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Interesting article about finding new music habits and when they typically stop -- (link)

Posted by Reagen Apr 26 '24, 05:11

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although it seems to confuse new genres with new artists (www.statsignificant.com)

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if you were raised christian and then stopped being christian, that age shifts pretty heavily.. from personal experience. -- nm - colin Apr 26, 07:41
I would personally put my most influential age higher than 13. More like 17-20 for me. -- nm - Dano Apr 26, 05:44 10
- I don't even know how I would answer this. I think my music habits are signified by multiple inflection points in my life. I didn't find my favorite - JD Apr 26, 08:29
- Age 26 -- nm - crash davis 😺 Apr 26, 06:22 6
  - I'm also trying to break out of stagnation now and try new things. -- nm - crash davis 😺 Apr 26, 06:23 5
    - I think that's a good thing. The result might wind up being confirmation that you like what you like, but trying new things is good. -- nm - Dano Apr 26, 07:08
    - Like Yung Gravy! -- nm - Roger More Apr 26, 06:39 3
      - Yes, and because I like Houdini in dance fitness class, I listened to Training Season. Now I have the new Dua Lipa album on pre order -- nm - crash davis 😺 Apr 26, 06:42 2
        
        I'm a veteran of listening to two Yung Gravy songs now, and I say with confidence that his biggest influence is from Lonely Island -- nm - Roger More Apr 26, 06:59 1
        
        👍 -- nm - crash davis 😺 Apr 26, 07:00
- My biggest shift in taste was around 14, but "best years" were 19-20. -- nm - Reagen Apr 26, 05:51 1
  - It was college radio for me. Late high school I discovered I could get the Dickinson College station if I put my radio in the right position. - Dano Apr 26, 06:03
Before this article I had read that our musical taste is basically set in H.S. and doesn't really expand after that. Of course, that's not true for - Krusty Apr 26, 05:26 4
- I think most people don't seek out new music, even when they are young. - Roger More Apr 26, 06:50
- My genres are what they are - I never liked pop much and expect I never will - but with streaming services it's a rare week I don't find a new artist. -- nm - Reagen Apr 26, 05:35 1
  - Same. I seek out new music, but if you look at my lists the bands are new but the sound falls into a few similar buckets. -- nm - Dano Apr 26, 05:40
- In high school I got into listening to classical so didn’t really care much about the popular music of the time. -- nm - znufrii Apr 26, 05:31

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