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« on: 30 Jun 2005, 16:04 »

Ok, so plot out your musical "route". Bands that have defined periods of your musical tastes from when you first got into music until present day.I'll give an example.

Starting in approximately 2002:

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Foo Fighters
Weezer
Taking Back Sunday
AFI
Kill Hannah
Dashboard Confessional
Mew
Postal Service
Arcade Fire

Obviously my tastes have been relatively mainstream by other peoples standards, and perhaps don't indicate my true musical leanings over the years. But mine only spans a relaitvely short period (about 3 years) so please post your own and show us where you've come from to where you are now.

added the postal service. Can;t believe i forgot them.
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« Reply #1 on: 30 Jun 2005, 16:10 »

Hmmmm......

Our Lady Peace
The Matthew Good band, which later became
Matt Good,
Rammstein(I am ashamed)
Dashboard Confessional
Broken Social Scene
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday
The Postal Service
and finally,
Metric.


And a long, rocky road it was.
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« Reply #2 on: 30 Jun 2005, 16:22 »

Metallica
Fear Factory
Slayer
Cradle of Filth
Dimmu Borgir
Darkthrone
Burzum
Absu
Xasthur
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« Reply #3 on: 30 Jun 2005, 16:27 »

From when I first got really interested:
The Who
The Velvet Underground
Dawn of The Replicants
The Delgados
Greenday
NOFX
Dead Kennedys
Idlewild
Fugazi
Imbalance
Submission Hold
Fig 4.0
After this point it all gets just far too all over the place to have a defining band (and I'm pushing it with the last few really), aside from the fact that I've never stopped listening to any of the above.
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« Reply #4 on: 30 Jun 2005, 16:50 »

I've thought about this sort of thing a lot.  I have the opinion that for everyone, there is one defining album--not necessarily your favorite album, or even your favorite album at the time, but an album by which all other albums are measured.  For me it's Smashing Pumpkins' Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.  An example of its effect: I am incredibly forgiving of self-indulgent and melodramatic music because of my love for this album.  

I also think it happens more with albums with bands.  

Achtung Baby (U2)
Sixteen Stone (Bush)
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (Smashing Pumpkins)
The Colour and the Shape (Foo Fighters)
The Fragile (Nine Inch Nails)
Kid A/Amnesiac (Radiohead)
Transatlanticism (Death Cab for Cutie)
Shake the Sheets (Ted Leo)

I can't remember what was between Radiohead and Death Cab but there was something.

I keep going back and editing this list.  I should probably leave it alone.
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« Reply #5 on: 30 Jun 2005, 17:20 »

Since age 13:

Iron Maiden
Slayer
Mos Def
Company Flow
Lostprophets
Thursday
In Flames
At the Gates
Every single hardcore band I have ever mentioned, and quite a few I haven't
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« Reply #6 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:07 »

Since 2000
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Grade 8
40 Below Summer
Iron Maiden
Deftones
Mars Volta
-----Start getting interested in music, listen to mostly indie----
Modest Mouse
Pixies
Meat Puppets
Sonic Youth
Flaming Lips
Fiery Furnaces
Jesus and the Mary Chain
TV on the Radio
Broken Social Scene
-----Got sick of the indie ethos/culture, realize that the "independent" ideals of indie are better embodied in ska/punk and the music generally better fits my mood----
At the Drive-In
Streetlight Manifesto
One Cool Guy
Catch 22
Choking Victim
Leftover Crack
Morning Glory
Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution
The Arrogant Sons of Bitches
(progress to every other band I currently listen to.  ASOB opened the proverbial pandora's box)
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« Reply #7 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:10 »

Black Sabbath
Pink Floyd
Iron Maiden
Dead Kennedys
Misfits
Primus
Mr. Bungle
Frank Zappa
Captain Beefheart
King Crimson (Pre 80's, when they still ruled)
The Residents
Buckethead


So yeah. My music taste has always been fucking awesome. But that's just because my dad effing rules.
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but the music sucks because the keyboards don't have the cold/mechanical sound they had but a wannabe techno sound that it's pathetic for Rammstein standars.

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« Reply #8 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:13 »

lastclearchance: you and me both.

