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When was the last time you were surprised by liking a piece of music? (sopuli.xyz)

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When was the last time you found piece that didn’t match your usual listening habits, but ended up liking it? How did you come accross it?

My taste has been mostly rock, metal and certain kinds of electroic music, but

Fallout introduced me to Billie Holiday

Youtube channel Inside the Score got me started on classical music, like actually listening and enjoying Beethoven, Sibelius and Dvorak and going even to a concert instead of just knowing the bits you can not avoid.

The jazz covers of Phoenix Wright music, especially The Dark Fragrance of Coffee, got me seeking for more of similar style.

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[–] dark_shines11 1 points 1 year ago

Thanks for the recommendations, familiar with both thanks to housemates but haven't connected with either of them as much. Maybe it's Ren's story/backgroumd/emotion that interests me more.

But can't say I've properly sat and listened to Dr Syntax by myself. I'll give it a go.