Bands you thought you didn't like but now you do.

[Pat Vegas]

Or perhaps you were influenced not to like a certain band. or perhaps it was not in a genre you were 'supposed' to like.

And the opposite bands you liked but now you think are ****.

[Sir C]

Or perhaps you were influenced not to like a certain band. or perhaps it was not in a genre you were 'supposed' to like.

And the opposite bands you liked but now you think are ****.

Sadly, I seem to like exactly the same bands now that I did when I was 16. Either I was a highly precocious child, or I have peculiarly juvenile taste in music

[Luis Anaconda]

Sadly, I seem to like exactly the same bands now that I did when I was 16. Either I was a highly precocious child, or I have peculiarly juvenile taste in music

The Partridge Family will never go out of fashion, sir c

[Sir C]

The Partridge Family will never go out of fashion, sir c

Ooh, David Cassidy.

Back in 5.

[Pat Vegas]

Sadly, I seem to like exactly the same bands now that I did when I was 16. Either I was a highly precocious child, or I have peculiarly juvenile taste in music

I thought as we get older we listen to stuff that is older than we are.
I have taken it much further by listening to the Carter Family

[Burney]

Or perhaps you were influenced not to like a certain band. or perhaps it was not in a genre you were 'supposed' to like.

And the opposite bands you liked but now you think are ****.

Used to love Joy Division. Now I realise they were amateurish, dreary wànk that no-one would bother with if Ian Curtis hadn't topped himself.

[SWv2]

Sadly, I seem to like exactly the same bands now that I did when I was 16. Either I was a highly precocious child, or I have peculiarly juvenile taste in music

The last few gigs I have gone to see in Dublin are the same bands/acts I went to see 20+ years ago.

Weller (obvs), The Charlatans, The Orb, Teenage Fanclub, The Wonder Stuff, Super Furry Animals, Stone Roses.

I have been to see other bands in recent years – PIL, Echo and the Bunnymen – but again there is a pattern here.

[Burney]

I thought as we get older we listen to stuff that is older than we are.
I have taken it much further by listening to the Carter Family

Nothing wrong with the Carter family. I think most people of any musical taste grow up to realise that, far from being the uncool joke it was when you were young, Country & Music (the proper stuff, mind, not Garth Crooks or shïte like that) is actually ace.

In fact, that's probably been my single biggest change in taste.

[Sir C]

The last few gigs I have gone to see in Dublin are the same bands/acts I went to see 20+ years ago.

Weller (obvs), The Charlatans, The Orb, Teenage Fanclub, The Wonder Stuff, Super Furry Animals, Stone Roses.

I have been to see other bands in recent years – PIL, Echo and the Bunnymen – but again there is a pattern here.

Jackson Browne for me recently. Jackson Browne is a fúcking genius.

[redgunamo]

The last few gigs I have gone to see in Dublin are the same bands/acts I went to see 20+ years ago.

Weller (obvs), The Charlatans, The Orb, Teenage Fanclub, The Wonder Stuff, Super Furry Animals, Stone Roses.

I have been to see other bands in recent years – PIL, Echo and the Bunnymen – but again there is a pattern here.

That's the correct way, I think. Your love of music is supposed to be a snapshot in time; your time.

The kids need space to have their own time, so their's no good trying to be down wi' 'em.