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Old 10.18.2008, 07:01 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
Sorta unrelated, but I have noticed my taste in music, while always being a bit all over the place, has mellowed out far more in recent years. 5 years ago, I probably wouldn't have loved John Fahey or Stars of the Lid or anything as much as I do now... sure, I would have appreciated it, but I wouldn't be obsessed with it. On the other hand, whereas I have always tried searching out the most complex and insane music ever, nowadays I hardly ever listen to that stuff... even if I still love it.. so maybe I'm getting old as well.

Yeah, I've pretty well gone that route. I still love Dead Moon and the Sonics, but I didn't listen to as much modern classical, ambient electronic, or mellow post-rock stuff in my early twenties as I do now. But that's a good kind of getting older, broadening your horizons. The lame kind is the people who become more close minded and reject some of the more interesting or philosophically challenging stuff from their youth.
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