Still listen to the same stuff. I love '90s rock, but Rock in general is just the best. Nirvana Foo Fighters Pearl Jam Radiohead Soundgarden Switchfoot Flyleaf Blindside Skillet U2 Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath Metallica Aerosmith Guns N Roses AC/DC The list goes on and on

DCTalk Newsboys TobyMac Relient K Hawk Nelson Thousand Foot Krutch Jars of Clay Probably a few others but it's almost 2 in the morning.

I was into what my dad listened to for a long time: Metallica, Iron Maiden, Rush, R.E.M., Marillion. Then I discovered radio (maybe around 14/15) so I was into whatever was hot in the rock/alternative/indie scene at the time: Kaiser Chiefs, Muse, My Chemical Romance, Evanescence, Paramore, Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, Razorlight, Radiohead, Foo Fighters, Blink 1-82, Green Day, System of a Down. I really liked the emo scene but I was never actually an emo. Most of my music was digital, free downloads from shady websites with horrific bitrates lol. The first band I properly had on obsession over was Disturbed, when I was about 17. The first album I bought with my own money as soon as it was released was Wasting Light by the Foo Fighters, and that came out in 2011, when I was 18. I owned CDs before that but they were either presents or weren't new releases. Then I went to uni and all hell broke loose. The entire internet of music + a student with most of the week free time = a crazy amount of experimentation. I remember my Christmas list was about two pages long of CDs. Nowadays my tastes are all over the place. On one hand I can listen to some extreme Black Metal, on the other hand I got excited when MGMT brought out a new album the other year. And that new Beatles live album is pretty good too.

Slip Knot, System Of A Down, Marilyn Manson, ACDC, Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Eric Clapton, Sublime, Queen, etc. I listened to a lot of the stuff that my father listened to. When my taste matured more, and I began appreciate the more esoteric qualities of art, is when I started listening to rap, and now I most predominately listen to that, but I listen to pretty much everything.

I still listen to the same music. There's more variety now but nothing beats Breaking Benjamin or Incubus on a good day. I'm also fond of various video game soundtracks like Pokémon, Halo, and Touhou. Guess I'm still a child then. Feels good sometimes.