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Posted by Semirk on Dec-11-2005 12:45:

Music taste over the years

My music taste has changed quite considerably over recent years but the thing that makes me most curious is why i can't look back on a certain phase of musical taste.

For example my taste follows a path like this:

Trance/Hard House > Techno > Progressive > House > Techno > Minimal/Electro

I can't even bring myself to listen to much (ok there are the odd exceptions with my absolute favourite tracks) of what I used to listen to. I like my music a bit too upto date maybe.

Has anyone else got this problem and know why they cant look back through the years at their old music taste?


Posted by Redd on Dec-11-2005 13:04:

It's pretty easy isn't it; your tastes have changed, you don't like what you used to. And you certainly don't listen to music you don't like do you?


Posted by DJ Cinos on Dec-11-2005 13:06:

OLD!

But basically my taste went like this:

Euro -> Epic -> Non-epic -> Psy -> Goa -> Downbeat/ambient.


Posted by Grrrrr on Dec-11-2005 13:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
OLD!

But basically my taste went like this:

Euro -> Epic -> Non-epic -> Psy -> Goa -> Downbeat/ambient.


I bet a lot of people's lists will start out like that, mine certainly does. I think i'm currently in the non-epic -> psy phase


Posted by gurra on Dec-11-2005 13:16:

over the last years something like this...

99% goa/psy -> trance -> progressive -> techno & house -> everything


Posted by Redd on Dec-11-2005 13:18:

don't mean to be a nazi, but he didn't ask for peoples lists?


Posted by Allied Nations on Dec-11-2005 13:27:

Picotto -> Psy -> Epic -> Funky House -> House -> Prog -> Tech -> techno - > psy

now its just a blur of the last 4


Posted by Allied Nations on Dec-11-2005 13:28:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
OLD!

But basically my taste went like this:

Euro -> Epic -> Non-epic -> Psy -> Goa -> Downbeat/ambient.


I find it funny how you differentiate between psy and goa.


Posted by Cloud on Dec-11-2005 13:41:

cheese-> trance -> Progressive trance -> electro -> progressive house / soundtracky


Posted by DJ Cinos on Dec-11-2005 13:53:

quote:
Originally posted by dinoXpress
I find it funny how you differentiate between psy and goa.


I only do it because they're two different genres.


Posted by Ian on Dec-11-2005 14:21:

Re: Music taste over the years

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Balti
My music taste has changed quite considerably over recent years but the thing that makes me most curious is why i can't look back on a certain phase of musical taste.

For example my taste follows a path like this:

Trance/Hard House > Techno > Progressive > House > Techno > Minimal/Electro

I can't even bring myself to listen to much (ok there are the odd exceptions with my absolute favourite tracks) of what I used to listen to. I like my music a bit too upto date maybe.

Has anyone else got this problem and know why they cant look back through the years at their old music taste?


actually a true music fan will always have a place in his heart for his history & what he's grown up on, and while not being into the newer stuff from the genres will never 'not' listen to things, it smells a bit too much of what many people do, which is pretty much hump whatevers cool then turn their back on it when something else comes along that's cooler.

while we're on that note.

disco/old rock > dance/euro > jungle/hardcore (oldskool) > hardcore/trancecore > trance (with mixings of club, house & hardhouse) > techno/psy/goa/ambient/chillout

however I still listen to whatever I want to regardless of how old it is. once a good track, always a good track.


Posted by Marc Summers on Dec-11-2005 14:37:

classic rock > metal > rock > pop rock > rap > techno > house > trance > hard trance > trance > almost everything

I really like most kinds of music


Posted by Semirk on Dec-11-2005 15:12:

Re: Re: Music taste over the years

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
actually a true music fan will always have a place in his heart for his history & what he's grown up on, and while not being into the newer stuff from the genres will never 'not' listen to things, it smells a bit too much of what many people do, which is pretty much hump whatevers cool then turn their back on it when something else comes along that's cooler.

while we're on that note.

disco/old rock > dance/euro > jungle/hardcore (oldskool) > hardcore/trancecore > trance (with mixings of club, house & hardhouse) > techno/psy/goa/ambient/chillout

however I still listen to whatever I want to regardless of how old it is. once a good track, always a good track.


I never said that I never listen to any old stuff, only the true great tracks that deserved to be listened to. Basicly theres a lot of shite I've thankfully grown out of. Your a true music fan I suppose/ Whereas i'm not? Is that your general argument? I neither jump on any badnwagons because its cool if i did that i'd have an emo fringe.


Posted by Allied Nations on Dec-11-2005 15:20:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
I only do it because they're two different genres.


No just because here in india its all Trance..

Morning sounds ("Goa" im guessing)

and

Night sounds ("psy" im guessing)


Posted by Sykonee on Dec-11-2005 16:58:

Re: Re: Music taste over the years

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
actually a true music fan will always have a place in his heart for his history & what he's grown up on, and while not being into the newer stuff from the genres will never 'not' listen to things, it smells a bit too much of what many people do, which is pretty much hump whatevers cool then turn their back on it when something else comes along that's cooler.

Agreed on this. I still whip out some of my old euro albums like 2 Unlimted and Snap! whenever I'm in the mood without a hint of shame. And even music before the Great Electronic Renaissance, I still listen to (well, except for Raffi, of course). I guess it helps I was into stuff like The Police, Boney M, The Beach Boys, and Tears For Fears for a good chunk of my childhood, music that doesn't seem to age at all.

I may not listen to some albums as frequently as others, of course, but that doesn't mean I still don't enjoy the stuff coming out of a Type O Negative or Tea Party or Bone Thugs-N-Harmony release the odd time I do throw it on.

However, that one I.C.P. album...


Posted by ZuLi on Dec-11-2005 17:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Redd
It's pretty easy isn't it; your tastes have changed, you don't like what you used to. And you certainly don't listen to music you don't like do you?

exactly....ur taste has evolved
if i remember correctly, Sander K once said to a member of this forum when asked about the same subject "we all grow up"


Posted by Abhay on Dec-12-2005 12:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
classic rock > metal > rock > pop rock > rap > techno > house > trance > hard trance > trance > almost everything

I really like most kinds of music



similar to mine...

slow rock> metal> Hip-Hop/rap > EDM (hell, i wasnt sure wat i was listening to) > Trance/House/Hardhouse/Techno..


for me, trance is the BIGGEST by far. in the last group, but i listen to a bit of everything else.

I really don't wanna loose the love of trance .. i'm happy to spread my wings slowly, and not loose the emotion and feeling i get from trance...

I'd hate for that to happen. BUt I still want to experience other genres and "expand".


Posted by Zinger on Dec-12-2005 13:57:

quote:
Originally posted by gurra
over the last years something like this...

99% goa/psy -> trance -> progressive -> techno & house -> everything


Everything!!!!!!!



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