When I was 13, I went digging through my CD's, looking for something to listen to. I stumbled upon Melon Collie and started listening to it. I hadn't heard it since I first bought it (just for the singles), and had never really listened to the whole album. I listened to it start to finish and was blown away. I was an ultra-depressed kid at the time, and that album reflected every feeling I'd ever had. It was comforting to find a band that so completely summed who I was. I'm not depressed anymore, but I still find immense happiness in every Pumpkins' album.

Anyway...my list:
Third Eye Blind - Third Eye Blind
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness
Taking Back Sunday - Tell All Your Friends
Modest Mouse - The Moon And Antarctica
The Postal Service - Give Up
Death Cab For Cutie - Transatlanticism
Bright Eyes - Lifted...

I know that the list could be taken as really non-indie (in some cases), but there's good reason for that. For example: I loved Taking Back Sunday in High School, and it was a common interest with my friend Jonathan. He got me into other bands and got me really interested in music. The Postal Service really made me explore Lap-Pop bands, and other electronic music, which I had previously written off as uninteresting (I used to think Techno was all that electronic music was). Bright Eyes got me into indie-folk, and indie-pop, which is now my favorite genre of music.

So that's the barebones of my musical experience I guess.
First album I ever owned: Weezer (Blue Album)
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« Reply #9 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:35 »

I didn't go through any real evolution; my favourite band was the Beatles, then it was Sum 41, then my favourite band was suddenly Interpol, which hella defines me to this day. Sorry to bore you guys.
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« Reply #10 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:37 »

this may take me several hours, hopefully not.

Billy Ray Sirus
Leanne Rimes

*I hung out with my older brother for an entire summer, instead of my parents.*

The Presidents of the USA
Will Smith
Limp Bizkit
Jewel
Bebo Norman
Incubus -- going on 6 years
Elvis Presley
Dashboard Confessional
Jack Johnson

Now: everything really. I changed my mind so much through the years that it got to the point where I can't define myself by any given genre or band anymore.
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« Reply #11 on: 30 Jun 2005, 18:45 »

Yeah, I'm sort of like Mr. Johnny C in the aspect that there wasn't any big progression as far as my musical knowledgeability goes. I think I owe that in part to picking up at the end of my own brother's progression, so that he started out with all the mainstream rock, then veered through classic rock, then totally rocked the indie scene. By the time I started getting into music, instead of doing the same thing and starting out with the mainstream stuff, I just went straight to indie.

But don't get me wrong. I have a few god-awful CDs. Everyone makes mistakes. My mistake? Sum 41 and No Doubt. But don't lose sleep over it, I think they were lost in the garage sale of '02.
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« Reply #12 on: 30 Jun 2005, 19:28 »

I'll star the stuff I don't listen to anymore, as I listen to most EVERYTHING.

*Peter Paul and Mary/Raffie
*Spice Girls

Here we have a break of a few years where I wasn't that in to music. (It's quite a gap, the thing here is when I was about 6)

Reel Big Fish
Less Than Jake
NOFX
The Vandals
Jazz in general
Classical in general
Avenue Q
Jesus Christ Superstar
Asian Kung Fu Generation
The Shins (I didn't like them at first, but I now love them)
Jack Johnson
The Pillows

And today I just bought Iron & Wine's Woman King

It would be easier if I made a flow chart showing what led to what, such as my exposure to chorus geeks, which led to all of the indie I listen to.
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« Reply #13 on: 30 Jun 2005, 20:07 »

I did this already in this thread:
http://forums.questionablecontent.net/viewtopic.php?t=5751

It took a long time, and I don't feel like doing it again.
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« Reply #14 on: 30 Jun 2005, 20:44 »

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Yay formality!
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« Reply #15 on: 30 Jun 2005, 21:30 »

(Sorry about the long post, I just prefer the narrative form to lists)

From birth to thirteen years later, I listened to nothing but oldies--I only listened to music in the car and K-Earth 101 was the only station they played.  Thus, my first defining band:

The Temptations (almost entirely due to their song "My Girl")

This lasted until I got to Junior High, when I discovered that my boom box had a radio option and I listened to nothing but hip hop for three years just to piss off the rest of my family (I liked the music, too, but looking back makes me think it was a rebellion in a small, pathetic way).

