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I bought "Relationship of Command" in 2001 and its still on my top-ten list. What a ride! There isn't any part of that album that isn't just dandy. "White Light, White Heat, White Trash" by Social D still hits that teen angst vibe and "Stay What You Are" by Saves the Day hasn't stopped being good either.
What's something you listened to at least a decade ago and still enjoy?
The earliest songs I can remember listening ot are Oldies and Weird Al.
So Billy Joel, Queen, and Weird Al are just as awesome now as they were back then.
Because of my parents (mainly my father), I've been listening to Pink Floyd and The Cure all of my life. I still consider both among my favorite bands.
Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Beatles, The Doors, The Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Nirvana, The Velvet Underground, list goes on. I had pretty awesome taste for a teenager.
Of course, ten years ago I was nineteen, but even when I was thirteen or so I had decent taste.
I absolutely hammered Metallica and Alice Cooper when I first began getting into music but going further back I was constantly exposed as a kid to Rainbow, Dokken and Iron Maiden.
I still listen to the lot occasionally and still enjoy them but don't hammer them as much as I did all those years ago. Now I'm a Judas Priest fanatic but they're a more recent discovery for me, discovered them 4-5 years ago.
I never really had much in the way of favourites as a teenager but I did love R.E.M. and they're brilliant.
Is this a for serial thread? I was about to admit that I used to listen to and was a fan of ICP..but technically that was 12 years ago.
i think you want this thread:
http://home.eyesonff.com/lounge/1439...ng-stupid.html
xD yes
good bands I listened to 10+ yrs ago were probably 90s grunge. Nirvana, Pearl Jam....
I never got into Alice in Chains for some reason. The entire concept is a void in my brain.
>grunge
Classical stuff
REM
Good U2
John Freaking Denver I don't even care I love this man
Cyndi Lauper
Some other stuff
Pretty much the same for me, although I didn't get into Queen until college.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Big Hands
I. Love. John Denver. My dad sang me his songs as lullabies when I was a kid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
<3 <3 <3 seriously I love him so muchQuote:
Originally Posted by CloI. Love. John Denver. My dad sang me his songs as lullabies when I was a kid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
John Denver was great. My dad would play his cassettes when we would go on road trips.
I started listening to Radiohead around 2000 or 2001, shortly before the release of Amnesiac (which was my very first Radiohead album). Honestly, earlier than that, I was not very big on music. It's never had that emotional draw for me like it seems to have for other people. I am told that something like this is very weird, and that others cannot really imagine having that emotional tug with music they listen to. For me it serves as background noise while I do other things.
Jowy, you make the best threads. :)
I sort of forget some of the stuff I listened too, but I do know that staple 90's bands and one-hit-wonders jived pretty well with me. Smashmouth, Nirvana, aaaand I actually forget what else I listened too. :(
Thought of another great one: Paul Simon/Simon & Garfunkel. :love:
For a full decade? Nothing yet. My music taste constantly changes and is never the same what I loved 5 years ago, I don't love now. So far these bands are standing the test of time: The Offspring, Vertical Horizon, and K's Choice.
Garbage, Orbital, Filter, Incubus, Deftones
Some of these I still listen to frequently, some were part of my stoner phase but I still love them dearly.
Blink-182 (pre-self titled)
Gorillaz
Green Day (pre-American Idiot)
Korn
Led Zeppelin
Nirvana
Mindless Self Indulgence
Pink Floyd
Placebo
Rage Against the Machine
Silverchair
Sublime
The Postal Service
The White Stripes
I wish my parents had better taste in music. I'm jealous of my friends who were raised with David Bowie and Velvet Underground and The Cure and stuff. I had to go find that tit myself.