Music You've Rediscovered
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Yes, that happened to me. When I was about 14 and McFly came out I was really into their music. After a year or two, I went through that, "I wanna be cool, so I'll ditch anything associated with kids" phase, and stopped listening to them.
Last summer though, got back into them, and even bought one of the albums I missed when I was trying to be cool.
Last summer though, got back into them, and even bought one of the albums I missed when I was trying to be cool.
I found an old Mew-CD I bought several years ago. Started listening to it and now it's re-accepted into my iPod!
I used to listen to TOP a lot when I was in high-school, but when I tried to go back to them recently because I remembered them as being so great, I didn't feel any connection. I guess I've grown out of the sound they had. It's too sweet and clean, and I like my funk like I like my women: Black, raw and dirty (lame I know.. sorry) (Soul lifters, Funkadelic, Fred & the new JB's)pantsoffdanceoff said:
If it's "Frengers" you're talking about, then I totally agree, that's a sweet album with some great songs, especially "Comforting Sounds" wchich works surprisingly well!Woundingisfun said:
I just picked up Nirvana, seeing as it's the aniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, I had forgotten how much I like them.
I was a street punk for a good few years. In that time period all I listened to was street punk, crust punk, oi!, thrash punk and just the fastest, hardest shit within those genres. When I stopped listening to it I remembered all the other bands I used to listen to before punk. It was a massive and great rediscovering. In addition it made me broaden my musical horizons a lot further resulting in a fairly eclectic library.
It is! I used to love them but it kinda daffed off when I started listening to metal and some of the harder varieties of rock.. Not quite friends, and not quite strangers!Uskis said:
its strange with metallica. I generally like everything pre black album, and for some reason over time convince myself that i don't like the black album. Then every few months i feel the need to stick it back on and bask in its glory. Also redescovered pearl jam with the re-release of ten. Incubus as well. Oh Judas priest as well can't seem to get enough of them again now.
Was the movie any good?Aqualung said:I just went to see I Love You, Man tonight, and totally remembered how awesome Vampire Weekend is.
On topic: just yesterday I rediscovered how awesome O.A.R is
Yeah, it was really good. Projectile vomiting is always a chuckle.Flap Jack452 said:Was the movie any good?Aqualung said:I just went to see I Love You, Man tonight, and totally remembered how awesome Vampire Weekend is.
On topic: just yesterday I rediscovered how awesome O.A.R is
Woundingisfun said:Hehe.. I remember I didn't know what it meant until a girl told me on Roskilde Festival '05 the day they performed. I think it's a nice little word-thing, definitely something worth remembering.Uskis said:It is! I used to love them but it kinda daffed off when I started listening to metal and some of the harder varieties of rock.. Not quite friends, and not quite strangers!
Well, years ago I heard the band Clutch on my local rock radio station, there were only like 2 or 3 songs that they would ever play, and I decided "Hey, I like these guys pretty well." I even went to a concert they played in a city near here, but all I knew were those songs I'd heard on the radio, so I wasn't really feelin' it.
But later, I listened to a lot more of them on Pandora and stuff like that, and realized there was hardly a song by them that I didn't love! I also think it took some maturation, some "growing into it", to really appreciate the music properly (it's pretty deep stuff, really). So now they're my favorite band and I have almost all of their CD's I just went to another concert they put on about a month ago, and I had a blast!
But later, I listened to a lot more of them on Pandora and stuff like that, and realized there was hardly a song by them that I didn't love! I also think it took some maturation, some "growing into it", to really appreciate the music properly (it's pretty deep stuff, really). So now they're my favorite band and I have almost all of their CD's
I just went to another concert they put on about a month ago, and I had a blast!
Justice and the self titled albums?!? Are you a 'tard? Master of Puppets owns most anything in metal. The Black album got a lot of people into Metallica, but it's the very definition of selling out. Everything pre-Black album is so much better.Mutough said:
