When did music "die" for you ?

[squirrelgirl44]

I still like to hear new music. There are certain genres I don't care for, but it's always been that way. "heavy" rap or metal don't do it for me, but I enjoy pop and rock!

[meg0694]

music never dies!!!  It may change a little but there is always something out there to love!

[mpedersen]

Well it never died...it just turned into an anoying teenager lol. We old folks complain the music just talks about music, sex, and drugs...which is exactly what most of the older stuff talks about too. Just in a more inteligent sounding maner. If I had to pinpoint a time...94' (and that is pushing it)

[vmcutshall]

Music has not died for me but I do have to search to find music I like on the radio harder.

[bowrunner]

So much of it is just noise with no music to it.  I'll just stick with Country because I can understand it and there's always a melody/beat.

[ashleyxatrocity]

Music has always been an integral part of my life. However, I never really listen to "new music". I have no tolerance for most of the bile that these "artists" are spewing forth. I've never listened to commercial radio because there is no station that suits my musical palette. I guess the day the music "died" for me was when we entered the 2000's. Although, I have discovered some new underground artists that are absolutely phenomenal. They'll probably never make it big because they're so different from what the "mainstream" wants. 

[kapeh12]

Music hasn't "died" for me yet.  I have such a wide range of musical loves from classical, to big band, to "oldies", to classic, to alternative, to pop, jazz, blues, hip hop, electronica, etc - that I never get bored and am constantly finding new music I enjoy.  I'm big into figure skating and dance, so I'm always exposed to new music and am often amused when I hear another remake of a song come out on the radio and educate the youngin's that the song is not "new" and list the other artists who remade them - sometimes back to the 50's.  I find it fun!

I do have certain music eras that take me back to various points in my life - like 60's/70's was growing up, 80's was high school, 90's-2000 was college/ballroom years, 2000+ figure skating, 30's-60's is my trivia team (best music played on student radio!), etc.  I'm constantly making new music memories as I go through life.

I have found that "popular" music goes in cycles for me - there may be a couple years where I don't like anything out there, but then there comes a wave of artists that bring back some fun tunes I can get into.  During the music "droughts" I tend to listen to my CDs more than the radio, but eventually I start finding new music again.

[remediagirl]

Music doesn't have to die for you. Just listen to what you like the most whether it's from now or from then. As long as you enjoy it.

[devilroljin]

Music has never really died for me, I listen to new music and old music alike. There's only one golden rule that will never ever be broken, avoid everything Rap and Justin Bieber till the end of days. Well, now that I think about it, not even after the end of days. I guess never ever ever period.  

[yaayme]

It died for me at the begging of the 21st century around the year 2000. 

[lkeys81]

Music never dies to me 

[ben50]

It doesn't I listen to Christian music

[BJohnsonPP]

I love music but barely listen to it anymore. I stopped listening to the radio around 18 years old. I'm 32 now. When image became everything, that's when it "died". I put "died" in quotes because it's not that good music is gone, it's still there, the problem is just that it's not always right there. You have to search for it. Mainstream always had crappy music but it was mixed in with the good. Now it's mainly coal and an extremely rare diamond pops out every once in a while. I'll never give up on music, I just don't feel like listening right now. I know I'll go back again.

[kqa]

Well, I'm 60 years old.  The late 60s, the 70s and some of the 80s were the best, especially the 70s.

[laurindat]

Music hasn't died for me! Well, I did stop listening to the radio/top 40 hits as often nowadays, since around 2007 when I realized all the songs were about sex, drugs, and other stuff like that. But that just led me to find my music elsewhere (i.e Youtube, friends)