80s soft rock don’t @me
Anyone else 30+ yrs old that is "stuck" on their era of music?
- Thread starter Carlton Banks
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I’m strictly late 80s, 90s and early 2000s up to about 2010 hip hop
only a few new artist I checked out and certain songs they made I like
I like that little dude lil baby.. he had a few songs I dig
I like 2 songs from that rapper NLE choppa which is walk it down and chamelot
and a couple of Roddy Rich songs
only a few new artist I checked out and certain songs they made I like
I like that little dude lil baby.. he had a few songs I dig
I like 2 songs from that rapper NLE choppa which is walk it down and chamelot
and a couple of Roddy Rich songs
GoAggieGo.
getting blitzed.
I pretty much checked out on this rap shyt after 2012, but there’s a few new artists that I’ll listen to.
The early 2000’s up until 2010 is my sweet spot. I’m constantly listening to older TI, Jeezy, UGK, Ball & G, OutKast, Houston, New Orleans, and Memphis mursic. Krit is a favorite of mine, and might be my cutoff when it comes to newer stuff, but he’s been around since the late 2000’s.
The early 2000’s up until 2010 is my sweet spot. I’m constantly listening to older TI, Jeezy, UGK, Ball & G, OutKast, Houston, New Orleans, and Memphis mursic. Krit is a favorite of mine, and might be my cutoff when it comes to newer stuff, but he’s been around since the late 2000’s.
DoomzdayzV
Banned
I listen to whoever is on a similar frequency to mine........a pill head/dopefiend rapper is not gonna entertain me, neither is some preachy ass mufukka
Same here at 37 years old. I specifically take time to listen to new shyt. I don’t wanna stay stagnantNah. I am 32 and listen to everything new and old.
I love music
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
They say that by the time you turn 25, the type of music you listen to by then will define your taste in music for the rest of your life. Dont know how true is that in general
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
i was heavy into music before i even started school, so naw, i never had an era bias.
im more of a historian. in particular, i luv music from the '60s thru the '00s.
the '00s was very much hit-or-miss. and mind you, i was in high school when it started going downhill, so i dont want to hear no era bias bullchit.
and the past 10 or so years have been trash overall. nothing to do with bias. chit is just watered-down gahbage in general. and these so-called industry-appointed exceptions are just as wack as their remedial counterparts. just different types of wack.
im more of a historian. in particular, i luv music from the '60s thru the '00s.
the '00s was very much hit-or-miss. and mind you, i was in high school when it started going downhill, so i dont want to hear no era bias bullchit.
and the past 10 or so years have been trash overall. nothing to do with bias. chit is just watered-down gahbage in general. and these so-called industry-appointed exceptions are just as wack as their remedial counterparts. just different types of wack.
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mortuus est
Veteran
im not there yet, i like to know about the progression and landscape of the music
i do time travel sometimes
i do time travel sometimes
Should try venturing into other genres, there’s a too much great music today. For example just skim through all the highly rated albums of the past years, no matter genre. You might find a lot of shyt that you didn’t know you fukked with.
there’s a lot of great underground hiphop of course, but if you widen your search you might find a lot of great things. Of course like a computer it will also take more of your time
there’s a lot of great underground hiphop of course, but if you widen your search you might find a lot of great things. Of course like a computer it will also take more of your time
I don’t how people can just listen to music they know for years on end
SnowflakesByTheOZ
Sorry, that's another B
I'm 27 and I listen to music from every era. I could go from listening to Redman to Gunna to Lupe back to Lil Gotit. But Music from 2010-1013 resonates with me the most cause I have alot of great memories from that time.
PlainSight
Anon
I've tried to keep it current as a 31 year old while still listening to the era I grew up in. It has meant though that I've listened to less newer rappers in general but there's always good rappers out there - old and new. Can't really say I'm stuck on an era - good music is good music.
I literally got a spotify playlist called "Stuck in the 90's nikkas"
(that's an old pic)
edit: but nah, I'm a musical omnivore. I listen to everything except gospel and polka.
The problem is that most of these people are looking for new music that reminds them of their favorite artist
they can’t appreciate the greatness of other music cause there constantly trying to see if it measures up