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mahlon:
The first band I was ever really into was Pink Floyd. I loved their music so much. When I was 14 I went and saw Roger Waters play live, it is still the absolute best show/concert I ever attended. I never really had a genre I could call myself apart of. I don't really like to either. I've basically been into punk, emo, indie, and most subgenres within for awhile now. What usually happens is I skip through music phases. I'll listen to more punk for 2 or 3 months, then go to indie, then classic rock and you get the picture. Right now i'm really getting into a bunch of bands I used to really love but hadn't listened to in awhile. Like Casket Lottery, Waxwing, Small Brown Bike, Jawbreaker (they have been my favorite band forever) and Boxcar Racer (yes, I do like blink 182).
Psiogen:
I don't think I was ever any particular stereotype growing up. I listened to stuff like XTC, They Might Be Giants, The Velvet Underground, Tom Waits, Counting Crows, and the Beatles—random stuff from my mom's collection, basically.
KharBevNor:
I suppose you'd say metalhead, though stylistically and musically I swing around quite a bit between Metalhead, various sorts of goth, rivet-head and even folk. I've never really dressed 'stereotypically': The only identikit piece of alternate clothing I own is my trench, really, and maybe my band shirts, though they're all either oldies like Pink Floyd or for bands like Ephel Duath and Bal-Sagoth. I absolutely loathe 'anti-fashion': spiky hair, those stupid baggy trousers, nu-metal/emo, all that jazz. At the moment, I suppose you could say my dress most often resembles a black metal listener: all black/camo, longsleeves and jeans, patch jacket, accessories made out of bullets, etc. Though I spice it up with things like fishnet and joint rings (man, I loooove joint rings, even if they are awesomely impractical) pretty regularly. I also occasionally enjoy getting up in a formal shirt, black dress trousers and a black leather waistcoat. I have a pocket watch and everything.
muffy:
Hehe...
Indie kid.
I once tried to be goth as I thought it looked prettier, but I liked colour too much and didnt get on with the music, so that one only lasted a week.
I used to get called a hippy all the time, too, but for all my attempts to be open minded, I like what I like and that inevitably falls into the indie bracket.
With the occassional emo tendency.
I'm not really afraid of being labelled...
maxusy3k:
I was indie kid to start with for a year or so, since my first introduction to music was all the obscure bands my best friend loved. The only one I still listen to regularly is OCS. I dropped into dance and trance shortly after that though, along with some NIN.
Once I left school I managed to start broadening my tastes slightly.
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