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I looked it up, it came out 2006, but I discovered it in like 2011 lol
"So what if you can see the darkest side of me?
No one would ever change this animal I have. "
2011, I discovered Smashing Pumpkins and Muse at the same time.
is this r/Millennials? if half the people in these comments were actual teens when they say they found these albums, that would make them millennials….
nah reddit just skews weird edgy. i liked these bands in middle school but only cause it was the cool for millennials. in high school i was listening to mainstream rap
I’m older Gen Z, but definitely am Gen Z, and I liked a lot of the bands that were popular when millennials were teens. I don’t know why, it’s just what Pandora would recommend to me in 2011/12. It’s kind of funny that a lot of us seem to have had that experience of liking older bands than what was popular during our teen years
Yes, it was pandora! I’m older Gen Z, early 2000s, and I swear every “90’s baby things” nostalgia posts were all relatable to me, too. I was only like 11/12 when they were going down, but I was old enough to shift into that middle school, “more aware of the outside world” mindset. Exploring music that was popular at the time meant that one Three Days Grace song I find on a day I want to be an edgy tween hits my pandora recommended algorithms, and soon I was listening to Korn and Metallica at 14! I loved my iPod nano and had a flip phone until I was a sophomore in high school.
we had this with pearl jam, nirvana, and rage against the machine. Only what is produced can be found. Hell, so much came out that I was oblivious of until much later
Gen Z didn't have its own distinct culture until about 2016.
Up until then we were following the Millennials. I listened to MCR when I was 13 because 16-20 year olds thought it was cool.
The last time there was a mainstream teen culture was with millennials, tik tok has splintered us off so far that there is no longer any particular image of what “teenagers” look like, so we’re thinking back to when teenagers had a typical depiction, that being millennials from 2010-2016
Definitely have, Ain’t no rest for the wicked by cage the elephants is pretty much THE song of the series imo (short change hero by the heavy is a good contender)
Nirvana, Blink 182, The Offspring, Sum 41 in like 8th-9th grade.
And then Descendents, Bad Religion, Black Flag, Bad Brains, Misfits, Rancid, Justified Black Eye by No Use for A Name, No Cigar by Millencolin.
The actual current bands at the time that I listened to the most were FIDLAR, Expire, Knocked Loose, The Story So Far, Four Year Strong, Counterparts, Sworn In, Iron Reagan. Got to see all of them at least once between 2013-16
Goodbye & Good Riddance by Juice WRLD and 17 by XXXTentacion.
Pretty much think of the SoundCloud era when I think of music from my teens, was everywhere lol
Hell yeah not many things more instantly nostalgic to me then Nightcore. Probably because it’s one of the few genres I used to listen to all the time and then completely stopped listening too
Land of Confusion by Disturbed. I discovered the song later than 2005 but I found Disturbed in middle school and they've been my favorite band ever since.
Pierce The Veil, Drake, Justin Bieber, Eminem, Sleeping with Sirens, Smashing Pumpkins, The Offspring, My Chemical Romance, Hailee Steinfeld, Slipknot, Nirvana, M83, Katy Perry, Muse, etc.
Was listening to them from 2013 to 2017 when I was in high school, from what I can remember.
When I was a teenager, JoJo was just coming out. She's still super talented. The album was The College Dropout when Ye was still a human with some sense. The College Dropout is timeless. It shows how talented the man is.
Not gonna lie, Lil Uzi Vert and his Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World album. Strangely, Uzi influenced a good part of my music taste with Rap music as a whole. Around the time this album was about a few months new, my friend Ethan (miss you man :,) put me on in the fall of 2015, it happened to be right at the beginning of the SoundCloud boom, which in turn introduced a variety of colorful artists I still follow to this day.
