How old were you when you stopped listening to Pop Music?

[clandestino]

I've never listened to it.

Yes, I'm cool like that. 

[Barrister]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

I didn't want to make an overly long or overly confusing title; so in my opening post I asked when you stopped listening primarily to pop music.  The question as I intended is more when did you quit listening mostly to Top 40 radio; not when did you stop listening to pop altogether.

But a hell of a lot of music falls under "top 40" radio, including some of the music that I listen to.

[Caliga]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

I guarantee you he's a They Might Be Giants fan.

[katmai]

But a hell of a lot of music falls under "top 40" radio, including some of the music that I listen to.

[ulmont]

Depeche Mode fucking sucks.

Fuck you, Money.

GOD DAMN NEIL.

...and also second the DIAF option.

[Savonarola]

But a hell of a lot of music falls under "top 40" radio,

Indeed, if I'm not mistaken there are 40 songs at any given time. 

[Razgovory]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

Hey!  I'm not a freak or intellecutal!

[Neil]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

Hey!  I'm not a freak or intellecutal!

Don't you have a damaged brain?

[Razgovory]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

Hey!  I'm not a freak or intellecutal!

Don't you have a damaged brain?

That's why I'm not an intellectual!

[Korea]

But yeah.  Everybody listens to pop music, unless they're some kind of freak.  Maybe Spellus, who wouldn't see it as being 'intellectual' enough for him.

Hey!  I'm not a freak or intellecutal!

Don't you have a damaged brain?

But it's not damaged in the dummy way! It's damaged in the crazy way. 

[Korea]

Well, that all depends upon your definition of pop music. 


I use to listen to Nsync, Back Street Boys, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Brandy, and etc. That is pop music to me. But I think I stopped listening to that when I was like 14. I've started listening to it again lately though.  :wtf:

I use to listen to Top 40s stuff but I can't find a channel that plays that in my new city. Just a channel that is alternative and soft rock and a channel with a dude that plays whatever the fuck he wants. His name is Steve.  I've just started making CDs to listen to while I drive though. And I don't have or want satellite radio.

[dps]

I didn't want to make an overly long or overly confusing title; so in my opening post I asked when you stopped listening primarily to pop music.  The question as I intended is more when did you quit listening mostly to Top 40 radio; not when did you stop listening to pop altogether.

There are still radio stations that have a Top 40 format?  I thought that mostly went out by the early-mid 70's. 

I quit listening to American Top 40 when Casey Kassum (sp?) quit hosting it, but that didn't mark any changes in my musical taste. 

I still don't understand the question.

[Martinus]

Marty, I approve Led Zeppelin, Queen, and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Rest is pop.

Ok, so Rolling Stones is pop and Queen isn't. Gotcha!

[Maladict]

Early 20s probably, I recognize about 10% of the current top 40.

What if you listened to them quite some time before they were in the top 40?

[Admiral Yi]

I didn't want to make an overly long or overly confusing title; so in my opening post I asked when you stopped listening primarily to pop music.  The question as I intended is more when did you quit listening mostly to Top 40 radio; not when did you stop listening to pop altogether.

There are still radio stations that have a Top 40 format?  I thought that mostly went out by the early-mid 70's. 

I quit listening to American Top 40 when Casey Kassum (sp?) quit hosting it, but that didn't mark any changes in my musical taste. 

I still don't understand the question.

Kasem.  2nd most famous Lebanese-American!!

I read somewhere that some AM station are still top 40 format.