your mums queefs
black metal
>changing your stance on music based on /mu/
Que picardia
Fedora house. I still like it though.
>>62571865
tomatela fer
>>62571786
CAPO, una sola cosa nomas queria decirte, me agrado mucho tu post, en serio, es de lo más sensacional que he visto en el momento, es una obra de arte, sin exagerar, es algo que, a simple vista, podria haber sido hecho por el mismisimo da vinci, la genialidad que tiene se puede notar desde kilómetros de distancia, ni siquiera la peor de las malas lenguas podria decir que no nos encontramos ante una majestuosidad vista una sola vez cada mil años. No he visto en todos mis años de vida algo de esta magnitud, te provoca una sensacion indescriptible, una alegria inmensa a pesar de no haber hecho acciòn alguna, un sentimiento raro de encontrar pero fantastico, algo así como lo que se siente una brisa en un caluroso verano, o ver la alegria de un niño al abrir sus regalos de navidad, o simplemente estar con la persona que mas amamos. No hagas caso a las malas lenguas que critican sin cesar a cualquiera que no cumpla absolutamente todas sus expectativas, solo creeme a mi y a todos aquellos seres que consideran y admiran a tan grandiosa obra de arte. Siempre van a haber personas que te van a decir que lo que hiciste no tiene valor, pero el secreto esta en ignorarlas, esas personas darian lo que fuera por haber creado algo tan magnifico como lo que estamos viendo. Asi como un hombre enamorado crea un poema para expresar sus mas profundos sentimientos, o como un pintor crea una obra de arte de algun tiempo que ni siquiera el conoce, asi es como fue creado este post, de la misma forma puede parecer que estoy exagerando, repito, pero no es asi, ni de cerca, exageraria si dijiese que no me encuentro ante una creacion admirable, increible, de una belleza casi mayor que la de su creador. De hecho estoy tan encantado con semejante aporte que decidi escribir un poema al respecto, se titulo "mis ojos te lo agradecen", aqui va: -"mis ojos te lo agradecen, ya que han sido acariciados, mis sentimentos te alaban, ya que han sido despertados, mi corazon te idolatra,
I was a total p4k drone and an OG chillwaver back in the mid to late noughties, and was bumping all the best indie buzz bands, and found the board via the bald guy with glasses
>>62571904
no you can't mow my lawn
I don't entirely remember but I will always regret being into Nightcore at some point in my life.
G-Eazy, Logic, Hoodie Allen etc. LCD Soundsystem, Arcade Fire, Lemaitre, Joey Bada$$, Mac Miller, Macklmore, Phoenix, Ratatat, The Kooks, The Roots, Vampire Weekend. That's some of the biggest ones from my pre-/mu/ mp3 library.
A lot of really obscure things too, because I really enjoy finding hidden gems.
>>62571904
Linkin Park
I'm here since 2005 though
>>62571786
Trash metal
RHCP, LCD Soundsystem, British 'indie' stuff that was big around 2007 (Arctic Monkeys and their numerous clones), REM (which i still enjoy), nu rave
I didn't listen to music before I came to /mu/ and I still don't despite being here since 2010. Tbh I'm only here to meme and shitpost in ">band has two drummers" threads.
Nearly exclusively dad rock. Don't know why I stayed here
i used to listen to dumb shit like pic related. Then i realized how shit the metalcore genre actually is and completely dropped it when i found mu
>>62571786
Indie and alternative rock like Arcade Fire and Muse
>>62571841
>coming to /mu/ without interest in /mu/ music
>coming to /mu/ just to post shitty memes
literally the same kind of music
I just come here to shitpost and tell everyone else they have inferior taste (which they actually do)
>>62571912
CHI
ed banger shit
lcd soundsystem
klaxons
arctic monkeys
arcade fire
guillemots
I first ventured into /mu/ in 2007 and was pleasantly surprised. I honestly thought it would just be discussions about anime and video game music.
