Feather: Growing Out Of Angsty Music?

Feather 06.30.14	Kind of a ranty list, but just curious what others think.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 06.30.14	no
Satellite 06.30.14	i guess this is growing up
demigod! 06.30.14	angsty maybe but not ANGRY
MO 06.30.14	metal is life
silentstar 06.30.14	interesting that you bring this up because I was thinking about this the other day I feel like I've been losing the angst which I'm sure has something to do with how I've been feeling emotions less and less. lots of things just seem in the middle for me, not too bright but not too dark either I miss angst
bakkermaarten007 06.30.14	Yes, you grow out of this angsty stuff. But don't worry, soon enough you'll find yourself liking old school emo which better fits your age.
SirDrumsalot 06.30.14	I'm 32 and my musical taste is still expanding into softer and heavier music than I ever thought I would listen to.
KILL 06.30.14	ur gettin soft dude, jam some solitude aeternus before u go all yaknips on us
Feather 06.30.14	bakker I have noticed myself liking Sunny Day Real Estate out of nowhere if that kind of the music you are talking about. Ive just always thought it weird to think of myself as an old man and having shit like Of Mice & Men or other crap I enjoy for God knows what reason popping up on my ipod.
Feather 06.30.14	KILL: No.
YakNips 06.30.14	lol
zakalwe 06.30.14	The angst never dies believe me. You just understand it and get more angsty and take it out on the youth who don't know fuck all about shite.
KILL 06.30.14	then your fate is sealed, you'll be suckin dicks in no time
KILL 06.30.14	isnt it just zak, half these turds havent heard deep wound
adr 06.30.14	lol kill
BroFro 06.30.14	will you continue to jam the angsty music you like now when you're 50? i would say probably yes. will you like and listen to the angsty music that comes out 30 years from now? hell no.
zakalwe 06.30.14	Rather than listen to the classics they'll bang on about Taking Back Sunday. Fuck Sunday and Fuck the rest of the week to. Deep Wound. Class!!
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	I jam 2 semi regularly I jam 8 like once a month cause it's still fun
betray 06.30.14	I wonder the same thing so often tbh
Hospital 06.30.14	I'm 21 I jam #6, #2 all the time and #8 occasionally. I like the angst shrug
betray 06.30.14	Another related question is how long bands are gonna make this shit Are blessthefall and bmth gonna be making the same shit when they're 50
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	I don't imagine both bands being active for more than 10 years unless they undergo a style change
betray 06.30.14	Just used those two as examples but yeah. solid estimate. with more faddish and generic bands worse than them having even shorter lifespans I could honestly see OM&M going 10+ with new style tbh
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	I don't listen to them so I don't have an opinion on that. BMTH is getting better but the last thing I listened to was There is a Hell, so
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	Realized I never answered the question but yeah I'll probably jam them too for a long time. I'm not angsty, I just jam it cause I like it and it's catchy.
KILL 06.30.14	" i will listen to jimmy eat world and brand new forever most likely." oh god i got you all wrong you already lack nads, check the who or morbid saint or something learn what rock really is
TalonsOfFire 06.30.14	I grew out of this stuff (thank god) a few years ago towards the end of high school. Now I listen to all kinds of rock and some metal, mostly underground
KILL 06.30.14	wait sorry i thought futures was feather fuckin hell im goin mad
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	chill and jam budgie dude
KILL 06.30.14	jammin spirit atm on my jack jones as usual
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	sweet
Calc 06.30.14	rebuttal: does it matter whether you grow out of it or not?
KILL 06.30.14	yea it is sweet you bitches will never no
betray 06.30.14	hell yea 43 year old betray throwin down hard with 15 y/o's @ Warped Tour 2034 c u in the pit fgts~
betray 06.30.14	back in my day these band had their albums on CDS!!!!!
GuanoBumbershoot 06.30.14	Fuck no man. If you're ever completely calm, there's probably a problem right around the corner that needs a good remedy via the boys in some pop-punk band.
Cimnele 06.30.14	if you ain't pissed off you ain't payin' attention ^all these bands have that bumper sticker on their vans for sure
VheissuCrisis 06.30.14	I've actually found I've gone to either extreme. Most often I listen to is much, much mellower than I thought I'd ever enjoy, but I also listen to heavier stuff than I used to.
NorwichScene 06.30.14	It will pull you back in
NorthernSkylark 06.30.14	As you grow older, you find out that some things ain't so bad as you once thought, mainly because you've been through a lot of shit and know that you're still around and ok. I've read someplace that Andy Warhol taught himself simply not to care about all these kind of things that get you down in life and say: so what? I guess it kinda became his mantra and I can absolutely see the point in that strategy. But then again, he was emotionally crippled and suffered from a severe infeority complex. Maybe you learn to cope better as you age, and find yourself a nice strategy that suits you perfect. ANYWAY, what you call an angsty album should be so much more than pure angst. If there was nothing but that particular feeling in a record I would probably get rid of it.. Or keep it as a reminder of what I used to be, I dunno.
