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I would make a mix tape that lasted for 5 days with music of every genre.

I'd give them a mixed tape, of my two favorite songs in every genre.
But, if you haven't heard music, you're probably deaf considering we hear music everyday weather it be on television or a mobile phone ringtone, we hear it.

I would just burn a CD of my music and give it to him.

I would give to them upon a lavender pillow, every Beatles album, Daft Punk's, and Justice's album Cross. Also a little classical for the refined touch. --
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lol, I think some of you guys are taking the "virgin" part a little too seriously. Of course he would listen to some music, what is whistling? it is a type of music and birds are all around us. :]

Yes, Metallica! But sometimes it might be a little to 'hard' for some, so probably some 80s. I've never met someone who didn't like a song from the 80s. =w= Like 'Don't Stop Believing"

Recovery by Eminem.

Wow, this is hard. Sasquatchcarrot, could I make a mix tape, or does it have to be an album released by an artist?

Well if would have to be an album not created by me I would give them Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd or Possibly Wish you Were Here or The Wall, I would probably have a hard time deciding which Pink Floyd album.
If I could make it myself the CD would contain a mixture of songs by Pink Floyd, Whitesnake, The Police, Don Henley, The Eagles, AC/DC, Billy Joel, CCR (Credence Clearwater Revival if you don't know), Joe Walsh, Journey, Queen, Van Halen, Styx possibly some .38 Special, Bryan Adams, Golden Earring, or Apocalyptica. Maybe a few others but that is all I can think off of the top of my head.
And I might also need a very high capacity CD......

i see you like pink floyd... i never really like them, i could like a few of their songs but they are too melow. I'm more of a rock/metal person. I'm really liking breaking benjamin atm.

I'd give them some Muse

Hmm, I'd go with "2112", by Rush. That or "The Best of Pantera: Far Beyond the Great Southern Cowboys' Vulgar Hits!", by Pantera.

Disturbed Asylum for rock/metal. Beethoven for Classical. Eminem for rap. Katy Perry for pop. Alan Jackson for country. AC/DC for classic rock. Bob Marely for reggae. And... I'll think of more later.

hemm welll i dont know and tis is impossible but i guess just have him listen too all the radio stations i know and then youtube FtW

Sabaton for metal,Bach for Classical,Eminem for rap,The Beatles for pop. Johhny Cash for country. The Who for classic rock.

This list is exactly what I gave my friend. He is now like the music master. He knows like everything about music.