About 7 years ago I listen a lot of Green Day. Don't know why......
I also don't know why I stop listening......
I also don't know why I stop listening......
Bands you used to like
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I used to like Hootie and the Blowfish when I was a little kid and then grew out of them. I used to always like Faith Hill and Celean Dion as well. Not sure where that came from.
EDIT: Ever since I was 12 I've pretty much only listened to Incubus, Rush and Coheed and Cambria as my main bands I like. I listen to a lot of different stuff, but not to the extent to thsoe three.
EDIT: Ever since I was 12 I've pretty much only listened to Incubus, Rush and Coheed and Cambria as my main bands I like. I listen to a lot of different stuff, but not to the extent to thsoe three.
If you like all the same music you liked when you were a teenager you probably have terrible taste in music. I could list pages worth of bands that I grew out of but it would be easier to just sum them all up under the punk genre. Im still angst ridden fuckwad but I appreciate my angst with a little more depth nowadays. Frank turner has alot of interesting musings on punk in some of his songs if you would like to know more I would suggest listening to him.
Oh god I used to love that song! I agree with you mostly, although I never got too invested in Nickleback. I got bored of them after they started giving me deja vu.Daystar Clarion said:
Linkin Park.
Back when they made music, and not wierd sound effects and singing.
And I used to hate Chase and Status before I saw them live. Totally switched my view of them.
Their songs are clearly built for live raves, and not intended to be studio.
Back when they made music, and not wierd sound effects and singing.
And I used to hate Chase and Status before I saw them live. Totally switched my view of them.
Their songs are clearly built for live raves, and not intended to be studio.
A little off topic but I've noticed your avatar. Destablise is a fucking brilliant track is it not? I'm really psyched to see where Enter Shikari go next, they just keep getting better.Captain Pirate said:
Weezer, The hoosiers, Coldplay, snow patrol.
They have been replaced by far superior bands suck as The Killers, Arctic monkeys, The prodigy, Foo Fighters, Muse and Radiohead.
They have been replaced by far superior bands suck as The Killers, Arctic monkeys, The prodigy, Foo Fighters, Muse and Radiohead.
Damn right it is.Daystar Clarion said:
I too can't wait, all I know is when their new album is released, I'm buying the singles, then the solid CD, then seeing them live. Twice.
Think I'll start saving money in preparation now.
The two major bands I used to enjoy have already been mentioned but I feel like, for my post-count sake, that they should be mentioned ANOTHER TIME! Linkin Park, and System Of A Down.
The main difference between the Linkin Park I loved and the one now is how Pop-ish they've become.
S.O.A.D just broke up and quit making music. Being the lack of fresh content they were producing, the song I had kept playing over and over. I tried to preserve S.O.A.D in my heart by replacing their current spot with other bands. However, once I returned, I found their songs to still be repetitive. So I moved on. I found a love in non-metal rock. I started to listen to more alternative bands like the Arctic Monkeys and, Arcade Fire, and Radiohead.
The main difference between the Linkin Park I loved and the one now is how Pop-ish they've become.
S.O.A.D just broke up and quit making music. Being the lack of fresh content they were producing, the song I had kept playing over and over. I tried to preserve S.O.A.D in my heart by replacing their current spot with other bands. However, once I returned, I found their songs to still be repetitive. So I moved on. I found a love in non-metal rock. I started to listen to more alternative bands like the Arctic Monkeys and, Arcade Fire, and Radiohead.
In Flames. I haven't stopped listening to them though, I just pretend Clayman was the last album they released before breaking up and this makes my brain feel happier 
I guess Offspring, Papa Roach and KoRn should be on that list too. I can still enjoy them if I hear them somewhere but I never put them on out of choice.
I guess Offspring, Papa Roach and KoRn should be on that list too. I can still enjoy them if I hear them somewhere but I never put them on out of choice.
I'm going to agree Novskij on this one and defend Nile. I like the theme of the music which adds an additional element and feel to a stale genre and I enjoy hearing a death metal band that doesn't just buy into the usual anti establishment lyrical content or gore. I also quite enjoy Arch Enemy as well, not because they are "badass" or because I think it makes me look cool but because I enjoy some fast paced, catchy guitar work and a solid vocal performance. Sure there are better bands out there, but that doesn't stop me enjoying their work.Novskij said:I think they have decent songwriting, but ofcourse no where near the best, even within Death Metal.Duffeknol said:technicality for the sake of being technical does not equal good songwriting or good musicianship or even being generally 'good', so that statement is false.Novskij said:Nile is good though.Duffeknol said:
