Bright Eyes isn't bad tbhtbhtbh

nor is nirvana - their first album is actually pretty good. discarding their first album is like discarding metallica for load.

i like bleach


tbh i started off listening to pretty decent music

I was a huge classic rock fan when I first joined.

[QUOTE=Bordello;16405100]i like bleach


tbh i started off listening to pretty decent music[/QUOTE]

in school i was on the fringes of the nu metal crowd and hated their slipknot culture and considered it laughable and that kept me away from metal and into rap until i was about 15 when i first heard nirvana and because a big nirvana fanboy until i heard master of puppets and slowly got into more extreme metal.

actually nirvana itself is pretty good original stuff but discarded for its popularity.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;16405102]I was a huge classic rock fan when I first joined.[/QUOTE]

Dude, I think we are the same person.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;16405115]Dude, I think we are the same person.[/QUOTE]

I had a ton of phases, though.

Lil' ATM: pop stuff
Middle School ATM: hip hop and mainstream rock
High School ATM: hip hop for the first half, classic rock for the second half
Community College ATM: started posting on MX which lead to a lot of progressive stuff and a small bit of metal, as well as a lot of indie stuff
Current ATM: only the elite from my favorite genres

My musical taste evolution went like this:

-Punk/Pop punk (Blink 182, Green Day, Sex Pistols, Ramones)
-Classic Rock (Zeppelin, Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Who)
-Progressive Rock (Rush, Yes, King Crimson, Spock's Beard, Transatlantic)
-Progressive Metal (Opeth, Symphony X, Dream Theater, Pain of Salvation)
-Death and Black Metal (Rotting Christ, Bloodbath, Death, Amon Amarth)

I still listen to all of these except for the punk stuff.

[QUOTE=Bordello;16405100]i like bleach[/QUOTE]

i pretty much enjoy all of nirvana's material, its catchy

Kurt Cobain ruined Nirvana.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;16405131]I had a ton of phases, though.

Lil' ATM: pop stuff
Middle School ATM: hip hop and mainstream rock
High School ATM: hip hop for the first half, classic rock for the second half
Community College ATM: started posting on MX which lead to a lot of progressive stuff and a small bit of metal, as well as a lot of indie stuff
Current ATM: only the elite from my favorite genres[/QUOTE]

For me it was

young = pop
middle school = mainstream rock
high school = nu metal first half - classic rock rock second half
Post MX Joining = CR -> CoBesque metal -> Melodeath and prog -> BM ->
now = Stoner, Doom, Hip-hop, Vsnares, Drone, Folk, see my last.fm really

[QUOTE=repcak;16405168]Kurt Cobain ruined Nirvana.[/QUOTE]

popularity ruined nirvana - ie smells like teen spirit ruined nirvana

kurt cobain is essential in defining what nirvana is

young = whatever everyone else in my family listened to
middle school - punk, classic rock, hip hop, some metal
high school - all of that, folk, extreme metals, electronic, weird noodly ****




nevermind couldve been a decent album if the production/mixing wasnt so bad

young - pop music and classic rock
middle school - rap and radio rock
high school first bit - metalcore, melodeath
high school last bit - death/black metal mostly
now - hip hop, black metal, ambient/postrock stuff, sludge

early days: pop
12 - 15: rap
15 - 16: grunge
16 - 17: mainstream metal
18 - now: death / black metal

[QUOTE=Stevie II;16405179][B]popularity ruined nirvana[/B] - ie smells like teen spirit ruined nirvana

kurt cobain is essential in defining what nirvana is[/QUOTE]

[size=7]HOLY **** I WAS NOT EXPECTING A POST LIKE THIS FROM STEVIE[/size]

the music was still just catchy poopty music you stupid cu[FONT="Verdana"]nt[/FONT]

^^^ have you heard bleach?

[quote=Ghoul Hunter;16405050]My taste was horrible when I came here. Like a year okay it was decent but not great. Now it's as good as I could ever imagine.[/quote]

I listened to Cannibal Corpse, Mudvayne, Seether and Godsmack and thought I was the shiznit.

Now I still listen to Mudvayne lol but not the other ones.

