Pre-2004 (Pop punk, alternative)

Good Charlotte

Simple Plan

Blink-182 (my favorite band for like four years...and I associated this band with someone I had a crush on for the longest time....)

Linkin Park

2004-2006 (Screamo, emo, pop punk) LOL

My Chemical Romance

Fall Out Boy

From First to Last

Anthony Green

Circa Survive

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

Panic! At the Disco

The Academy Is...

Bright Eyes

Saosin

2006-2008

Postal Service

Dashboard Confessional

Playradioplay!

Hellogoodbye (I was so excited to see them live)

Daphne Loves Derby

The Academy Is...

The Early November

Clazziquai (!!)

Humming Urban Stereo

Big Bang

Epik High

Deathcab for Cutie (entry level to indie)

Minus the Bear

Coldplay

Metro Station

Nujabes (thanks Norman)

Taking Back Sunday

Jack's Mannequin

I had a small phase with Jedi Mind Tricks, Hieroglyphics, Binary Star, and The Roots

2008-2009

Moscow Olympics (the one band that changed the way I listened to music as well as introduced shoegaze to me)

New Order/The Smiths

Wolftron (almostfour)

Feist

Passion Pit

Broken Social Scene

Belle & Sebastian

Radiohead

Math & Physics Club

For awhile, I loved Justice and basically anything house/fidget/electronic music.

2010-current (chillwave, indie pop, shoegaze, twee)

Baths

Gold Panda

The Radio Dept.

Teen Daze

Blackbird Blackbird

Brothertiger

Toro Y Moi

Nosaj Thing

My music tastes have changed dynamically. As of right now, I'm the most diverse I've ever been with music. I try to find different artists to listen to everyday; it's a lot harder to find pinpoint a favorite band of mine. I'm also in tune with pop culture now.

Oddly, I associate specific people and certain memories with a lot of the my past favorite songs. I'm trying not to do that anymore because I want to purely enjoy my music without thinking of someone or something. Another trend I've noticed is my music changes when the depth of my emotion and magnitude of my feelings change. The lyrics get less sad and more abstract as the years go by.

It's pretty interesting to see how much I've changed as a person and how music has influenced my maturation.

5) a. People who are more negative than they are positive and when they justify their negativity by saying it's realism.

b. People who don't know how to appreciate and are rude.

Uhm, yeah. I don't really care that much; I have a high level of tolerance. These two things just irritate me the most.