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[FacetiousTurtle33]

Hello codecall! I have some questions. I am very into music, at 18 it is probably one of my biggest passions. Over the past months my music taste has been changing. Greatly. For example, I am starting to listen to jazz, I really enjoy it. Before, I didn't. Great genre of course, but never liked it. Secondly, classical. I did like classical, but never listened to it. Now  I listen to it a lot more often. I still listen to my favorites like Metal, Indie rock, punk rock, folk, etc. But I even have gotten into blues. So, why do you think our music tastes change? Me, and as a general human being? I didn't get force fed, Jazz. I didn't get tortured with it, I have just acquired the taste! 

[JonElias]

electronic music, my music taste

 

definitly listen to this

Edited by JonElias, 26 October 2014 - 11:20 AM.

[WingedPanther73]

My three go-to bands are Gorillaz, They Might Be Giants, and Roxette. I also listen to Unkle and Queen on a regular basis.

[lespauled]

Yes, my musical interests changed slightly around that time also.  I was always into classic rock, etc., but found myself drawn to jazz fusion.  

 

If you're into guitar based fusion jazz, check out videos of Stanley Jordan.  He taps the notes, instead of picking them.  He's amazing.

 

Others include Larry Carlton, Jeff Beck, Lee Ritenour, and Pat Metheny. 

 

Now I pretty much listen to anything, with the exception of rap.  Being a musician, I just don't get it.  

 

My main playing influence is Ritchie Blackmore.   I brought my kids to see him live earlier this year, and they were amazed at his playing.  He's ancient, but still got it.

[BlackRabbit]

Taste is not something that changes, but evolves. As your spectral sensitivity grows your ability to experience and process sound enhances, helping you hear, and understand, what you didn't before.