Lost and Found is great though so I don't care.

young - classic rock
middle school - rap and nü metal and some power metal, lol lol lol
high school - death, doom black metal...rap....reggae....screamo....emo...post rock...sludge...jazz
now - all of the above (high school) and noise, idm, breakcore, minimalistic musicz, ambient (lol, not a genre but u get the idea) tango, jazz etc. etc. etc. [url]http://www.last.fm/user/TxusMx/[/url]

Early - The Eagles
5/6 Grades - Rap
Junior High - MTV ****
Freshman in High School - Nu-Metal
Soph in High School - Metallica, Megadeth, Sabbath
Junior in High School - Slayer, BLS, Maiden, Pantera, Priest, Testament
Senior in High School - Sepultura, Iced Earth, Blind Guardian, Morbid Angel, Opeth
Frosh College - BM, Melo-Death, Thrash
Other College - Dooooooom, DM, Power Metal, Trad Metal

[QUOTE=Stevie II;16405211]^^^ have you heard bleach?[/QUOTE]

NO DUDE WAT IS THAT IT MUST BE ULTRA OBSCURE

elementary school: rap, beck, sublime, nirvana, oldschool hardcore, oldschool punk (i have 6 older siblings so i was flooded with dis)
middle school: hardcore and nu-metal (lol combination?)
high school: melodic death metal zomg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
now: metalcore, screamo, hardcore, death metal, rap, thursday/faux emo

Okay lets see.

Young - christian rock, Petra, White Cross, Audio Adrenaline, DC Talk

Middle School - Same, with added snatches of Aaron Carter, N'Sync, and Britney Spears.

High School - Hoobastank, Lamb of God, Godsmack, Seether, Mudvayne, Cradle of Filth

College (now) - Still listen to Mudvayne, Lamb of God, and Cradle, but add to that, black, death, doom metal, rap, noise music, experimental, avantgarde, ambient, classical, jazz, jazz fusion, indie rock, shoegaze, some pop, folk metal, viking metal, folk music, neo soul, punk, screamo, hardcore, post hardcore, post metal, post rock, post punk etc.

[QUOTE=dinosaurxbrocore;16405235]NO DUDE WAT IS THAT IT MUST BE ULTRA OBSCURE[/QUOTE]

their first album. not poppy at all. some of it sounds quite metal or maybe im thinking of their earlier demos

[QUOTE=Luc214;16405254]Okay lets see.

Young - christian rock, Petra, White Cross, Audio Adrenaline, DC Talk

Middle School - Same, with added snatches of Aaron Carter, N'Sync, and Britney Spears.

High School - Hoobastank, Lamb of God, Godsmack, Seether, Mudvayne, Cradle of Filth

College (now) - Still listen to Mudvayne, Lamb of God, and Cradle, but add to that, black, death, doom metal, rap, noise music, experimental, avantgarde, ambient, classical, jazz, jazz fusion, indie rock, shoegaze, some pop, folk metal, viking metal, folk music, neo soul, punk, screamo, hardcore, post hardcore, post metal, post rock, post punk etc.[/QUOTE]



now ur so diverse

[QUOTE=Stevie II;16405266]their first album. not poppy at all. some of it sounds quite metal or maybe im thinking of their earlier demos[/QUOTE]

whoa thanks for the ubdate i didnt even know these things existed!!!1!1!

and yeah wtf gtfo poppy music so gay ugh

[QUOTE=dinosaurxbrocore;16405280]whoa thanks for the ubdate i didnt even know these things existed!!!1!1!

and yeah wtf gtfo poppy music so gay ugh[/QUOTE]

happy to help :thumb:

[QUOTE=Luc214;16405254]Okay lets see.

Young - christian rock, Petra, White Cross, Audio Adrenaline, DC Talk

Middle School - Same, with added snatches of Aaron Carter, N'Sync, and Britney Spears.

High School - Hoobastank, Lamb of God, Godsmack, Seether, Mudvayne, Cradle of Filth

College (now) - Still listen to Mudvayne, Lamb of God, and Cradle, but add to that, black, death, doom metal, rap, noise music, experimental, avantgarde, ambient, classical, jazz, jazz fusion, indie rock, shoegaze, some pop, folk metal, viking metal, folk music, neo soul, punk, screamo, hardcore, post hardcore, post metal, post rock, post punk etc.[/QUOTE]

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np: underoath - youre ever so inviting

Np: Jarboe - Ode to V

i walked into the gas station earlier and this duded standing in line was like "sweet shirt dude, MUNICIPAL WASTE" and then we proceeded to hump