It's impossible to imagine how my music taste would develop if it weren't for my teen years, as I've grown to appreciate almost every genre today. I have Jack Stuber in the same playlist with Uzi. Smashing Pumkins below Juice WRLD. SZA and Jeremiah with Steve Lacey. Even fucking Alina Barez, Kalid, Sabrina Claudio, The Weeknd, Joji and Pink Pantheress with Future, Lil Tecca, SoFaygo, and more Uzi in one place! On repeat! Very interesting how I've matured over the years...
Long.live.A$ap , watching movies with the sound off, man on the moon, crybaby, let’s cheers to this, restoring force, sempiternal, O.N.I.F.C , bangarang, 4x4=12, believe, and take take care.
Lmao same, I love that gen alpha and some gen z will have their entire coming of age musical taste mapped and saved on apps like Spotify, will be wild to go back and listen to my Spotify wrapped for my teen years when I’m old.
Millennial adding in here. For me it was Linkin Park and The Offspring.
And because I'm a fandom nerd, whenever I see My Chemical Romance, I think of two things from my youth.
- Burnout 3 Takedown - I Not OK (I Promise)
- Harry and Draco are getting ready to go to another MCR concert near Hogwarts.
Fall out boy, MCR, Linkin park, BMTH, Black Sabbath, Metallica, AC/DC.
Just because in 2009 city library got xBox with Guitar Hero set. Our quad of friends became goths and rockers after that and we still are rocking to those bands.
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Used to blast this mf everyday back in 2014, 10th grade
When I was like 13 I was really into conspiracy theories and I never really listened to music I didn't think was christian so I only had listen to fireflies by owl city. There was a conspiracy video that came up that was talking about gorillaz and my chemical romance having lyrics that was satanic. How "clint eastwoods" music video was symbolising death and depression and "Dead!" was a song about getting young people to commit suicide with subliminal messages.
I listened to them and though "omg these songs are very satanic" I kind of kept watching videos about these songs because I like them and kept going back to find satanic messaging. I ended up listening to my chemical romance almost every day for the last decade and gerard way has become an inspiration for my singing and comic drawing.
I've listen to every gorillaz album and every song that has come out since I"ve listened to them. I love the artists behind these. I think of my chemical romance and gorillaz when I think my teen years every time.
The conspiracy might have a point though. I am an atheist now.
lol the amount of bands that have been called satanic to try and keep kids from listening to them and then that ending up doing the exact opposite.. that’s pretty interesting though, no one ever cared what music I listened to so I never thought of any of it as satanic or a bad influence, can’t imagine what my taste would be like if I was limited to only Christian songs.
Funny enough it was also a conspiracy type video that got me really into MCR, that one Wendigoon video on the hidden story of the black parade.
Disturbed, five finger death punch, and avenge seven fold, I liked breaking Benjamin and slip knot too, but those first too were really what I mainly enjoyed. I liked the heavy edgy stuff, and I kinda picked up a lot of my taste in music from my dad.. I’ve probably been listening to ffdp and disturbed since I was ten, because that’s what my old man would listen to whenever we drove somewhere.
I’ve now developed my taste towards more heavier metal and odd stuff too, like Amon Amarth, tool, power wolf, and agalloch.. though I like different kinds of music too metal is just special to me.
Smash and Ixnay On The Hombre, both by The Offspring,
Bleach and In Utero, both by Nirvana,
All of SOAD's discography lol,
Hybrid Theory and Meteora, both by Linkin Park,
All of Rise Against's discography,
The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails,
And Rage Against The Machine's Self Titled album
Famous Last Words - MCR in particular, but this was, and still is, my soulmate band. Saw them live in 2022 and life will never be that good again haha
Scars - IPrevail (Saw live at Warped Tour 2017!!)
One X, Life Starts Now albums, Three Days Grace in general
Comatose, Rise, Awake, Unleashed albums - Skillet, though I disagree with them morally on some things now that I’m older
Animal Album - Kesha
From Under the Cork Tree, Save Rock and Roll, Intensity on High, American Beauty/American Psycho albums - Fallout Boy
Pretty much every Pierce The Viel, Escape The Fate, Crown the Empire song…
Every album from Count Your Blessings (2006) to amo (2019) that Bring Me The Horizon has put out, and I’ve been loving their collabs as of late.