PorcelainRain 06.30.14	There is a lot of stuff I loved that I just can't get into anymore. I didn't start out with angsty music I started out as a baby with Yes, Rush, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Black Sabbath, and the Monkees. Then around 13 or 14 years old I went on to modern rock and metal, then around 17 hip-hop and experimental. 18-23 I listened to absolutely everything except shoegaze (no joke but still, haha!). Now at 24 years old I am undecided about what I even like. I am more interested in good song-writing and vocal/instrumental delivery than types of music. I find myself less interested in metal and rap every week, but I don't really like soft shit or generic rock either. Hopesfall, CES CRU, and Anberlin are my three favorite artists at the moment though.
Diamondize 06.30.14	yeah i hate a lot of the stuff i used to listen to when i was younger
Feather 06.30.14	^ See I still love a lot of the stuff. Shit, Ill listen through a full fall out boy or panic at the disco album every once in awhile.
YakNips 06.30.14	1 is GOAT
Trebor. 06.30.14	no you just listen to stuff like the mountain goats and empire! empire! (just as angsty but not shitty) instead of high school girl angst music
Funeralopolis 06.30.14	how old were you all when you outgrew metal?
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	twinkles keep it true yea
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	treb do you still jam killswitch
zakalwe 06.30.14	You don't grow out of angsty music. You just learn not to listen to shite that bleats on about horseshit and move onto the real deal having grown a set.
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	watch out for zakalwe he's got testicles and an inferiority complex OH NO
Trebor. 06.30.14	nah I don't jam killswitch
zakalwe 06.30.14	I've only got one of them dude and it don't come as a set!
ZilbelPing 06.30.14	damn you should get that checked out dude
Skull917 06.30.14	you don't but you'll dig more the more mature side of it
Sowing 06.30.14	It depends on the person obviously...I started out liking angsty music, went through a metal phase, then settled. I still jam my favorite angsty albums and metal albums though.
bakkermaarten007 07.01.14	"bakker I have noticed myself liking Sunny Day Real Estate out of nowhere if that kind of the music you are talking about. Ive just always thought it weird to think of myself as an old man and having shit like Of Mice & Men or other crap I enjoy for God knows what reason popping up on my ipod." Well, SDRE is definitely angst. But in a refined way. Mostly, when people talk about angsty music it's stuff like Mice & Men (to my dismay). I am 25 years old and still listening to 'angsty' stuff, just not the typical teenage angst. If we replace the word 'angst' with a more philosophical and fitting term at this stage in a human's lifespan it can be traded in for 'existentialism'. A term which indicates the search for meaning and the overcoming of human flaws ( not so far as to go to transhumanism). See how refined it suddenly sounds? What I'm traying to say I guess is the content of the music doesn't make you immature, it's the nature that does. I myself am listening to lots of modern classical and ambient lately, but only because there isn't much to discover anymore in the emo, slowcore and other introspective music scenes.
Feather 07.01.14	^ Well said. Trebor.: Mountain Goats are great. Started listening to them a lot this year.
Cygnatti 07.01.14	sorry but pop music >
MO 07.01.14	"^ See I still love a lot of the stuff. Shit, Ill listen through a full fall out boy or panic at the disco album every once in awhile." lol
Relinquished 07.01.14	my angst music was meshuggah and I turned out great
ShadowRemains 07.01.14	whatever kill said is prob right so i'll go with that yup, morbid saint is true rock
GuanoBumbershoot 07.01.14	I guess as you age, you look for more sophisticated angst in your tunes, as apposed to like Falling In Reverse and other garbage (if you ever did like that hogwash).
TheSupernatural 07.01.14	I don't know. I listen to that kind of music even when I'm not angsty. I enjoy how it sounds. I actually prefer not to listen to music if I'm not feeling good emotionally, the opposite of what it's supposed to be lol
Feather 07.01.14	Guano: Back when Ronnie was in ETF (6th grade for me) I was a huge fan. FIR blows dong.
StallionMang 07.01.14	I grew out of fake angsty music and into real angsty music
Funeralopolis 07.01.14	bakker nailed it
VermTheNedSlayer 07.01.14	I don't wanna grow up
GuanoBumbershoot 07.01.14	Peter Pan it.
parksungjoon 10.20.21	peter sotos it
sonictheplumber 10.20.21	pop punk and pedophilia go hand in hand
parksungjoon 10.20.21	lmao
Snake. 10.20.21	grass is green
Relinquished 10.20.21	damn I turned out even better