Why do people pretend that music "grows on them"? Either

>>72485914
Stop posting reddit images please

>>72485914
>Either you like it or you don't
That's not true

>>72485914
Sometimes people don't like an album the first time around. OP is retarded.

>>72485914
epik thread XDD

>>72485914
>only listening to first click albums and therefore retaining an unadventurous taste that conforms to your very small comfort zone

I used to hate every song on the king of limbs except seperator, but over time the king of limbs grew on me.


OPEN YOUR MOUTH WIDEEEEEEEEEEEE
the universal sighhhhhhhh

>acquired taste isn't a thing
what the fuck

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>this guy

>>72485914
i bet you think people force themselves to eat anything that isn't caked in salt or sugar

>>72485914
Taking the bait

>hurr I'm OP and my tastes remain stagnant forever
>I dunno man I've just been this patrician since my mom shat me out

This board is so fucking pathetic

>>72485914
You're not entirely wrong OP. And you've clearly triggered several different autists who forced themselves to like /mu/core.

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>>72485914
So much projection.

>>72486600
It's not about forcing yourself to enjoy something. It's the fact that there are subtleties in music that may not be picked up on the first listen.

stop replying to this thread please

>>72486654
That's why I said he's not entirely wrong. Albums often get better after several listens, but there has to be something there for you to return to it in the first place.

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>>72486654
/thread

>>72486600
>forced themselves to like /mu/core.
/mu/core is basically tier 2 pop. You shouldn't have to force yourself to like it. Usually when encountering more difficult music that you are not used to, you need to listen to it several times in order to understand it and then be able to understand other music of similar inaccessibility

Giving a piece of art a second chance is not 'forcing yourself to like it'. People don't do that anyway unless there is external pressure.

Not really caring about music doesn't make you any smarter btw, some of us invest more time in it than you.