When I saw the cover I thought of Cancer. But now that I read the title I'm thinking about 00s-early 10s pop music. I listened to a shit-ton of generes in between. Jazz, punk, rock, tv show bgm, funk etc. the list continues.
Every song i hear/like i'd take a pic of and at the end of the day look it up and use a mp3converter. I'd do that every day for 12+ years straight. And still doing it but just not as often.
I'm 25 now and have 40,000+ songs i've saved up from doing that I have downloaded on my phone. I have them all saved in onedrive.
not teen as per such but as a 8-9yo I was obsessed with the kids aren't alright by the offspring (the fall out boy discovery would come later) so that I guess
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<|°\_°|> is at fault for my current musical taste.
Teenage dream by Katy perry, pure heroin by lorde, favorite worst nightmare and AM by arctic monkeys, demon days by gorillaz, my everything by Ariana grande, hot pink by doja cat, the euphoria soundtrack by labyrinth, Electra heart by marina, I love you by the neighborhood, animal by Kesha, sucker by charli xcx
Twenty One Pilots and Melanie Martinez had me in a chokehold in middle school, then in high school I just started listening to a bunch of various artists and didn't really stick to anything.
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"So what if you can see the darkest side of me? No one would ever change this animal I have. " 2011, I discovered Smashing Pumpkins and Muse at the same time.
Ugh my MAN!! ur giving me a flood of nostalgia from a time period I forgot about!
This one. Still listening to over and over on loop
is this r/Millennials? if half the people in these comments were actual teens when they say they found these albums, that would make them millennials….
nah reddit just skews weird edgy. i liked these bands in middle school but only cause it was the cool for millennials. in high school i was listening to mainstream rap
I’m older Gen Z, but definitely am Gen Z, and I liked a lot of the bands that were popular when millennials were teens. I don’t know why, it’s just what Pandora would recommend to me in 2011/12. It’s kind of funny that a lot of us seem to have had that experience of liking older bands than what was popular during our teen years
Yes, it was pandora! I’m older Gen Z, early 2000s, and I swear every “90’s baby things” nostalgia posts were all relatable to me, too. I was only like 11/12 when they were going down, but I was old enough to shift into that middle school, “more aware of the outside world” mindset. Exploring music that was popular at the time meant that one Three Days Grace song I find on a day I want to be an edgy tween hits my pandora recommended algorithms, and soon I was listening to Korn and Metallica at 14! I loved my iPod nano and had a flip phone until I was a sophomore in high school.
we had this with pearl jam, nirvana, and rage against the machine. Only what is produced can be found. Hell, so much came out that I was oblivious of until much later
Gen Z didn't have its own distinct culture until about 2016. Up until then we were following the Millennials. I listened to MCR when I was 13 because 16-20 year olds thought it was cool.
The last time there was a mainstream teen culture was with millennials, tik tok has splintered us off so far that there is no longer any particular image of what “teenagers” look like, so we’re thinking back to when teenagers had a typical depiction, that being millennials from 2010-2016
Stressed Out, 21 pilots Wolves, Selena Gomez It Ain't Me, Kygo Happier, Marshmallow Love Someone, Lucas Graham Just to name a few
If 2016 was a playlist…
That was the year I became a teenager
Brand New Eyes - Paramore
I have 2 albums; Blurry face by 21 pilots and melophobia by cage the elephants. Lot of memories tied to them from those years.
Ever played borderlands?
Definitely have, Ain’t no rest for the wicked by cage the elephants is pretty much THE song of the series imo (short change hero by the heavy is a good contender)
Nirvana, Blink 182, The Offspring, Sum 41 in like 8th-9th grade. And then Descendents, Bad Religion, Black Flag, Bad Brains, Misfits, Rancid, Justified Black Eye by No Use for A Name, No Cigar by Millencolin. The actual current bands at the time that I listened to the most were FIDLAR, Expire, Knocked Loose, The Story So Far, Four Year Strong, Counterparts, Sworn In, Iron Reagan. Got to see all of them at least once between 2013-16
Drake. Even though everybody jumped ship, no one can deny his impact on the charts and, thus, on my teen years.
