Piem: Albums that influenced my life

JKing92 02.16.24	I think it's really cool that you're passionate about this music. Regardless of disagreements that others might hold with you (and I'm sure there'll be plenty of snark and sarcasm coming in the comments below me), I like the genuine passion you hold for the music you like. Rather than trying to tear down others' tastes and appear cool with [insert experimental band here], you're just forthright about what you enjoy and honestly discuss what you like. I find this very inspiring for pop listeners like me who feel alienated from the typical music seen as "cool" on here, and just want to talk about they actually like, rather than what they're supposed to like. Maybe this is a little long-winded, but all I'm trying to say is that I appreciate your passion. I think being passionate about what we really like is more natural, even more healthy, than trying to appear au fait with something that's just beyond our kens. I definitely hope to see more of you here.
CugnoBrasso 02.16.24	Were you born in 1993?
Wildcardbitchesss 02.16.24	Kinda agree with King I’d shit on most of the albums but you could probably do the same to the records that I loved when I was first really getting into music. Meteora is still a jam, maybe even better than Hybrid Theory, and that In Flames record is underrated as hell. Honestly one of my favorite albums they ever put out.
ToSmokMuzyki 02.16.24	plenty of snark and sarcasm plenty of snark and sarcasm plenty of snark and sarcasm
SomeCallMeTim 02.16.24	I remember showing Sonic Syndicate to all my metalcore friends and them being all like woah who are this cool band? They definitely had some great songs across the first three albums (and the bassist was my "celebrity" crush in high school ha). then they released We Rule The Night or whatever it was called lol, one of the worst albums I've ever heard
Vercetti 02.16.24	Kinda agree with King[2] Funny how my list would start very similar (with Linkin Park & Evanescence) and then go off in a different direction.
CugnoBrasso 02.16.24	The Offspring was the first band that I remember feeling a connection to. I'm not ashamed of that, stil llisten to them from time to time. But man did that lead to some cringe ass shit, like 'cute is what we aim for' and things like that.
Wildcardbitchesss 02.16.24	Are you pretty fly (for a white guy)?
CugnoBrasso 02.16.24	It depends on who's asking 😘
mkmusic1995 02.16.24	Really like this idea. I have a bit of overlap with some of your albums from when I was young as well.
Ryus 02.16.24	hell yeah might make a list like this
normaloctagon 02.16.24	Holy WOW Tokio Hotel now that is a blast from the past
evilford 02.16.24	Do it ryus hell I might even do this
budgie 02.16.24	i kinda wanna too
pizzamachine 02.16.24	Only these ones
evilford 02.16.24	I spent like 45 mins on a list and sput deleted it. Kill me
Ryus 02.16.24	noooooo lol gotta make em in notepad first
budgie 02.16.24	LOL god damn
CugnoBrasso 02.16.24	I always write my lists on a txt file first and then copy-paste everything. That's what you get for being addicted to a website that was made in 1986.
SomeCallMeTim 02.16.24	yeah I learned that the hard way too, Ford
budgie 02.16.24	i think if you just avoid having any sput page refreshed while youre working on a list you should be gravy
Havey 02.16.24	literally just open the site on another tab before submitting to avoid session timeout, how have you been on sput for a decade without figuring this out
Feather 02.16.24	BFMV, ETF and Mayday Parade were certainly super impactful to my music development. I would have to add Aaron Carter, Fall out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, Taking Back Sunday, Brand New and AFI to my list lol
Feather 02.16.24	@Cugno 1993 isn't a bad guess for this user. I see a lot of overlap and I am 94' :)
CugnoBrasso 02.16.24	Yahhp my sister was born in 93 and she listened to a lot of this stuff (but so did I, except for Evanescence and Tokio Hotel)
evilford 02.16.24	The typical list i make takes 34 seconds ok get off my case
Piem 02.17.24	@Cugno spot on!
Piem 02.17.24	@JKing92 Damn, thanks man! Tbh I still listen to many of these bands semi-regularly. Not all though, dear god. The occational trip down memory lane, but that's it, haha.
JKing92 02.17.24	Nice. Personally, I never really got into a lot of these bands myself, since my musical allegiance was in areas other than modern metal and pop punk/emo growing up, though I will state that I did always respect a lot of performers from the latter, it's not music I ever really actively sought out but I'd certainly take it over the supposedly more "authentic" '70s first-wave punk and '80s hardcore (plus, given how a lot of people threw homophobic rhetoric at those bands' hairstyles, fashion sense, and in some cases makeup during the '00s, I grew to respect them even more for pushing these boundaries as I inched further towards coming out). That said, I think it's awesome that you're so open about what you are (or were) into, regardless of whether or not any of those tastes are hip to clown. It's a pure joy to see someone so passionate on here, regardless of whether or not their tastes are "cool." It's a nice thing to see on here. 😊
CugnoBrasso 02.17.24	Hey 80s hardcore is good :c Although I do agree with what you said about emo bands pushing the gender role boundaries.
JKing92 02.17.24	I'm happy to see an old-school punk fan who can say that. Quite a few of those people (not many or most, I'm not out to make blanket statements, but certainly a relatively significant amount) seem to be more than happy to throw homophobic and even misogynistic dogwhistles in the direction of emo bands (if not outright resorting to slurs), and I'm glad that someone can state that they like hardcore while not saying something like, "These emo wimps don't have a thing on Black Flag," or something similar. Good on you. 👍
XyphDryne 02.17.24	None of these albums had an impact on my life in general but on my bowel movement.
Feather 02.17.24	Eyes set to kill was a good add
DDDeftoneDDD 02.17.24	Ouch I can get behind a couple though