How Have Your Musical Interests Changed Over Your Life?

**Kris P Lettus** · 06-12-2007, 02:48 PM

I was also into what my parents listened to at a young age.. Everything from Santana to the Beatles to Hendrix to Cash.. In the mid to late eightis I liked popular shit.. Alot of hair metal (Poison, Motley Crue, Warrent), popular rap (Fresh Prince, LL, Fat Boys), and even shit like Michael Jackson.. By the time I got to middle school I like more into heavy shit like Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Helmet but I still love Hip Hop.. Shit like Snoop, Dre, Das Efx, Arrested Development, etc.. I loved the old rap/rock crossover stuff like Public Enemy/Anthrax etc.. Around this time, I found out about the group that changed me from a casuel rap fan into a Hip Hop fiend.. Wu Tang Clan.. I first heard Gravediggaz "6 Feet Deep" and fell in love with RZA.. I soon learned about Wu Tang and it was over.. 93-94 were the best years for Hip Hop.. 36 Chambers, Illmatic, Southernplayalistic, Ready to Die, and the list goes on.. Around that time I changed from a hard rock fan who casuelly listened to rap, to a Hip Hop fiend who casuelly listens to rock..

I still love all types of music though..

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06-12-2007, 02:48 PM	#2
Kris P Lettus Listen to Killer Mike Posts: 56,741	I was also into what my parents listened to at a young age.. Everything from Santana to the Beatles to Hendrix to Cash.. In the mid to late eightis I liked popular shit.. Alot of hair metal (Poison, Motley Crue, Warrent), popular rap (Fresh Prince, LL, Fat Boys), and even shit like Michael Jackson.. By the time I got to middle school I like more into heavy shit like Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Helmet but I still love Hip Hop.. Shit like Snoop, Dre, Das Efx, Arrested Development, etc.. I loved the old rap/rock crossover stuff like Public Enemy/Anthrax etc.. Around this time, I found out about the group that changed me from a casuel rap fan into a Hip Hop fiend.. Wu Tang Clan.. I first heard Gravediggaz "6 Feet Deep" and fell in love with RZA.. I soon learned about Wu Tang and it was over.. 93-94 were the best years for Hip Hop.. 36 Chambers, Illmatic, Southernplayalistic, Ready to Die, and the list goes on.. Around that time I changed from a hard rock fan who casuelly listened to rap, to a Hip Hop fiend who casuelly listens to rock.. I still love all types of music though..