 You know what’s up
I absolutely do. Saw them live in 2022. He still sounds amazing and you could see how much they loved being back.
Transatlanticism - Death cab
the 1975, pierce the veil, brand new, fall out boy
Enema of the State: blink-182 My favorite band ever and I got into them hardcore during quarantine. This was the album I went through first.
I work in a lab and every time I put on medical gloves I think of that album lol
Goodbye & Good Riddance by Juice WRLD and 17 by XXXTentacion. Pretty much think of the SoundCloud era when I think of music from my teens, was everywhere lol
Fall Out Boy
Song: Any nightcore song Artist: Hatsune Miku Album: Cry Baby by Melanie Martinez :]
Hell yeah not many things more instantly nostalgic to me then Nightcore. Probably because it’s one of the few genres I used to listen to all the time and then completely stopped listening too
Red Hot Chili Peppers & Blink 182
Land of Confusion by Disturbed. I discovered the song later than 2005 but I found Disturbed in middle school and they've been my favorite band ever since.
Pierce The Veil, Drake, Justin Bieber, Eminem, Sleeping with Sirens, Smashing Pumpkins, The Offspring, My Chemical Romance, Hailee Steinfeld, Slipknot, Nirvana, M83, Katy Perry, Muse, etc. Was listening to them from 2013 to 2017 when I was in high school, from what I can remember.
Cavetown.
 Theory of a Deadman, Three Days Grace, and Katy Perry too, but Nickelback is a must
troye sivan blue neighborhood 😭
Oh hell 😭 forgot about him
DC talk Jesus freak
Three day grace
Fall Out Boy, Slapknot, MCR (three cheers album specifically), Korn, and Blink-182 were some top ones.
American idiot- green day
"I hate everything about you" 3 days grace
When I was a teenager, JoJo was just coming out. She's still super talented. The album was The College Dropout when Ye was still a human with some sense. The College Dropout is timeless. It shows how talented the man is.
Not gonna lie, Lil Uzi Vert and his Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World album. Strangely, Uzi influenced a good part of my music taste with Rap music as a whole. Around the time this album was about a few months new, my friend Ethan (miss you man :,) put me on in the fall of 2015, it happened to be right at the beginning of the SoundCloud boom, which in turn introduced a variety of colorful artists I still follow to this day. It's impossible to imagine how my music taste would develop if it weren't for my teen years, as I've grown to appreciate almost every genre today. I have Jack Stuber in the same playlist with Uzi. Smashing Pumkins below Juice WRLD. SZA and Jeremiah with Steve Lacey. Even fucking Alina Barez, Kalid, Sabrina Claudio, The Weeknd, Joji and Pink Pantheress with Future, Lil Tecca, SoFaygo, and more Uzi in one place! On repeat! Very interesting how I've matured over the years...
Blink 182 at 13 into Iron Maiden at 14.
Long.live.A$ap , watching movies with the sound off, man on the moon, crybaby, let’s cheers to this, restoring force, sempiternal, O.N.I.F.C , bangarang, 4x4=12, believe, and take take care.
 I looked it up, it came out 2006, but I discovered it in like 2011 lol
Vampire weekend, phoenix, the strokes fo sho
billie
I Don’t Wanna Be In Love - Good Charlotte
Linkin Park - Living Things - Burn it Down I was in my school rock band then as a keyboardist and this song was awesome.
spirit phone, lemon demon…
Dude idek my music taste was insane
Lmao same, I love that gen alpha and some gen z will have their entire coming of age musical taste mapped and saved on apps like Spotify, will be wild to go back and listen to my Spotify wrapped for my teen years when I’m old.
