Back then vs Now - What you used to listen too, what you listen to today.

Discussion in 'Other Music' started by Duragon, Oct 10, 2012.

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    wakadoodle

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    ^Pretty long list there, but just for your information, Breaking Benjamin didn't broke up. They are on hiatus.
    And also, great to see another Slipknot hater here! xD
     
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    RiderSSPU

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    Well you know what I mean when I say that.

    Yeah, Slip Knot sucks but I do love Stone Sour
     
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    LeoMPhillyFan

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    Wasn't really big into music until 7th grade but before that I listened to at assorted times:
    Nsync (shut up. I had three sisters)
    Blink-182
    Yellowcard
    Linkin Park (Just Meteora era)
    Simple Plan
    Yellowcard
    Fall Out Boy
    Good Charlotte
    All American Rejects
    Bon Jovi

    Then in 7th Grade I started listening to the radio and got really into the rap that was on the radio at the time (Low was my favorite song at the time to give the timeframe)

    Artists I listened to in 8th-10th Grade (but don't at all anymore or if I do barely):
    Flo Rida
    T.I.
    Akon
    T-pain
    Usher
    Ne-Yo
    Drake
    All the aformentioned bands
    Breaking Benjamin
    Post-grunge (Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, etc.)
    random pop crossover rap hits
    Chingy
    The Fray
    One Republic
    B.O.B
    Classic rock songs I got into because of Rock Band 2
    Eminem
    Em, LP, and Blink are the only artists I still listen to regularly

    Then sophomore/junior year it all changed (I'm currently a senior) and I started to get sick at what the radio was playing and started to branch out and discovering bands/songs on youtube and radio 104.5.; my local alternative station which I started to listen to religiously.
    I also discovered Childish Gambino and started to realize there was good rap outside of the radio.
    Stuff I've got into since then:
    Sum 41
    Rage Against The Machine
    Incubus
    Red Hot Chili Peppers
    Weezer
    2pac
    311
    Chiddy Bang
    Jay-Z (oddly I didn't listen to him when I was in my radio rap phase)
    The Killers
    Lupe Fiasco
    Muse
    Nirvana
    Radiohead
    Rise Against
    Sublime
    U2
    Foo Fighters
    Beastie Boys
    and many more...
    This list is ever growing as every week I seem to find a new artist or song I love.
    I stay away from the radio now; aside from alternative stations and the only songs I like on pop radio are the indie crossovers that have been so successful lately and the rare good hip hop song (Niggas In Paris, for one)
     
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    wakadoodle

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    But Slipknot and Stone Sour, they aren't the same right?
     
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    ernieball003

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    If they were the same they'd be Slipknot and Slipknot.
     
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    lime treacle

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    :dafuq:
     
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    wakadoodle

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    I remember how I used to love them and fangirl about them, but now I dislike them :lol:
     

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