It's gone bad, throw it out!

[nythos@sh.itjust.works]

The stuff I used to listen to as a teenager, I now listen to when I’m drunk because they are some banging pops

It’s just I do love me my black/death metal when I’m sober

[dagnet@lemmy.world]

Fr, old me had really good taste for music, probably better taste than current me, but I like the weird stuff I listen to now more.

[nailingjello@lemmy.zip]

Pirate Metal is pretty fun occasionally too.

[hubertmanne@moist.catsweat.com]

It amazes me how, relative to the average individual, I am the same as I was when I was young. and im way different.

[rickyrigatoni@lemm.ee]

Sometimes you open that bin and it turns out it's still good.

[gorgor@startrek.website]

This presupposes there is some music you stopped listening to after high school, Im with you, I still listen to a bunch of that stuff. Some not as often as others, but it brings back memories. I was a metal head though and there was a lot of great 90s metal.

[bakerbagel@midwest.social]

Alt music was still banging in the 2013 when i graduated high school. Still some great stuff out there if you lnow where to look.

[poem_for_your_sprog@lemmy.world]

Too bad it's all recorded at 44.1 kHz and there's no analog to convert to 88/96kHz.

[deacon@lemmy.world]

Yeah I was going to say, I had pretty good taste then. Most of this stuff kept pretty damn well.

[evil_shrubbery@lemm.ee]

... songs that I listen to now are at least 50% songs that I listen to in highschool (and even that's just bcs I added new ones over the time, not bcs I dropped what I listened to before).

\m/

[bigbenis@lemmy.world]

I was at the gym over the weekend and they had a playlist of songs from this era/genre playing over the speakers. One banger after another, brought me back to better times.

[ramble81@lemm.ee]

I went to school in the 90s. That shit still rocks.

[kolanaki@yiffit.net]

The only band I listened to in high school that I find cringe AF now is Gravy Train.

[rawdogthatexe@sh.itjust.works]

Ska is mostly cringe, but Streetlight Manifesto still hits!

[hakase@sh.itjust.works]

Right? I read the OP and was like, speak for yourself!

[ech@lemm.ee]

I still love the music I loved in HS. I just love more stuff now.

[ech@lemm.ee]

There's still great stuff out there. It's just not mainstream, so it's not gonna fall into our laps - we have to do the legwork and shuffle through the muck if we want more.

Personally, I made the conscious choice to do so last year and it's been pretty rewarding.

[zombifrancis@sh.itjust.works]

I dunno the first minute of Dig by Mudvayne still helps me get ready for a zoom call just as it did between each high school class period.

[theraginggeek@lemmy.world]

Even the ones you haven't listened to since the late 1900's? I mean the ones you think rock are probably ones that you continue to listen to well past high school

[odigo2020@lemmy.zip]

Any recommendations to check out?