Tupac

Sophomore year of high school, my best friend from Jr. High came back to my hometown after three years in another state.  Every time he'd come over to hang out at my house, he would switch the radio to a rock station, strap me to a chair, and drill me on the bands that were played ("Hear this?  This is Pearl Jam.  This is good music.  Hear this?  This is Nirvana, this is also good music."  (OK, he didn't strap me to a chair, but he refused to listen to hip hop.)).  He then got me as a gift my first punk cd

Blink 182 (shut up!  I know you know all the words to "Dammit" and "Josie")

which shortly led to

Green Day

Of course, I think almost all high schoolers and college students go through this phase:

Jimi Hendrix
The Doors

Freshman year of college, internet radio (yay university internet connections!) introduced me to jazz in a big way.

John Coltrane
Digable Planets (rap that samples jazz, how cool is that!)

Then, last year in the fall, I was playing through my CDs (I had built a pretty good collection by then) and put on Pearl Jam's 'Yield'.  I'd had it for some time, but for some reason, something clicked in my head and I couldn't listen to any other band for the entire semester.  Since then, they've been my defining band against whom I measure all other bands.

Pearl Jam

Now, though, Ted Leo + Pharmacists is starting to give PJ some competition.  Nothing Nice to Say has been introducing me to some good punk music (esp. Against Me!).  QC => indie music, etc. etc.
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« Reply #16 on: 30 Jun 2005, 21:52 »

I don't think I could even make one of these for myself, I've listened to so much music.  I guess the favorite of my most, most favorite bands that influenced me would be:

Led Zep (and every other classic rock band, for that matter)
Spin Doctors (I still listen to PfoK and it KICKS ASS)
Green Day
Misfits
Smashing Pumpkins
Weezer
<--lots of metal
between here--->
Mos Def/Talib Kweli (hip hop phase)
Millencolin
Ben Folds Five
Yoko Kanno (hence the name)
The Get Up Kids
Ben Kweller
The Postal Service
Modest Mouse
--now--

I'm not sure who my next musical crush is going to be on.  I've been listening to a lot of indie bands posted in these forums, but none have really impressed me much like the postal service album has.  I went to sleep to that album for about a month straight.
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« Reply #17 on: 30 Jun 2005, 22:42 »

Boyz2Men
Snoop
Guns N Roses
Black Sabbath
Thelonious Monk
My Dying Bride
Sisters of Mercy
Bauhaus
Bella Morte
TSOL
Cock Sparrer
Nerve Agents
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« Reply #18 on: 30 Jun 2005, 23:10 »

1990-2004:

The Rubber Dahls (My mom's band)
The Beatles
They Might Be Giants
XTC
King Crimson
The Velvet Underground
Brian Eno
Gentle Giant
The Beach Boys
Van Der Graaf Generator
And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
The Dismemberment Plan
Antipop Consortium
Neutral Milk Hotel
The Animal Collective
The Wrens
Wu-Tang Clan

2005? We'll see.
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« Reply #19 on: 01 Jul 2005, 00:21 »

since 1999: (If it were possible some of this would be drawn more like a tree)
Nirvana
Sunna
Soundgarden
Smashing Pumpkins
Sonic Youth
My Bloody Valentine
Slowdive
Can
The Smiths
The Fire Show
Big Black
No Doctors
The Comsat Angels
Wolf Eyes
Hair Police
Yellow Swans
Swans
Charalambides
Growing
Skullflower
(probably forgetting a few)
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« Reply #20 on: 01 Jul 2005, 02:16 »

I like to think there were three phases:

Aqua(misguided like the world, but I remember I enjoyed it...in a shallow way)

Kashmir(danish rockband, turned on me the right path so to speak)

and now, where my tastes are all over the place, I listen to anything from Merzbow to Tilly and the Wall, well except REAL metal...
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« Reply #21 on: 01 Jul 2005, 02:26 »

no real metal?  aww come on man you're from Denmark, embrace your viking blood.  we all know vikings are metal.
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« Reply #22 on: 01 Jul 2005, 05:10 »

this will be tricky here... starting in 1994...

