pm most nights.
I still love listening to my own playlists though, and my dd has always sung in her sleep, weird girl."
Very similar here. Come from a mad about music family with a few who are actually musical (an uncle who was a session musician and an aunt (by marriage to that uncle) who was a session singer. Like many American singers I started singing in church. Catholic family - LONG services with choir accompaniment for sacraments etc. Then school choirs, then teen "bands" though we never recorded anything we'd occasionally perform at school events, mainly covers but a few original pieces that myself and a friend wrote (I can read music wouldn't attempt to write it, but OK doing lyrics), then back into church choirs again as an adult, coaching teens via voluntary roles, then adult "contemporary" choirs.
Family liked everything from classical (including chamber music which is a bit niche), opera through to ragtime, jazz, blues, country, rock & roll, psychedelia, pop, metal, rap (one of my Dns who's normally quite shy can drum up a rap on demand)...
I'm mainly a pop girl as I like a well crafted melody and storytelling lyrics, but I don't think there's a genre where there aren't at least 5 tracks I like.
I have a fairly nondescript "look" these days so people are surprised when they say they're into X metal band or y prog rock band and I say "oooohhhh yes I love their track z" which is usually an album only track.
A friend's slightly older husband when we first met was pleasantly surprised to find we were both CCR fans and we had a right good blether about that.
And I have more respect for artists & real performers (struggling to find a gender Neutral pronoun alternative to "showman") as opposed to those who only sing and only sing poor covers at that westlife usually from atop stools!
It adds nothing to the art and demeans the work of the original artists.
Covers are a cop out anyway, there's a very few covers that are better than the original, very different from them, but that's extremely rare.