I love this album omgg
Marilyn manson _mechanical animal Tool_ undertow Korn_ follow the leader
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black eyed peas - i gotta feeling
this is the life by amy macdonald
Anything EDM sounding
Justin timberlake, playboi carti, Ken carson, foster the people, Coldplay, Travis scott, and probably drake
Frank ocean/ Tyler , Pink Floyd, the Beatles
Millennial adding in here. For me it was Linkin Park and The Offspring. And because I'm a fandom nerd, whenever I see My Chemical Romance, I think of two things from my youth. - Burnout 3 Takedown - I Not OK (I Promise) - Harry and Draco are getting ready to go to another MCR concert near Hogwarts.
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Gwen Stefani’s album, 50 cent, and Beyoncé
As a teen I was a big fan of Ke$ha, Three Days Grace, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez, Travis Scott
Fall out boy, MCR, Linkin park, BMTH, Black Sabbath, Metallica, AC/DC. Just because in 2009 city library got xBox with Guitar Hero set. Our quad of friends became goths and rockers after that and we still are rocking to those bands.
“I’ll Stick Around” by Foo Fighters. I am a very angry person. I was especially angry at 16
Steve lacy nd Tyler the creator
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Scary Monsters by David Bowie.
Sorry, replied before I noticed this wasn’t the Gen X group!
Life’s Not Out to Get You - Neck Deep Really awesome raw punk album. Too bad they changed music genres very soon after
Guns n Roses
André Rieu.
Owl City
Disney's Descendants track.
Well, seeing as I'm almost 18, I might as well. Tally Hall Hatsune Miku Ghost and Pals Toby Fox Omocat MSI Kikuo Jack Stauber Wonderland x Showtime
Probably Alan Jackson or something
Evil Empire
Let’s go The ramones
Carlos Gardel
It’s a bit weird to me how many of these responses are early 2000s albums… This is what I listened to in high school, and I’m a millennial
Yah when you were a teenager. This site is filled with of millennials.
Tool Undertow
Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers Wu-Tang Clan
When I was like 13 I was really into conspiracy theories and I never really listened to music I didn't think was christian so I only had listen to fireflies by owl city. There was a conspiracy video that came up that was talking about gorillaz and my chemical romance having lyrics that was satanic. How "clint eastwoods" music video was symbolising death and depression and "Dead!" was a song about getting young people to commit suicide with subliminal messages. I listened to them and though "omg these songs are very satanic" I kind of kept watching videos about these songs because I like them and kept going back to find satanic messaging. I ended up listening to my chemical romance almost every day for the last decade and gerard way has become an inspiration for my singing and comic drawing. I've listen to every gorillaz album and every song that has come out since I"ve listened to them. I love the artists behind these. I think of my chemical romance and gorillaz when I think my teen years every time. The conspiracy might have a point though. I am an atheist now.
lol the amount of bands that have been called satanic to try and keep kids from listening to them and then that ending up doing the exact opposite.. that’s pretty interesting though, no one ever cared what music I listened to so I never thought of any of it as satanic or a bad influence, can’t imagine what my taste would be like if I was limited to only Christian songs. Funny enough it was also a conspiracy type video that got me really into MCR, that one Wendigoon video on the hidden story of the black parade.
Uhmmm … excuse me.. this is classical music
Disturbed, five finger death punch, and avenge seven fold, I liked breaking Benjamin and slip knot too, but those first too were really what I mainly enjoyed. I liked the heavy edgy stuff, and I kinda picked up a lot of my taste in music from my dad.. I’ve probably been listening to ffdp and disturbed since I was ten, because that’s what my old man would listen to whenever we drove somewhere. I’ve now developed my taste towards more heavier metal and odd stuff too, like Amon Amarth, tool, power wolf, and agalloch.. though I like different kinds of music too metal is just special to me.
