Music Tastes of Children

I'm willing to cut a lot of slack to children when it comes to music tasted because back in the early 00s when I was entering my double-digit age I listened to some pretty atrocious stuff-for my standards anyway. If anybody remembers 2Play and Twista then that's what I'm talking about. Actually Twista's rap speed is ridiculous so credit there at least. Anyway I can't blame children for liking the same old things because indeed they're finding a sense of community as a foundation for their growth. Are there any songs or artists you listened to as a kid that you really don't like now or regret enjoying in the first place?

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AriefaRahman1

14

Tbh I spent most of my childhood watching cartoons/advetisement songs sooo if
"WhO LIVES in a PiNEAPPle UNder the SEA?" counts; then lol ig xD edit: (no regrets btw)

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Reply 2

StunCounty2

7

IDC what children are into because I am not a paedophile.

Nope, no regrets.

Original post by JDINCINERATOR

I'm willing to cut a lot of slack to children when it comes to music tasted because back in the early 00s when I was entering my double-digit age I listened to some pretty atrocious stuff-for my standards anyway. If anybody remembers 2Play and Twista then that's what I'm talking about. Actually Twista's rap speed is ridiculous so credit there at least. Anyway I can't blame children for liking the same old things because indeed they're finding a sense of community as a foundation for their growth. Are there any songs or artists you listened to as a kid that you really don't like now or regret enjoying in the first place?

I think my music listening habits have been strongly affected by the changing means of consumption: I had an iPod at first, meaning my music list was essentially fixed; and then I got an iPhone, granting access to music streaming services like Spotify. So, I’d say my musical interests haven’t changed drastically, but massively broadened.

Having said that, I don’t really listen to The Smiths anymore. I used to have What Difference Does It Make? on repeat…

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gjd800

20

no, I don't think having hangups about this sort of thing serves any purpose and I still listen to most of the stuff I can remember liking as a kid

Reply 6

Fluxions

9

This title is really awkward.

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Theloniouss

Universities Forum Helper

21

Somehow I completely misread this title :lol:

Reply 8

gjd800

20

Original post by Theloniouss

Somehow I completely misread this title :lol:

I read it as a declarative statement: music has a taste, and it tastes of children

Reply 9

Theloniouss

Universities Forum Helper

21

Original post by gjd800

I read it as a declarative statement: music has a taste, and it tastes of children

I was thinking it was a pretty surreal idea

Cannibal

Original post by JDINCINERATOR

I'm willing to cut a lot of slack to children when it comes to music tasted because back in the early 00s when I was entering my double-digit age I listened to some pretty atrocious stuff-for my standards anyway. If anybody remembers 2Play and Twista then that's what I'm talking about. Actually Twista's rap speed is ridiculous so credit there at least. Anyway I can't blame children for liking the same old things because indeed they're finding a sense of community as a foundation for their growth. Are there any songs or artists you listened to as a kid that you really don't like now or regret enjoying in the first place?

I'm 13 So I like
Green day
Foo fighters
Sum 41
Pearl jam
Metallica
The Killers
Iron maiden
Simple plan
Acdc
Frei.wild
Red hot chili peppers
Limp bizkit
Mcr
Prime circle
Deftones
Blink 182
Queen
Weezer
The offspring
3 doors down
Rise against
The president of united states
Korn
Thirty seconds too Mars and more

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JDINCINERATOR

OP

21

Original post by Markyparky

I'm 13 So I like
Green day
Foo fighters
Sum 41
Pearl jam
Metallica
The Killers
Iron maiden
Simple plan
Acdc
Frei.wild
Red hot chili peppers
Limp bizkit
Mcr
Prime circle
Deftones
Blink 182
Queen
Weezer
The offspring
3 doors down
Rise against
The president of united states
Korn
Thirty seconds too Mars and more

Good on you for having a great variety in your music tastes. When I was your age I liked a lot of those bands too. If you're interested, check out Mudvayne, Trust Company, Saliva, Staind and Seether.

Reply 13

ABBAForever2015

12

Old post back on the top

Reply 14

Markyparky

9

Original post by JDINCINERATOR

Good on you for having a great variety in your music tastes. When I was your age I liked a lot of those bands too. If you're interested, check out Mudvayne, Trust Company, Saliva, Staind and Seether.