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^ that may be the oddest line up i have ever heard of :)
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I used to not be able to stand The Darkness, but now I can't get enough of their cheesy high pitched glorious pop-glam-rock.
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I used to hate Metal Machine Music, it was just a constant flow of confrontational noise that didn't agree with me. Then when I began getting into noise rock and the like, I moved on to artists like Merzbow, Whitehouse, and Maurizio Bianchi and really liked them. I dug the style so much that I began to start making some noise music.
One day on the hunt for some new tunes I found MMM on a best noise albums list and when I listened to it, I thought to myself "this is almost like something I would do" and from that point on I really dug the album. |
I echo Frownland's comments about Beefheart - I heard Trout Mask Replica in my mid-teens and thought it was terrible. I gradually got into it over time, prompted by the constant namedropping of Beefheart by the post-punk bands I loved at the time. But I didn't listen to the record for ages after first hearing it, and told others it was the worst music I'd ever heard before I revisited it.
That Beefheart guy's my favourite musician of all time, now. |
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First of all, in sincerity, and in general, drugs make all music sound better.
Secondly, as a kid I loved 'Technique' by New Order. Like, to a ridiculous degree. Now? Mmmmm... no PS> great question. Thank God I'm a newb and don't care too much what people think about me. I also liked New Kids on the Block ...when I was like 8. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHGuTa6pWxg Edit: 'liked' not 'like' ....for heaven's sake. |
This is copied directly from the irrational hatred thread, but it really belongs here.
When I was 17-27 years old, I loooooved Kansas. Loved 'em. Then, starting in the mid 80's I started exploring other music, esp. Classical. Then, as I revisited the progressive rock of my youth, most of it held up well but Kansas did not, there was/is a cake & ice cream sappy ubersugarry element to their music (albeit extremely well performed) that just didn't work for me at all once I got into my 40's. I recently revisited them in plug and enjoyed the parts that were good (mainly instrumental proficiency) but cringed at the candy-coated aspect. It was a short visit over the past week, I'm done with it now. Again. |
I've disliked metal and electronic music at one point or another, and there's not a lot of music I liked then that I dislike now. Even the artists I generally dislike, like Kid Rock or Limp Bizkit, had some good songs that I still listen to today.
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