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Bane of your existence · 12-01-2009, 08:21 AM

I grew up on really bad country music, so there's still a soft spot in my heart for that.
In high school I listened to typical top 40 music at first, and then started to get into punk my sophmore year. After high school the punk thing grew, and I started to get in to metal too. Those were my first introductions to underground type music, and from there I pretty much took some time to discover what I really liked about music. Since then I've almost stopped listening to Punk and Metal, and now listen to a lot of hip-hop, very poppy stuff like Tegan and Sara, Of Montreal, or All Girl Summer Fun Band. I also listen to Folksy type music and country rock. I like a lot of electronic music. I like post-rock. Actually, other than hip-hop I really don't listen to any genre of music, I just enjoy of a lot of different stuff, and dislike even more.

12-01-2009, 08:21 AM	#44 (permalink)
Bane of your existence Such That Join Date: May 2007 Location: Austin, Tx Posts: 1,197	I grew up on really bad country music, so there's still a soft spot in my heart for that. In high school I listened to typical top 40 music at first, and then started to get into punk my sophmore year. After high school the punk thing grew, and I started to get in to metal too. Those were my first introductions to underground type music, and from there I pretty much took some time to discover what I really liked about music. Since then I've almost stopped listening to Punk and Metal, and now listen to a lot of hip-hop, very poppy stuff like Tegan and Sara, Of Montreal, or All Girl Summer Fun Band. I also listen to Folksy type music and country rock. I like a lot of electronic music. I like post-rock. Actually, other than hip-hop I really don't listen to any genre of music, I just enjoy of a lot of different stuff, and dislike even more.