Crash Test Dummies
Weezer
They Might Be Giants
Fountains Of Wayne
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Less Than Jake
Then the order of things gets kind of blurry... a lot of punk and ska bands, but I also inherited my Uncle's CD collection, and discovered Oingo Boingo, Frank Zappa, XTC, and some other stuff.
Then in college I got into a lot of local bands, most notably Hot Water Music, Spitvalves, and The Causey Way.
next came The World/Inferno Friendship Society
around 2001, I got into hardcore, starting with Bane.
in 2002 I moved to Jacksonville and joined a college radio station, further strengthening my passing interest in indie rock. It's all a blur after that.
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« Reply #23 on: 01 Jul 2005, 05:32 »

Rage Against The Machine
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Beastie Boys
Atmosphere*
Boards of Canada*
Mogwai*
Venetian Snares*
A ton of stuff.
(* is the stuff that are still good indications of what I listen to)
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« Reply #24 on: 01 Jul 2005, 05:39 »

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we all know vikings are metal.


I once had a semi-serious argument about whether vikings are true metal or true metal is viking. I was drunk at the time, but still...

Okay, so, this topic has appeared in various guises for me, but the list would probably be something along the lines of:

The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Meat Loaf
Genesis
Pink Floyd
System of a Down
Metallica
Cradle of Filth
Sisters of Mercy
Cattle Decapitation
Finntroll
Ulver
Burzum
Skyclad

Kinda...I don't really dislike any of it, though I listen to the old stuff much less than I did...except for Floyd, Genesis and Dylan. Always liked 'em, probably always will. Everything from about Cradle onwards is pretty much my current taste.
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« Reply #25 on: 01 Jul 2005, 06:41 »

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na, I don't think so, if they listened to anything, it would be some skjald/ pounding away on a drum and yelling/singing about how awesome their king was. If anything I think their musik was propaganda or Vølven saying religious stuff about Ragnarok and how fucked up Loke was...
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« Reply #26 on: 01 Jul 2005, 06:58 »

dead milkmen - 1991
smiths/replacements/paul westerburg - 1992
fugazi/sugar -1993
black flag/minor threat - 1994
face to face/nofx/bad religion - 1995
screeching weasel/parasites/queers/mtx - 1996
knapsack/samiam/jawbreaker/j church - 1995-97
sunny day real estate/slint - 1996-97
built to spill - 1997
seam/swervedriver/pixies/radiohead/jets to brazil - 1997-98

after that, my father died, and i wallowed in the past for a long time.
in the last three years, i mostly listen to whatever my boyfriend's got in the stereo, which is basically all things brit pop, hip hop, indie, and, for lack of a better description, boards of canada-esque
i so don't know what's cool anymore, and i like it that way.
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« Reply #27 on: 01 Jul 2005, 13:45 »

I think the actual term for 'Boards of Canada-esque' is IDM. I'm not denying it's the worst genre name ever, but it's still the genre.
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« Reply #28 on: 01 Jul 2005, 14:53 »

I listen to a lot of IDM and prefer just to think of the genre as just the initials and not what they stand for.  Kinda like most people know STP yet not what it actually stands for.

And Milkman, your music coincides pretty well with mine.  Yay!
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« Reply #29 on: 01 Jul 2005, 15:02 »

Dave Mattews Band
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
System of a Down
Coldplay
Radiohead
The Postal Service
Death Cab for Cutie
Interpol
Modest Mouse
The Dismemberment Plan
Frank Zappa
At the Drive-In
Iron and Wine
Built to Spill
Fugazi
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« Reply #30 on: 01 Jul 2005, 15:03 »

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no real metal? aww come on man you're from Denmark, embrace your viking blood. we all know vikings are metal.


na, I don't think so, if they listened to anything, it would be some skjald/ pounding away on a drum and yelling/singing about how awesome their king was. If anything I think their musik was propaganda or Vølven saying religious stuff about Ragnarok and how fucked up Loke was...


Hahaha.  Well, if vikings existed today then they would be metal!

And speaking of Ragnarok when is that shit gonna happen?  I want to see the Fimbulwinter!!
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« Reply #31 on: 01 Jul 2005, 15:33 »

We do, but I think we evolved into wimps...nowadays anyway, We have had a couple of awesome kings and one awesome queen ;)

I think you missed it, it happened a while ago, you should have seen it, it was awesome...
pues I don't know, maybe tommorrow or in a thousand years, can't say Vølven was being specific, however she(as in multable shes, plus they talked about themselves in third person all the frickin' time) was very good at being vague.
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« Reply #32 on: 01 Jul 2005, 17:02 »

Okay well let me know if Fenrir breaks free and starts eating the Gods.
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« Reply #33 on: 01 Jul 2005, 17:04 »

Fenrir didnt eat that maunty gods. He got fuckdd over by someoje.

