Band That You Thought Sucked That You Are Now Into.

[E-Ann-Hilden]

Whether someone turned you on to them or they just grew on you!
A younger chick (by 15 yrs) that I know turned me on to Depeche Mode who I thought always sucked and their fans where Homosexual!

I don't know they ever sucked? If you were into hair bands, heavy metal, mainstream pop or classic rock, i understand. The have some solid albums like Black Celebration and Music for the Masses.

 

[E-Ann-Hilden]

Took a while...

Again The Smiths? Really a iconic band in my book and many others, but i did'nt watch much MTV except 120 Minutes or listen to mainstream radio. If you picked a band like Spandu Ballet or Human League, i understand. Both were very innovative back in the early days though.

Thompson Twins stunk, but i like them now for nostalgia.

 

[BlueBalls]

Again The Smiths? Really a iconic band in my book and many others, but i did'nt watch much MTV except 120 Minutes or listen to mainstream radio. If you picked a band like Spandu Ballet or Human League, i understand. Both were very innovative back in the early days though.

The key word in the title of this thread is: thought.

It's all subjective, no one is making sweeping faux objective statements about the nature of music or the definitions of good or bad, they're sharing an opinion, nothing more. At one point in time I couldn't stand anything The Smiths had ever recorded. Now, my opinion has changed. Same goes for Radiohead, I absolutely hated them at one point, now I don't. There's really little need to question it in this way, people have preferences those preferences more than likely change over time which in turn can lead you to reconsider certain assumptions you had made about a particular media figure(s) for better or worse.

 

[bustybbwlover]

not so much a band as a style blues i never got blues when i was younger as for a musician how bout robert johnson

 

[Freq3]

I didnt like Muse once upon a time, but now I think their music is awesome

 

[shayd]

Miley Cyrus. I used to hate her, but then she turned 18.

You fucker! You know I can't rep you for that yet! :1orglaugh

 

[wigster]

Nickelback, when they first started i was just " Great another wannabe pop rock band " But lately they've done some pretty good stuff

 

[alexpnz]

I didnt like Muse once upon a time, but now I think their music is awesome

My thoughts exactly....even seen them live in, of all places, Newark a few weeks ago!
An amazing live band! :clap:

 

[roronoa3000]

The Jackson 4

 

[wolverine83]

I used to hate Dwight Yoakum when I was a kid. Now, I think he's one of the last real country&western guys that came out.

 

[roronoa3000]

I used to hate Dwight Yoakum when I was a kid. Now, I think he's one of the last real country&western guys that came out.

Thank God for that.

Just sayin' :dunno:

 

[lurkingdirk]

Thank God for that.

Just sayin' :dunno:

http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lazw0p6WrO1qe0eclo1_r9_500.gif

 

[E-Ann-Hilden]

The key word in the title of this thread is: thought.

It's all subjective, no one is making sweeping faux objective statements about the nature of music or the definitions of good or bad, they're sharing an opinion, nothing more. At one point in time I couldn't stand anything The Smiths had ever recorded. Now, my opinion has changed. Same goes for Radiohead, I absolutely hated them at one point, now I don't. There's really little need to question it in this way, people have preferences those preferences more than likely change over time which in turn can lead you to reconsider certain assumptions you had made about a particular media figure(s) for better or worse.

Understood! I just think bad music sticks out. I am not a heavy metal fan, but I respect some of genre as well as hip-hop.

 

[iskateboard1234]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YDVUuNLzOU&feature=related
We Came as Romans

 

[Red Spyder]

For some reason, as a kid, I didn't like AC/DC now I'm fine with them, same with Ozzy, I guess I didn't like their voices back then