How has your music taste changed over the past few years?

It went from

Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Linkin Park - The Blackout, Yellowcard, Enter Shikari - Bring Me The Horizon, A Day To Remember, Escape The Fate - Queens Of The Stone Age, Muse, The Strokes - Two Door Cinema Club, Arcade Fire, The Cribs - Foals, The Flaming Lips, Doherty.

I used to listen to the charts a lot, didn't really mind what it was - pop, r&b, soul... but I'm now more into underground, grime/garage, and classic hip hop. I haven't actually listened to the charts in a while now but I still like to listen to other genres mainly R&B. Although the majority of my iTunes is made up of the genres stated above, I still don't mind the odd 'Bruno Mars' or 'The Script'.

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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus

Wasn't really until college that I went from liking single artists/groups to expanding into a genre more openly, and that happened with hip hop and rnb which remain the absolute core of my music now. I really do think that rap is something that a lot of (white middle class) people find they need to sort of mature into, growing out of the "can't spell crap without rap lolololol" stages and actually exploring it and finding how diverse and powerful it actually can be, not to mention how much better it often is lyrically overall than other genres with more conventional songwriting styles.

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I actually couldn't have said it better.

I used to only listen to chart music. However nowdays my range of music has widely broadened. I listen to many genres, music thats brand new and music thats fifty years old or more.

i started listening to korean stuff it's GREAT jen will agreeeee