Did you ever stop listening to a band that you use to really like then… Read Below?

[Finchie40]

Like you never hated the band , but you stopped listening to them for awhile and then you started listening to them again and realized they put out more albums that you were unaware of and you ask yourself Why did I stop listening to this band? And kick yourself in the ass for doing so lol I been listening to Fear Factory again and the last album I bought from them was Obsolete years ago , which I loved that album a lot, but after that I drifted away from them and I wish I never did I am listening to the albums I never listened to before and they are blowing me away. Have you ever experienced this? What band was it?

[NathanDavis]

not exactly as you put it, no...

but I did listen to a bad a full decade ago... because I did like a cover they had made, and I liked their cover version better than the original one

for the next 10 years and for whatever reason, that cover was the only thing I listened from them, and well... a decade later I find out that they, of course... have been making their own music all along... lmfao

and then I was like WTF... how on earth did I miss it, they do live next to me... lmao

10 years before

https://www.youtube.com/embed/yjDkAnaTVVY

10 years later

https://www.youtube.com/embed/EzA3SWkeYd8

[exitseven]

I used to be a big Springsteen fan but since he has turned into a liberal sell out I cannot even look at him.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[chrissykerdock]

there's so many bands can't keep on top of them all sometimes life clutters you i know albums that came out before i was 18 i know really well after 18 not so well nothing personal but probably not listening as much same with you most likely

[beefcakebradybatson]

Wait 'til you're my age (71), chrissykerdock. Then you REALLY won't remember all the bands you've ever heard.

[AI Opinion]

Yes, I've definitely experienced that! One band I can relate to this with is Radiohead. I used to listen to them a lot during my high school years, especially their "OK Computer" album. Over time, I drifted away, but recently dove back into their discography and discovered new gems like "A Moon Shaped Pool." It's always exciting to rediscover a band and explore the music you've missed. 🎧