>>62572178
>I honestly thought it would just be discussions about anime and video game music.
this desu
lots of cool people here with great taste
I can see why the menchildren on /v/ might think we're pretentious though
Only coldplay
>the strokes
>modest mouse
>brand new
>radio head
Wasn't massive music fan though
>trying to impress qt
>listen to some new albums
>decide to just Google the word music
>/mu/ is one of the top results
What a mistake that was
>>62572341
>/mu/ is one of the top results
highly doubt this
>>62572373
Probably added the word forum or something was a age ago so I don't remember perfectly
Gorillaz, daft punk and arctic monkeys mainly with a load of monstercat shit when that first started
Good music
TOOL
RHCP
rammstein
Korn
NIN
Sublime
Type-o-negative
system of a down
I'm glad I came to /mu/ mostly to discover so much more music. Didn't even know about mu core like DG AnCo. I was so close minded about music and I knew it.
>>62572158
>ed banger shit
>needing /mu/ to discover ed banger
>>62571786
Exactly the same taste and discovery.I don't even remember why I came here, I just remember seeing an /anco/ thread and being hyped because I had already liked them.
Pop, IDM, and shoegaze.
>>62571786
hello seahorse
porter
austin tv
y todo ese indeh mexicano
>>62572743
dumb frog poster
>before
prog rock
prog metal
some death metal
>now
prog rock
black metal
shoegaze
some industrial
>>62571786
Before:
Shitty Music
After:
Shittier Music
EDM and Nu-metal mostly
Indie, punk, and classic rock mostly.
So stuff like The Beatles, Sonic Youth, The Clash, Pavement, The Doors, Can, Pixies, etc. I also really liked early Swans as well.
Then when I came here I found out Kid A, which got me into electronic. I was a huge rock elitist back in the day.
>before
avant-prog
>after
avant-prog
/mu/'s general taste is awful and the quality of discussion is bad too, but the archives are good.
>>62574649
In fact, fine, make that avant-prog-fusion. But still more prog than fusion.
>before
trip hop
singer songwriter stuff
dreampop
>after
noise
sludge
when i was like 14 i listened to metallica, ac/dc, guns n' roses and nirvana
as i grew up i started to listen to more grunge like pearl jam and soundgarden but also other alternative rock stuff from the 90's
eventually i got to the pixies, sonic youth and dinosaur jr
it was then i got to /mu/ and started listening to 90's post-hardcore and 80's hardcore
now i listen to pretty much everything
it is my belief that rock music is dead as of 2011
>>62572254
>desu
Why is this and senpai constantly spammed lately?
>>62575110
newfag detected
dadrock and eye dee em
>>62575172
Not really, I've been lurking for several years, but the desu/senpai posts lately have been the equivalent of shitposting or spouting off a meme to be unfunny or ironic. I just don't get why it has gotten worse.
>>62572743
you absolute fucking mongoloid
Haven't really changed what kind of music I listened to because of /mu/ but I've found some cool stuff here from charts and coming here made me get a last.fm and RYM accounts for finding new music. And I just generally got sick of the music I was listening to.
Further in the past I mostly listened to 60s and 70s rock like Queen, Beatles, etc. A little later I started listening to metal. Opeth, Dio, Iron Maiden, Ayreon, and others. I continued this while starting to browse here but after a while I just wanted to find more music and branch out. Initially I started listening to stuff like black and sludge metal. More recently I'm listening to "art" pop (for lack of a better term), instrumental hip hop, anarcho-punk and associated bands, 80s stuff like post punk, synthpop, and new wave, and been trying out powerviolence and crust punk.
>>62575325
It's a filter
desu(if filtered: it's short for ToBeHonest) == desu
senpai(if filtered: it's short for FAMily == senpai
>>62575325
T B H IDK F A M
lurk moar
>>62571786
Alt Metal/rock and Pop Punk
The same exact shit but I stayed cause it was the first place I found where people like the same shit as me
>>62575650
To be clear I still listen to the same stuff I listened to before but also listen to a lot more that I didn't before.
Daft Punk, Justice and video game music. That was it. I didn't listen to music very much, though.
I listened to a shitload of old school and modern hardcore/punk, and also pop punk. I still like a lot of hardcore, but ashamedly some pop punk I can't let go of. pls no bully
reggae dancehall and pop/rap
>>62571786
>where
Pink Floyd, Neil Young, Portishead, Flying Saucer Attack, the Flaming Lips, Hum, Bjork, Mercury Rev, and Animal Collective.
