How has your musical taste evolved over the years?

My music taste changes every two weeks. But every now and then, I do go back to the artists that I used to obsessively listen to few years ago. I listened to Rammstein when I was in grade 10 a great deal, and I'm listening to it again.

not really.......................

It got better.

Well ever since I can remember I've always liked World music of various kinds but now it's a lot stronger and I like more different kinds. When I was younger I used to like various rock music a lot, but now I don't like anything but the occasional Grateful Dead. I loved rough, folk blues as a kid too (Tampa Red, Howlin' Wolf, Charley Patton, Leadbelly, etc.) and still like it, but not quite as much now. Used to like some American folk and still do (Pete Seeger), including some bluegrass. Liked Jimmie Rodgers, the blue yodeler from the late '20s and still do like some of his stuff. Used to be a big disco/dance music fan for several years but then got tired of it and no longer buy the music.

Hasn't changed since the 60's. Music evolvment basically ended after the mid-80's. There is no more new music worth listening to. Surely not country, rap, whatever it is being played now.

I used to hate country music, now there are some that I like, like "chicken fried" Zack Brown Band.

I like Andre Rieu, classical, big band, 40's & 50's music, good Country

From teenage to that of a maths teacher in his thirties.

I'd say so..I certainly don't listen to boybands anymore..And from 5th-7th grade I only listened to one band..Then I started adding more and more bands..even though I still listen to the same ones.

I still think rap is complete garbage though.

Yes

It has become a lot less commercial.

I love The eels, and John Lennon solo music.

I think it's become a little more refined. I've moved away from mainstream pop music, although I didn't ever listen to that much of it. I always preferred the "alternative" music. I do still like a lot of the same music I used to. I've also lost any tolerance I ever had for very loud music.

It hasn't gotten much more diverse....I like what I like, though I've tried other things.

Didn't they do Novacaine For The Soul? I loved that song.

Widely.

> Didn't they do Novacaine For The Soul? I loved that song.

Yep, that's the first single they released as a band. They are worth checking out. Even though you don't really hear from them anymore, they are still going and have a big loyal fanbase

It 's just become wider. Started off listening to just pop and a few rock bands and a bit of classical when I was a kid and that's just expanded over the years. Still listen to and like the same stuff I did when I was a kid. In fact, I'm listening to a 'Nineties Pop' radio station at the moment..

I'm not sure that it has. Even when I was little, I prized the lyrics over the music (sobbing at Puff the Magic Dragon or Two Little Boys, for example). If anything, the music itself has become increasingly irritating to me. I'll listen to music sometimes, to break the silence, but it's more about having a bit of background noise than anything else.

Yes. Back when I was 42 got a 19 year old girl friend who brought me out of the 60's and introduced me to Goth and Alternative music. She was a BiSexual Witch so I got to experience a whole new world. Now have problems since most women my age are stuck in the 60's and 70's.

lol. I do love my oldies. but the last 2 yrs heavy metal and goth music has entered my space. ty gomez

Poorly, those around me would say. Once upon a time, I listened almost exclusively to classic rock and folk music from the 60's and 70's. Then, when the divorce happened, the classic rock was just grating on my nerves all the time. So, I started listening to classical music, and that is what I listen to most of the time now. I also listen to jazz and blues and different musics from around the world. I especially like Indian sitar music.

> I used to hate country music, now there are some that I like, like
> "chicken fried" Zack Brown Band.


In general, I don't like country music. But when I was younger there was a song called Rose Garden which I liked a lot. I was shocked to discover that it was considered a country song. I also like Ode to Billy Joe by Bobby Gentry. Some John Denver tunes too.

Yes, I used to love show tunes, big band and 30's and 40's music and selective other songs of all other areas. Then I found out it is 'gay' to like happy music. Now I don't like any music.

In a manner of speaking. I'm always open to new things.

Pop to RnB

Just like everything else about me. I peaked around 25 and have been devolving ever since.
I still prefer instrumental to music with obnoxious contemporary vocals. Give me classical and Jazz and I'm happy.