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In response to "Interesting article about finding new music habits and when they typically stop -- (link)" by Reagen

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

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Apr 26 '24, 05:26

everyone as we see with people like Jax who continue to seek out new music and enjoy finding new artists.
For the majority of us, we end up back at those comfort artists and songs we've always loved.

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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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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

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