What music did your parents ban you from listening to?

[OneUmberJoker]

Call on me by Eric prydz

Why ? Because of the video or that it was a crime against Steve Winwood ?

None

But I have very vanilla music taste!

I grew up in the 70s and my mother banned anything with remotely sexual references

Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict. I dont think I knew what an orgasm was but used to play it at top volume and sing along!

None. They had absolutely no idea what I listened to.

The “devil’s music” of course. I didn’t know what that was but my dad seemed to. I was allowed to listen to John Denver.

None. But I do wish they had banned my brother from listening to ELO....!

My mother threw away Never Mind the Bollocks LP. Probably would be worth a fortune now.

None.
I can't even imagine my mother banning me from listening to any kind of music.
I mostly played my music at home, and I remember my mother liked most of what I liked too.

I used to buy those magazines that printed all the latest song lyrics. My mother found one with "Let's make love" in the lyrics so it was ripped up and I was forbidden from ever buying it again.

Iron Maiden! It’s not even that bad

None, tbh as an adult I’m shocked at what they let me listen to, given that they were fairy strict in other areas.

None for me ,I got to play rock n roll swindle album.. frigging in the rigging was my favourite.
Then Northern soul came into my life.

Nothing. Although Dad wasn’t impressed with Non stop erotic cabaret - Soft Cell.
The album cover was bad enough, luckily I had massive headphones so he couldn’t hear the words 😄

The Sex Pistols, particularly Friggin in the Riggin.

None. I could read and listen to what I liked. They even bought my older sister a Frankie Says Relax t shirt when she was 13. They were aging hippies but weirdly illiberal about random things.

Freak Me by Another Level.

My parents never banned me from listening to any genre of music. I get my love of bands such as Black Sabbath from DF, classical from DM. I still love punk music and country and western.

None.

None, my Dad loved Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

I always wore headphones, my parents would’ve had no clue what I was listening to

None
I wasn’t policed at all but I was fairly sensible too

I wasn't policed either (used to listen in my room, Mum always had Radio 4 on loudly somewhere else in the house). But my tastes were fairly mainstream, 70s/early 80s chart hits and golden oldies from the 60s, Motown etc. My two mainly used to listen to Now CDs when they were younger which were clean versions I think.

None

i listened to the clash, the damned, the ramones