What age did you start to listen music properly?
What age did you start to listen music properly?
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Probably 12 or 13
14 when I first listened to Dark Side of the Moon
holy shit me too
7
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10-11 when I discovered the Beatles
I was a Linkin Park fan before that lol
but linkin park is good too
Hybrid Theory and Meteora are great albums. LP gets too much hate.
>listen music properly
what do you mean
With at least $20k in HiFi gear and a specialized room. You know, where you feel bass kicks squeezing you lungs.
A majority of kids like whatever is played to them without much critical thought. He means the age where you actually started to develop a taste of your own.
11 when i started listening to the doors
15 when I listened to ItCoCK for the first time
COCK changed my life when I was 15 too.
When I first heard this at 11
Not real music
filtered
I never have
probably 9-10. didnt develop my current taste until 12-13 though. stayin strong at 23 with the same taste kekw
12 or 13
I feel like it's a fallacy to try to pinpoint a specific point in time. There are varying DEGREES of listening to music properly and understanding music. There's no such thing as "before, I was a fool. But now, I know everything". You will always be a fool. You're just less of a fool than you were yesterday.
nope, I objectively have better music taste than everyone else.
>t. likes Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj
Not the anon you replied to, but I once got high and cried to Super Bass
First properly enjoyed wherever I may roam when I was 7, listened to nevermind as a first album when I was 14
Mid teens when I got into Punk,Prog,and Mrtal Music.
18
I was around 12. I got into rock because of kds-t from gta san andreas
11
Probably not until I was 14 or 15. I only really started to understand my music taste at 19.
I didn't really start listening to music besides what my parents listened to until I was 15 or 16. I got into soundcloud nitecore, wave, witch house, and some rap stuff, and then finally decided to pay for streaming when I was like 18 and became obsessed.
I like pretty much everything except country
When my friend introduced me to Joy Division.
14
10 or 11 years old when I first heard seven nation army. My taste somewhat stabilised at 15 when i got into Boris, GY!BE, and Windy & Carl.
14 when I got into AC/DC.
19, I'm 30 now
I've always been too picky to like anything put in front of me, I've always had to dig through the shit everyone else likes to find something good
Something like 15-16. I really developed a deeper relationship with music when I was broke my hand and had to stay home alone for most of the day for 2 months with no internet. So all I had was MTV, a few tv channels and a music playlist someone sent me. When I healed I started to listen to music somewhat seriously, download albums instead of limiting myself to downloading mp3s of youtube MVs..
I remember i was making deep purple, beatles and eminem mixes and burning them on cds with a friend when i was like 10. But i started properly listening to music when i was 12 and got into skrillex
I was 12 or something, discovered Jeff Buckley downloading The OC from limewire. Listening to Mojo Pin completely changed how much I cared about music. Before that music was just whatever was on radio or music television.
I was 8 wnen I started listening to scooter
13 when i started listening to Dethklok and Death
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>Discover Queen at like 13
>Realize there's better music than Eminem and Skrillex
>Discover a bunch of other rock bands
>Realize that Queen is shit and there's better music out there
Idk why did specifically Queen do this to me but I was obsessed for a while and then realized they were dogass after discovering similar but better bands. They pretty much pushed me into the music world.
There are many better bands than Queen, but that doesn't mean they're bad. Why can't you just respect them for what they are instead of insulting them to bolster other bands?
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