HELL, jormungandirw onlt managed THOR. POSTHUMOUSLY

THOR Is fujcking ard thoug/.
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« Reply #34 on: 01 Jul 2005, 17:48 »

He killed Odin didn't he?
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« Reply #35 on: 01 Jul 2005, 17:52 »

I'm assuming that Khar is drunk. Khar is awesomely drunk. or drunkenly awesome? Who can say. Only the Keebler elves, those little fuckers.
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but the music sucks because the keyboards don't have the cold/mechanical sound they had but a wannabe techno sound that it's pathetic for Rammstein standars.

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« Reply #36 on: 01 Jul 2005, 21:05 »

Hmmm, let's see...

Early 90's  - The Offspring (ugh.)
late 90's   - Regurgitator
               - Foo Fighters
               - The Smashing Pumpkins
               - The Eels
               - Presidents of the United States of America
Early 00's  - Weezer
               - Bad Religion
               - Muse
Now          - Okkervil River

I was influenced a lot by my brothers' tastes in music in the 90s, but now most of the stuff i listen to annoys the hell out of them.
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« Reply #37 on: 01 Jul 2005, 21:48 »

Kill Hannah ------>
A New Found Glory/Millencolin/Less Than Jake ------>
Rise Against/Bad Religion/Kid Dynamite/Bouncing Souls  ------>
Bane/Shai Hulud/Lifetime/Zombie Apocalypse ------>

To the original poster: Are you from Chicago, because not a lot of people know about Kill Hannah?
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« Reply #38 on: 02 Jul 2005, 02:16 »

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The Fenris wolf will swallow the sun and die from that, though he might kill Odin first, I don't know, but he will swallow the sun, I have read Vølven's prophecy...in part anyway...
back on topic, shall we...
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« Reply #39 on: 02 Jul 2005, 02:37 »

89/97 i didnt get all that into bands and only liked stuff on the radio..

late 90's
- Foo Fighters
- Weezer
- Red Hot Chili Peppers

Early 00's
- lots of goth music

Now
- Eels
- Bob Dylan
- Cat Stevens
- Dinosaur Jr.
- Neutral Milk Hotel
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« Reply #40 on: 02 Jul 2005, 04:54 »

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Kill Hannah ------>
A New Found Glory/Millencolin/Less Than Jake ------>
Rise Against/Bad Religion/Kid Dynamite/Bouncing Souls  ------>
Bane/Shai Hulud/Lifetime/Zombie Apocalypse ------>

To the original poster: Are you from Chicago, because not a lot of people know about Kill Hannah?


No, I'm actually from England. It was blind luck i stumbled across them really. Someone had a little picture of them as their sig, and purely because I liked the artistic style, I went on their website and got straight into them. I stopped listening to them after a while, but I just recently started to listen to them again. They have a wicked cover of Rebel Yell on http://www.myspace.com/killhannah
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« Reply #41 on: 02 Jul 2005, 05:08 »

12/13 year old:
tupac
some hardcore techno (thunderdome comps and stuff like that)
bob marley
manowar
pantera
korn (shame!)
pearl jam
nirvana

14 yo and on:
started to listen to some local punk/hardcore bands (x-acto/last hope/69 balls/renewal/human choice, etc...) and then (more or less cronologically ordered):

NOFX/partisans/dead kennedys/clash/millencolin/pennywise/SOIA/dominatrix/crivits/sin dios/madball/cock sparrer/agnostic front/25 ta life/the lurkers/blink 182/catch 22/mad caddies/propagandhi/h2o/no fun at all/shelter, etc... (these were all "school" to me...)

...and on to the more "underground" positive/youth crew/political hardcore punk to these days when i started to ad some emo/indie stuff when i turned 18 (postal service/cocorosie/radio 4/mineral/rainer maria, etc.......). and now i'm 20 and still listen to all this kind of stuff...
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