At age 14 I had Jimi Hendrix, Beatles, Cream, Chicago, Miles Davis... what you have justin beaver?

Makes me sad my kid is going to love the shite that plays on the radio today! LOL

I guess I was very fortunate in having older siblings. At the "critical" ages mentioned in the video, I was listening to a wide variety of music genres; from Elvis, to the soundtrack of Oklahoma!, to Jan Peerce. My tastes in music now are still as varied, Pink Floyd (David Gilmour), Paul Simon, and Roy Orbison being among the top of my favorites.

But, I also enjoy many classical selections, as well as Zydeco, Bluegrass, and Hawaiian (modern, as characterized by IZ, and classic, as characterized by Gabby Pahinui), amongst several other genres. I think the most beautiful piece of music I've ever heard is Schubert's Ave Maria, which I heard for the first time in the movie Prizzi's Honor.

Being born in 1949, my musical preferences were mostly grounded in late 60's and early 70's, which would have put me closer to my 20's. So, I guess I would have to admit to arrested development.

Not sure this is all that applicable to me. While I can recall much of what I listened to and enjoyed at 14, some of it stuck with me and some of it fell by the wayside. I also have a broader palette these days and some of what I choose to listen to now, I would never have contemplated at that age.