The evolution of your music taste

PAAATE · 04-08-2014, 08:04 AM

I never cared for music before the age of 13. I might've enjoyed the occasional song on the radio, but that's about it. When I was 13 I discovered nu metal and became obsessed with it, then a brief period of nu metal/hip hop/pop music, then back to only nu metal.

At about the age of 16, my taste in music went in a heavier direction and I listened to only thrash, black and death metal.

Then, at the age of 22, I heard Gangnam Style and my taste in music did a 180. I still enjoy metal occasionally, but I mostly listen to k-pop now.

Like you, I can enjoy most genres. I never understood the appeal of reggae, but that's the one genre I never "understood".

(Btw, the fact that I enjoy most genres is the main reason I prefer k-pop over western commercial pop; the experimentation and broadness of genres/sounds that k-pop has, and western pop severely lacks. All k-pop is clearly influenced by western pop (unlike j-pop, which in my opinion is unlistenable trash), but it's basically western pop done right.)

04-08-2014, 08:04 AM	#2
PAAATE Stone Warrior Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sweden Posts: 993	I never cared for music before the age of 13. I might've enjoyed the occasional song on the radio, but that's about it. When I was 13 I discovered nu metal and became obsessed with it, then a brief period of nu metal/hip hop/pop music, then back to only nu metal. At about the age of 16, my taste in music went in a heavier direction and I listened to only thrash, black and death metal. Then, at the age of 22, I heard Gangnam Style and my taste in music did a 180. I still enjoy metal occasionally, but I mostly listen to k-pop now. Like you, I can enjoy most genres. I never understood the appeal of reggae, but that's the one genre I never "understood". (Btw, the fact that I enjoy most genres is the main reason I prefer k-pop over western commercial pop; the experimentation and broadness of genres/sounds that k-pop has, and western pop severely lacks. All k-pop is clearly influenced by western pop (unlike j-pop, which in my opinion is unlistenable trash), but it's basically western pop done right.) __________________ I'm a member. I forgot about it, so now I'm a remember.