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    Default Music you liked as a teenager

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    later i got into more alternative, indie, and psych. Not too different from the stuff i'm into now.

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    The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Sex Pistols, Alien Sex Fiend, Skinny Puppy, Nina Hagen, various hardcore and punk bands, heavy metal and classic rock like Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, Black Sabbath and The Doors. Too much to mention.

    Almost everything listed here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_metal

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    I found a cd from 2006, it was interesting experience. 50% of songs: Eminem, Linkin Park, Limp bizkit, benny benassi?????????

    And something like this generally:







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    One of those things I still go back to here and then.



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    A wide variety: rock, hard rock, metal, alternative, and grunge. I remember creating mixed tapes from CDs or by ripping from the radio waves. It was very time consuming.
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    i noticed when i was a teenager that i started listening to lighter music and more alternative...

    when i was 12 i was kind of stuck in metal.

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    avril lavigne evanescence, linkin park, lupe fiasco, and anime music. very cool, much hardcore

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    There are a lot of bands from teenage years I still like to listen to occasionally.

    In order of age progression:

    10-13: Smash Mouth/Green Day/Sugar Ray

    14: Gnarls Barkley

    15: Arrogant Sons of Bitches/The Killers/Streetlight Manifesto

    16: Jimi Hendrix/Spoon/Streetlight Manifesto

    17: Streetlight Manifesto/Queens of the Stone Age/The White Stripes

    18: Nirvana/Wolfmother

    19: Offspring/Brand New

    In fact, I'd say I have a hankering to listen to each of these bands every so often, besides the Killers, since they went super-soft, Smash Mouth, and Sugary Ray.

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    Oldies my music teacher was SEE and she was in love with smooth jazz artist Luther Vandros we listened to a lot of that
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