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wolverine
03-04-02, 01:11 PM
Do you still listen to the same type music as you did when you were a teenager? Or have your tastes changed?
My taste has changed. I am no longer caught up in trends. AI loved grunge when it came out. I never got into any pop music though, but now I find myself liking anything that is unpopular. I have always been a metalhead, but since the metal scene has turned to rap-metal(Linkin Park) or whiney metal (Limp Bizkit, Korn) I have turned my attention to punk. Punk will never be mainstream, the bands I like will always feel like they are mine alone. I was a big Metallica fan, still am to some degree, but when they broke through I hated to see girls I went to skool with wear Metallica t-shirts after they turned there noses to them before. I just went off on a totally tangent, sorry.
But anyway, I still listen to some bands I did in high skool (mind you I'm only 26), but I don't mosh it up anymore. I feel a little too old to do that. Maybe I'm not, but i like to sit back and watcht he band now. Although when the right band comes along I am right in the middle, ie. Slayer. I still like the hard stuff, but I have allowed some music into my rotation I never would had a few years ago, ie. Dido, Sade.
Freakshow
03-04-02, 02:49 PM
A lot is the same. I was big into metal in high school. Maiden, Ozzy, Dio. But like Gutter, if they got TOO popular...they lost something. I hated it when Queensryche was all over MTV.
Lately I've been digging stuff like Collective Soul. I'm not into NU-METAL. I couldn't adapt.
Superfluous_Nut
03-04-02, 03:10 PM
I went to high school in the 80's. I never like that crap then and I don't like it now. I grew up on "classic rock" -- not of my own choosing, I had brothers that listened to Zep, the Who, Cream, the Yardbirds, the Stones, etc. Pink Floyd was always a fave -- still is. I was way into Rush, but alas, I'm not permitted to listen to it very much because nobody else likes it. Oh well.
My musical interests HAVE changed a bit, but really, I tend to think my tastes have stayed pretty constant and the music being put out either is what I like or it's not. In the 90's, there was lots to choose from. Before, then not a lot. Now, not a lot either.
I have recognized, tho, that there are different types of music for different purposes. My "listening to" music is one thing, but when hanging out with folks, you need something else -- generally something not very aggressive. Music for a party is a whole different thing as well -- it's nothing I'd like to just sit down and listen to, but it IS something I'd like to have playing in the background with a bunch of people over getting drunk.
Overall I like laid back music. I can get into hard rock but not metal, I generally go for the laid back pop rather than the dance groove, the groove R&B rather than the up tempo, the ballad rather than the fad. So that won't often change.
i've heard that the music you liked in high school/college is the kind of music that you like the rest of your life.
i'm glad i listened to a lot of different music during those years because i'd hate to be stuck with only pop or country or salsa the rest of my life. :)
QueenCityHillbilly
03-05-02, 07:34 AM
Originally posted by gutter
Dido
Dude, you were calling me gay?
Dido is cool.
And to quote the title of this thread, does it stay the same, for most it does. But for Larry, it takes a sharp curve to the right.:D :D :D
Oh yeah...big time
In Junior High is was R&B (New Edition) then in High School I became alternative mad man (311) and now in college it's a bit of everything.
Originally posted by gutter
Dido is cool.
And to quote the title of this thread, does it stay the same, for most it does. But for Larry, it takes a sharp curve to the right.:D :D :D
it's to the left. and it's not really a curve as much as it's just a directional shift at the base.
like if you thought of normal being 0 degrees and all the way to the right being 90 degrees, all the way to the left being -90 degrees, then it's about -20.
Originally posted by LarryD
like if you thought of normal being 0 degrees and all the way to the right being 90 degrees, all the way to the left being -90 degrees, then it's about -20.
I have seen it all now.
Here we are using geometry to discuss the curvature of Larry's dick in a thread about musical tastes. Let me dig out my protractor.
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:D :D :cool:
it's not curved. it's a straight angle.
:)
whatever... :)
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damn now I'm going to have that nursery rhyme in my head all day...
I can get into Dido. I don't listen to Thank You much because it's been done a billion times but most of the album tracks are decent.
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