Changing tastes in music

12-15-- modern rock// 90s shit// soft metal
16-18-- folk, musical theatre

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What happened? Ha

[nodnarbusn]

Originally Posted by MegaMatt

My point is you can still favour one more than the other :P I like hip hop that has a good bassline and beat but don't really like rap as much because theres not really anything else to really enjoy other than the lyrics and the artist's way of speaking them. But that's not to say I don't like rap in my hip hop, you get the idea. And Deathcore is technically considered a branch of metal but it's basically the production of two subgenres of metal coming together, which makes the actual metal in it pretty diluted. If a bunch of deathcore bands were putting on a show together it would be misleading to call it a metal show.

Rap and hip hop are not the same genre. They are just in the same REALM, also deathcore bands generally always call their shows "metal" shows around here if you say "core" all the real metal heads wont come and the faggot hxc kids wont go because they are too pretentious for the "core" label XD.
but ill play.

10-13 or so:
blink 182
ramones
clash
at the drive in
sum 41
nofx and a buch of epitaph/fat wreck poppy punk

14-17:
same as above but dropped the pop punk XD
got realllly into ska around this point in time, the toasters, op ivy, skatalites ect SOME 3rd wave. Started listening to tons of thrash about this point too.

17-22(present):
Still love punk ,ska and metal. Started to listen to folk a couple years back, lots of old and more lyrical hip hop in the vein of immortal technique, dead prez, del the funkee homosaipien, mos def ect.. i generally like just about all music nowadays with the exception of electronic/one of its million subgenres, I like my music to have some passion to it. You rob music of lyrics and real instruments and you get garbage with absolutely no soul. My tastes in metal have broadened into black metal and doom metal mainly nowadays. Folk has become very important to me after discovering townes van zandt, even some countyish folk singers like guy clark. Essentially i have delved into genres i would have never considered at a younger age ... it kinda blows my mind, as well as the others who get the honor of rooting through my 16k itunes songs ^^. I still listen to alot of guilty pleasure stuff.. blink, at the drive in, the cure... everyyyything .

[Kristian4th]

I've always listened to pop-punk since I was about 13, I listened to bands like Green Day (American Idiot), Simple Plan, Blink 182 (which remains one of my favorite bands), and I still have a huge love for modern pop-punk bands like Agent, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard and The Story So Far, Handguns, Transit, Act As One etc.

I'm mostly interested in a lot of hardcore bands, specifically War Hound, Turnstile, Bulldoze, Trapped Under Ice, Backtrack (probably my favorite), H20, Disobey, Downpresser, Mindset, First Blood, United Youth, Focused Minds, Twitching Tongues, Kicked In (another favorite) etc.

At the moment my favorite band is called Basement. I absolutely love every single one of their tracks, I've got a lot of Basement merch. They're sort of doom-punk, depressing songs undeniably but I think they're so heartfelt.

I've always loved The Streets, as well, they're a UK hiphop/garage kind of mixture, I've listened to them since "a grand don't come for free" and when they broke up last year I was gutted.

[FloydZeppelin]

Wow, you listen to literally the same shit I do. My tastes really aren't that broad. I tend to not listen to anything that's in this current or the previous decade.

Also, I think you forgot the Everclear.

And Pavement? I think you're the first person to know who that is. God I remember being like 7 listening to all of their music videos on the Crooked Rain VHS.

[nodnarbusn]

Out of pop punk im a 90s kid for sure, the rest just doesnt have the same vibe.. maybe its a nostalgia thing but i was listening to blink's cheshire cat and dude ranch this morning. You just cant fuck with that as far as poppunk goes. NFG self titled with better off dead on it is a guilty pleasure in a similar vein

[FaceFalling]

8-14 was preety much anything 70s rock, like pink floyd and rush..
15 to current - I made a dramatic change to hip hop... what I listen to now is artists like logic, ofwgkta, kanye, 3 6 mafia, kid cudi, lupe and thingslikethat.

[JohnK]

listened to gay radio shit, mostly everythang till i was like 15. then i finally came into my own and found what i liked, in hip hop. started off with mostly mainstream hip hop i found through radio and etc. since i was about 17 and a half, my hip hop taste has evolved and i've gotten into more underground and oldschool hip hop (at least in new zealand terms, nobody here listens to shit i listen to).

12-15
my chemical romance
panic! at the disco
fall out boy
linkin park
foo fighters
red jumpsuit apparatus
lil wayne
gym class heroes
chris brown
kanye west

15-17
kanye west
drake
kid cudi
lupe fiasco
wiz khalifa
jay-z

17-present
(still rocking all the stuff in the 15-17 years group)
tyler the creator
earl sweat
a$ap
childish gambino
nas
wu-tang
kendrick lamar
curren$y
elzhi

[Davidp123]

I haven't really changed tastes in music but I listen to a broad spectrum of different genres of music.

On a regular day I can listen to all these artists.

Eminem
Paramore
Slaughterhouse
Taylor Swift (<-----lol)
Fallout Boy
Joe Budden
Kendrick Lamar
Jcole
Adele
Linkin Park
Big Sean
Meek Mill
Mac Miller
Kid Cudi
Hopsin
Gym Class Heroes
and many other artists

[loyal to da game]

growing up all i listened to was tupac & some 50 cent and maybe whatever was on the radio lol

the only real year that i didn't listen to mainly hiphop was last year when i took an interest in electronica (still do listen to it here n there).

[Code Black *BANNED*]

I used to listen alot of rock but these days it's mostly electronic music.