Pffft...double that and still rocking hardcore.Jazoni89 said:So i've got a question for all you 20 somethings, has metal music weared thin as you go older, or are you still a die hard metaller for life, please tell me what you think.
Pffft...double that and still rocking hardcore.Jazoni89 said:So i've got a question for all you 20 somethings, has metal music weared thin as you go older, or are you still a die hard metaller for life, please tell me what you think.
Its not really a case of growing out of it, more of a branching out as you are getting older, and not becoming as much of a fan of it anymore.MiracleOfSound said:I'm 30 and its the only kind of music that consistently excites me.
You were obviously not really into the music or the feeling it gives if you 'grew out of it'.
This is the most correct statement I've read since joining the Escapist.Jazoni89 said:Metal music, in our teen years it was our bread and butter, but getting older me and countless others branched out to various genre's, and gone was the stigma of listening to various different music that plagued me in my teen years.
I used to be a huge metal fan when I was a teenager at college, i hanged out with the cool metal guys and we all shared our songs, but then time went by, and metal started to wear thin on me and i started branching out alot more to various genres, and music that i couldn't stand a few years back, i was listening to.
Now at the age of 21, metal has disappeared completely out of my mind, and in retrospect i think metal was just a way for us younger minds to be edgy, and cool, and to rebel against mainstream music.
I'd still imagine you were more into the idea of it than the actual music.Jazoni89 said:Its not really a case of growing out of it, more of a branching out as you are getting older, and not becoming as much of a fan of it anymore.MiracleOfSound said:I'm 30 and its the only kind of music that consistently excites me.
You were obviously not really into the music or the feeling it gives if you 'grew out of it'.
That what i wanted to try and get across when i made this topic.
Maybe so, but that what most teens do, and that's how most people find their place in the world.MiracleOfSound said:I'd still imagine you were more into the idea of it than the actual music.Jazoni89 said:Its not really a case of growing out of it, more of a branching out as you are getting older, and not becoming as much of a fan of it anymore.MiracleOfSound said:I'm 30 and its the only kind of music that consistently excites me.
You were obviously not really into the music or the feeling it gives if you 'grew out of it'.
That what i wanted to try and get across when i made this topic.
I don't think people grow out of music they truly enjoy. I still listen to metal because it still makes me feel really good to hear it.
Which is totally fine. Just probably means your ears prefer music that isn't metal and you're finding new stuff they do like.Jazoni89 said:Maybe so, but that what most teens do, and that's how most people find their place in the world.
Im not totally a anti metal person, don't get me wrong, i love me a bit of Protest a Hero and such like, now and again, but my music taste is ever changing, and i was wondering if others could relate to what I am feeling.
And that, my friend is the Miracle of sound...hehe.MiracleOfSound said:Which is totally fine. Just probably means your ears prefer music that isn't metal and you're finding new stuff they do like.Jazoni89 said:Maybe so, but that what most teens do, and that's how most people find their place in the world.
Im not totally a anti metal person, don't get me wrong, i love me a bit of Protest a Hero and such like, now and again, but my music taste is ever changing, and i was wondering if others could relate to what I am feeling.
Zeithri said:Hmm..Jazoni89 said:Metal music, in our teen years it was ..~snip~
I am 24 years old I want to mention first.
I'll let you all decide that;
No, honestly.
I'll never "grow" out of it.
^ see that, that's what I mean, its got nothing to do with getting too old for it.Its not really a case of growing out of it, more of a branching out as you are getting older, and not becoming as much of a fan of it anymore.
That's the message I wanted to try and get across when i made this topic.
So you're not even going to bother defending your standpoint?Jazoni89 said:That's my personal opinion, that is all.