>ITT: describe how you got into listening to music/what you listen to now
>in middle school, start listening to inoffensive stuff like beatles, queen, stones
>retard kid with a fedora introduces me to Linkin Park on the bus
>instantly become a cringy rapfag, listening to primarily eminem, but then branching out to lots of hip hop and being smug about my SHEER KNOWLEDGE of hip hop
>one day my mother is playing Post by Bjork in the house
>really strikes something within me, almost immediately abandon shithop
>branch out to electronic, folk, rock, metal, the list goes on
>really love music at this point, listen a couple hours a day
>come across /mu/ few years ago
>turn into a smug asshole who hates most music
thanks for reading my blog now post yours
I feel like I'm still in that pleb state
Like I haven't found a genre or an album to listen to that brings me the same feeling I get when I listen to the stuff I already do.
Maybe I'm just anxious.
Nice idea for a thread anon, your mum has patrician taste too
>be 10 years old
>forced to play piano but don't really care about music
>see video for sex on fire
>suddenly realise i really want to do that
>force dad to buy the same kind of guitar
>get into music via youtube recs (used to be alright for that back in '08) and wikipedia, so now I'm into garage rock and southern rock
>hear nirvana, age 14
>immediately fall in love
>get into all the old grunge bands, with soundgarden as favourites
>hear sdre age 15
>get into all the second wave emo stuff, braid, weezer, the list goes on
>torrent 1001 albums to hear before you die around this time
>basically been working through that ever since
>broadens my tastes somewhat
>also start listening to actually new music around this time, ironically so i could understand what todd in the shadows or the rap critic were on about
>find /mu/ last year
>get into shoegaze
That's about where I am now
>junior high, start listening to dubstep and christian rock
>later in junior high, get into classic rock
>sister gets me into twenty one pilots
>get introduced to vaporwave by the internet
>friend introduces me to gorillaz, probably around 9th grade
>currently 11th grade, listening to almost anything
>>75027590
It's not clear, but i meant recs off other Kings of Leon videos, and their wiki page, hence the garage/southern rock
>>75027347
>started listening to music seriously in high school, mainly alt-rock and grunge.
>some girl shows me Of Mice and Men. I find it's too heavy.
>felt like a pussy, so I started listening to some metal.
>got into nu-metal, then just went further and further down the rabbit hole.
>black metal is what really opened up music for me. Loved the atmosphere of it, as well as the lo-fi style.
>now I listen mainly to noise, power electronics, drone, and metal. All because I felt emasculated in high school.
>happy it worked out that way though, I love noise these days.
>stuff happened
>then stuff happened
>always open to stuff
>i mock people for liking stuff i don't but i don't actually care
burp good thread post it on a simpsonwave video
>>75027347
>Listened to my parents' CDs when I was 6-7
>Amazed by Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, starting getting really into the idea of listening to albums in elementary school
>Start checking out CDs from the library, as well as those "Encyclopedia of Rock Music" type books
>Write down every five-star album and set out to buy them at my local record store (my first music purchases were (What's the Story) Morning Glory? and American Beauty)
>Listening to more and more CDs from the library
>Mind blown by Weezer's Blue Album and Beck's Guero
>Determine that I should be interested in "alternative rock" at about 5th grade
>Meanwhile, read a SPIN magazine retrospective book, intrigued by the cover of Selected Ambient Works 85-92, start listening to Aphex Twin
>Pretensions about electronic music not being "real music" dropped, music tastes now expanding at an alarming rate
>Start using Grooveshark to listen to They Might Be Giants and discover new artists, get into Ween and Butthole Surfers in 7th grade
>/r/Music leads me to /mu/ and RYM, start listening through all the albums in the RYM charts at around freshman year of high school
>Really interested in post-rock, neo-psych, IDM, krautrock, third stream, etc. by sophomore year
>Been listening like crazy since high school
>>75027844
picklerick posters are worse than R&M fans
>>75027863
no fucking clue what that means
>>75027615
11th grade is underage
>>75027985
he might be barely 18 but anyways that has to be bait
>grow up in a Christian home
>haha no son secular music is evil, here have a WOW compilation of Christian ripoff bands
>watch Pirates of the Caribbean at a friend's house
>HOLY SHIT HANS ZIMMER IS A GOD
>start listening to classical and soundtracks, which my parents thankfully don't mind
>my parents buy me a video game called SpaceHaste 2 for my b'day
>unknown to them the game had a built in soundtrack you could play on a CD player
>the music was by Hallucinogen, Ott and Shpongle
>HOLY FUCK ELECTRONIC MUSIC IS LITERALLY DRUGS ALSO I JUST REALIZED I'M GAY
>go to college
>parents give me a laptop
>in between near endless porn sessions and occasional studying, I catch up on the world of music I missed
It's been six years and I am still endlessly enamored by the world of music, every genre holds something unique and worthwhile and fascinating. I have over 3,000 artists in my library and I don't ever plan on stopping my musical exploration
I felt like listening to Metallica once
I got absorbed and now I'm autistic