Has your taste in music changed over the years?

I think I never change my taste in music. Since I was a teenager, I like heavy metal, rock ballad song and I still prefer to this kind of music though there are many new genre of music to suite current needs in our society. I still fanatic fan to Metallica, Scorpions and many more rock and metal band which some of them has retired. Now, there's not many new band or artist like to sing heavy metal or rock music, but I don't care about less choices since the old song still serve my ears good.

Yes, I have broadened my musical tastes and I probably have the widest taste in Music of anyone I know.

I have always listened to many different kinds of music, growing up listening to my father's music - big bands, etc. - as well as the popular music of the day. These days, I still love all the music from my childhood and the music from the generations before as well as incorporating some of the newer music. I think I have also developed a taste for different kinds of music that blend things that you wouldn't have thought would blend well, for example, Celtic music and punk rock. It's always good to expand your tastes in any art, exploring new and interesting things as well as going back to the roots of particular genres. Music speaks to us in a way that no other art form does.

It sure did, I used to be an electronic music freak and now I think it's not really that good, it used to light a fire in my soul, now it's just collecting dust. Rock is the new way to live. I will cherish for more years than electronic music for sure. Then perhaps I will change that too, who knows?

The only way my music taste has changed is that I keep liking more and more songs.Whilst still enjoying the songs that I have always liked.As a young child I used to go to work with my Dad and travelled for miles with him in is minibus and he used to play the sort of music he liked.Mainly stuff from the 50s and the 60s which I still love to this day.As I'm typing this I'm listening to the Animals the house of the rising sun.Listening to older music that wasn't in the chartsat young age taught me develop my own personal taste in music,to listen to all types of music at and not just to like something because its cool.

My taste in music has remained the same my entire life. I liked Hard Rock and Heavy Metal when I first started listening to music, and I still enjoy that kind of music now. I've always hated Country, and I still do. I also still can't stand Classical, or Jazz, or Opera.

Yes, my taste in music has changed a tremendous amount. I was an avid record buyer in the 1960s, and like most people my taste in music was centred around the popular music of the time. This is probably a result of conditioning since that was the type of music that we heard constantly. I still like much of the 1960s music, but now I am a lover of opera. My favourite genres tend to be Puccini and Verdi, although I do also listen to Tchaikovsky and numerous other composers. As I previously mentioned we tend to grow accustomed to the surroundings we grow up in, but of course as time goes by we encounter other genres that offer us a great deal.

I have always liked rock music. The only change that happened is that I stopped listening to Greek music and now I listen to more hard rock and metal songs. I was more into classic rock and R'N'R in the past. I always appreciate a nice song no matter the kind or language but I prefer rocking.

Well, I'm 64 and my tastes have been through a lot. I think it's a combination of both - experience and way of life. As we grow we change, likes, dislikes. Things that appealed to us once become no longer important. Other things in our lives take a front seat. When you're 20 drinking & partying is a priority (it was for me). Then you get married or get a job or have a child and you have different priorities. Getting drunk doesn't seem so fun anymore. But I digress. Back to music. My first love was and always will be rock 'n roll. Then it was Disco & r&r. As I got older I started to appreciate the music of the 20's-40's. There was also some classical that I liked. Then jazz as well. And some country western. And somewhere in the middle there I got into techno/electronica which I think has a great dance beat. The only thing I really can't get into is opera. There are a couple of songs I like but that's about it for opera. So I guess I've been through a pretty wide spectrum of music in my life so far. Oh, I really also can't get into rap. To me that's the armpit of music. Interesting discussion. Nice to hear from you! :D And I almost forgot r&b and really good southern blues.

I only like Kareokae of soft kind that are very soothing to ears and not that harsh kind of song that kills my ears out of that rock song or what called pop. Besides that I love to listen to AR Rahman songs his music are too to listen daily. I love to hear atleast one song per day of his and I like it very much from my childhood days.