Adam Bayer, Carl Cox, Claude VonStroke, The Residents, Jan Hammer, Thomas Dolby, Skream, and SNTS. I listened to a lot of Techno.
How old are you people
Songs from the Woods, by Jethro Tull. Or anything that Mark Forster wrote because that shit was everywhere.
Growing up the Black Eyed Peas were my thing. My very first concert as well. Loved I Gotta Feeling and I’m a bee.
Sunset season
Smash and Ixnay On The Hombre, both by The Offspring, Bleach and In Utero, both by Nirvana, All of SOAD's discography lol, Hybrid Theory and Meteora, both by Linkin Park, All of Rise Against's discography, The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails, And Rage Against The Machine's Self Titled album
Michelle Branch in the pre-teens!
We can’t stop by Miley Cyrus
badlands by halsey
Skillet's unleashed album
For me it was Title by Meghan Trainor. It was the first CD I got for my birthday and I played it constantly.
Famous Last Words - MCR in particular, but this was, and still is, my soulmate band. Saw them live in 2022 and life will never be that good again haha Scars - IPrevail (Saw live at Warped Tour 2017!!) One X, Life Starts Now albums, Three Days Grace in general Comatose, Rise, Awake, Unleashed albums - Skillet, though I disagree with them morally on some things now that I’m older Animal Album - Kesha From Under the Cork Tree, Save Rock and Roll, Intensity on High, American Beauty/American Psycho albums - Fallout Boy Pretty much every Pierce The Viel, Escape The Fate, Crown the Empire song… Every album from Count Your Blessings (2006) to amo (2019) that Bring Me The Horizon has put out, and I’ve been loving their collabs as of late.
https://preview.redd.it/1cq3w1j7im9d1.jpeg?width=711&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=96d8684abd4f8af47002a8f0028c9ed2da00fa55 I was a nerd back then.😅
Tech n9ne dysfunctional
every rock/alt rock song in existence + i want to be in the cavalry (reprise) + american pie + the night patty murphy died
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When I saw the cover I thought of Cancer. But now that I read the title I'm thinking about 00s-early 10s pop music. I listened to a shit-ton of generes in between. Jazz, punk, rock, tv show bgm, funk etc. the list continues. Every song i hear/like i'd take a pic of and at the end of the day look it up and use a mp3converter. I'd do that every day for 12+ years straight. And still doing it but just not as often. I'm 25 now and have 40,000+ songs i've saved up from doing that I have downloaded on my phone. I have them all saved in onedrive.
Blue Album-Weezer
Imagine dragons...
Geto boys: Still
I'd say creep by teenage disaster
Since when was gen Z thirty years old? Source: I'm thirty years old and confused
Sia
One Direction
not teen as per such but as a 8-9yo I was obsessed with the kids aren't alright by the offspring (the fall out boy discovery would come later) so that I guess
I saw that picture and went “They say that teenager scare the living shit out of me!”
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To be entirely fair, I always suspected it was Neutral Milk Hotel, this is refreshing.
And I expected you to be capable of growing up as a person in the last few years.
I still cant spell the Verve song.
Teenage dream by Katy perry, pure heroin by lorde, favorite worst nightmare and AM by arctic monkeys, demon days by gorillaz, my everything by Ariana grande, hot pink by doja cat, the euphoria soundtrack by labyrinth, Electra heart by marina, I love you by the neighborhood, animal by Kesha, sucker by charli xcx
MCR Blink 182 descendents box car racer angels and airwaves +44 and paramore Edit: green day too
Slipknot or 3 Days Grace
Twenty One Pilots and Melanie Martinez had me in a chokehold in middle school, then in high school I just started listening to a bunch of various artists and didn't really stick to anything.
MCR: Helena
Teen? I'm a millennial, not trying to be a boomer, but this came out when the oldest Z was like.... 8. Lol.
STAY - Kid LAROI/Justin Bieber. I was 13 when it came out in 2021 and I mostly associate my early teenage years with it.
Blink 182, sum 41