What were you listening to in 2003?

Neutral Milk Hotel

I'm 19, dude.

I wasn’t even born

jk I was 2, Trout Mask Replica

I was 13

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This album still slaps.

What about this? I was a teen at the time this was a thing. Did you like this?

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29 years old, I still rock to In Da Club, Heat, and 21 Questions.

The Best Damn Thing [RCA, 2007]
i don't even care if she's really punk or not (as if), i just wish she'd act like it ("Girlfriend", "When You're Gone") *

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Pic related and a lot of other Madlib, MF Doom etc.

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My mum loved pic related and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot so probably those. She has great taste

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goo goo ga ga

I was a little child but probably stuff like Boney M because of my parents

cky,punk, new metal,
anything recommenced on ask cky or the cky alliance forum (basically Yea Forums core)

I thought she'd grow up to be an uggo but she's prime mommy material

nirvana, puddle of mudd, linkin park, system of a down, marilyn manson, and obscure punkbands from my country

Don't feel too bad. I've had girl(s) do similar things and I am so autistic that I dropped spaghetti every single fucking time. I'll die alone for sure.

Whatever happened to be on, i was fucking five

Simple Plan, Good Charlotte

Oloff - Doing It Stealthy

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I think I was on this mood...

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I was 14, so unsurprisingly I was listening to pop punk, nu metal, alt rock and dadrock.

Flaming Lips - Yoshimi
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Clinic - Walking With Thee

Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3 Soundtrack probably

Winger

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American Idiot and I thought it was one of the greatest things I ever heard. I was also 7 and after only hearing late nineties latin dance music and Tejano for years from my parents, it felt like a fresh breath of air.

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Coming from someone who grew up with Dookie etc, American Idiot is far and away Green Day's best album. I could care less about Green Day outside of a nostalgia standpoint but American Idiot is one of the best albums of the '00's.

hybrid theory, reanimation, and meteora on a constant loop

This

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>hybrid theory, ... and meteora
This too

The Strokes, The Hives, The Darkness, The White Stripes, Franz Ferdinand, The Libertines, The Cooper Temple Clause, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club the list goes on...

The sounds of my parents violently fighting before they divorced when I was 2

post an actual qt from the era faggot
youtube.com/watch?v=FFOzayDpWoI

>based
>horrors
>epic

>implying you can remember anything before the age of 2
nice larping for attention

It was revolutionary to me because I hadn't heard anything like that up to that point because my parents never played stuff like that. I found out that my uncle had a copy of that and Dookie but he only let me borrow AM. I played it again and again until he was asking for it back a few weeks later. It was definitely a pivotal point in my life that molded my music taste into being rock oriented.

I’m presuming that
I lived with my grandparents from 4 to 7 and according to my grandmother they used to have a lot of fights

the be fair, you shouldn't have to decode six layers of communication to get your dick sucked.

children making childrens music

oh and Muse, probably my favourite band at the time.

I also listened to Radiohead a lot

Coheed and Cambria

I was 20.

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Thanks for making me feel a little less old. I thought everyone on here was 18.

I was 14, and this was probably immediately before I got into "good" music. I think my playlist was probably blink-182, Sum 41, Green Day, Gorillaz, The Vines, The Hives, The White Stripes, OutKast, and Marilyn Manson. Within the next year, though, I'd get into The Who, The Stooges, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, X-Ray Spex, DNA, Einstürzende Neubauten, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Bob Dylan, Captain Beefheart, The Monks, New York Dolls, David Bowie, Roxy Music, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Patti Smith, Television, and The Velvet Underground.

Phish

You realize people born in 2001 right now are 18 right?

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Green Day and Metallica and I was 4

Fountains of Wayne, The Strokes, The Hives, The Sounds, The White Stripes.

Lambchop - No You C'mon
Low - Things We Lost in the Fire
M. Ward - Transfiguration of Vincent
M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts
Manitoba - Up In Flames
Mew - Frengers
The New Pornographers - Electric Version
The Postal Service - Give Up
Radiohead - Hail To The Thief
Rufus Wainwright - Want One
The Shins - Chutes Too narrow
Spiritualized - Amazing Grace
Stars - Heart
Super Furry Animals - Phantom Power
The Wrens - The Meadowlands

I was two years old
I liked the beatles when I was younger if that counts

SUM FUCKING 41

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Alkaline Trio
Nirvana
Avril Lavigne
The Distillers
Metallica
Incubus (fav band)
Coldplay
Disturbed
Godsmack
Seether
Marcy Playground
WWE theme songs

kys
No doubt
Eminem
ween
dad rock
outkast
gorillaz

Aerosmith
Gorillaz
Eminem

The sound of being born

The Offspring was main. Add in some Metallica and rest of popular rock music.
Dad liked Ennio Morricone, so i listened to that too and some country music too.
Funny enough, electronic/techno seeped in too - Tangerine Dream's Mars Polaris.