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StinkyPinky 05.10.14	Probably should've included TOOL too. Legit Hated them at first. Learnt to love them over time.
Riviere 05.10.14	Qotsa
insanedrexl1 05.10.14	It took a really long time for me to enjoy None So Vile and I hated it at first. Now it's my favorite death metal album.
RadioSuicide 05.10.14	Mr. Bungle, especially Disco Volante
sblevins95 05.10.14	Jane Doe in a nutshell
TylerLamberg 05.10.14	Agreed on Dirt, Of Malice And The Magnum Heart was an instant click for me Outside of that, Where Blood And Fire Bring Rest was a definite grower for me
StinkyPinky 05.10.14	Yeah but I've gotta admit Jane Doe still hasn't grown on me all that much, I'll have to give it a couple more listens
Snowdog808 05.10.14	I would say Rush, King Crimson, and Pink Floyd are examples of bands that I love that took a few listens in order to reach that point.
Pheromone 05.10.14	"Hence the reason why 99% of rthe shit on the radio is comprised of simple yet catchy beats and hooks rwhich you can instantly get into but will grow sick of after about 10 rlistens (ignoring the fact that most of it is just terrible music" ugh shut the fuck up
danielcardoso 05.10.14	Them Crooked Vultures.
StinkyPinky 05.10.14	Pheromone, whats wrong with that comment mate? Its a well known fact that most pop artists are advised by their record labels to produce short, catchy songs that the radio stations will be able to play the shit out of so that within 2 weeks everyone's sick of hearing it and they can cycle through to the next big hit- the artist getting a shit load of money through royalties and becoming a sensation, and the station stays relevant and popular because they only plays the most popular songs. The way I see it, pop artists and radio stations are 5% concerned with making quality music and 95% concerned about their popularity, making quick bucks, staying relevant etc.
danielcardoso 05.10.14	"Its a well known fact that most pop artists are advised by their record labels to produce short, catchy songs that the radio stations will be able to play the shit out of so that within 2 weeks everyone's sick of hearing it and they can cycle through to the next big hit- the artist getting a shit load of money through royalties and becoming a sensation, and the station stays relevant and popular because they only plays the most popular songs. The way I see it, pop artists and radio stations are 5% concerned with making quality music and 95% concerned about their popularity, making quick bucks, staying relevant etc." Totally agree.
StinkyPinky 05.10.14	yeah bro it just pisses me off how a few of my friends 'favorite songs' change depending on what the radio plays that week. I try and tell them that they're fucking sheep letting the radio decide the music they listen to, but idk maybe they just don't have a passion for music like we do...maybe i just need new friends.
dmp3131 05.10.14	Circa Survive would probably be my number one. Turned from almost an annoyance to one of my favorite bands. I didn't like Anthony Green's voice at all at first, but it definitely grew on me after a while. I'd also say probably say Soundgarden and Opeth.
GuanoBumbershoot 05.10.14	despite slight differences in era, shit on the radio has always been that way. Just listen to your classic rock station and get basted in a wave of awesome dadrock. College stations tend to play decent shit too.
RogueNine 05.10.14	Rosetta
StinkyPinky 05.10.14	Yeah but you cant always escape it man. I've got to put up with mainstream radio stations 8 hrs a day at work, I've tried bringing in my ipod and playing some of the more radio friendly stuff i have but a customer complained (i work in a retail store) and the manager got pretty pissed off at me. It was some old bitch who told the manager 'It feels like im stuck in a death metal moshpit' because Blackened by Metallica was playing. So thanks to that slut I've got to put up with the likes of Kesha, Nicki Minaj etc.
mandan 05.10.14	Opeth Alice in Chains Porcupine Tree Death Slayer Ozzy Era Black Sabbath
TalonsOfFire 05.10.14	^lol add tool and dream theater and that's pretty much my all time favorite metal bands
PitchforkArms 05.10.14	ummmm, king crimson, the national, and opeth
witchxrapist 05.10.14	http://manbeast.bandcamp.com/album/sore first time i saw these guys they were good and stuff but now theyre like one of my fav live bands
laughingman22 05.10.14	sonic youth and unwound
Verm 05.10.14	Isa- Enslaved Colors- BTBAM Every album of blue oyster cult and autechre
Pheromone 05.10.14	". I try and tell them that they're fucking sheep letting the radio decide the music they listen to" God, I can smell the neckbeard from here
Pheromone 05.10.14	Biggest growers: Yo La Tengo - I can hear the heart beating as one Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Pixies - Surfer Rosa
NakedSnake 05.10.14	Deafheaven- Sunbather The combination of post-rock and black metal intrigued me, and I found it interesting, but not entirely enjoyable, at least at first. Then, one by one the tracks began to click. It's a legitimately great album in my opinion, though flawed.
demigod! 05.10.14	autechre [3] btmi also grew on me pretty damn hard
ChoccyPhilly 05.10.14	Opeth Gorguts GY!BE
BMDrummer 05.10.14	QOTSA Isis Big Black The Flaming Lips Swans The Velvet Underground Opeth Mr. Bungle Rush NIN
menawati 05.10.14	"they're fucking sheep letting the radio decide the music they listen to, but idk maybe they just don't have a passion for music like we do" gotta remember that people who genuinely like music beyond listening to the latest tunes on the radio and owning a few greatest hits CDs is quite a small percentage, and a lot of people dont even bother at all, especially the over 25's
Pheromone 05.10.14	As well as that, who cares? If a mate of mine would take Arctic Monkeys over some obscure Swedish post-punk band then good for him.
RadioSuicide 05.10.14	Swans hard.
Necrotica 05.10.14	Meshuggah, some certain Death albums ( I already liked the others), Jeff Buckley, many Rush albums
Necrotica 05.10.14	Oh, and Fleetwood Mac
Clumseee 05.10.14	Brand New. And thank god they did.
menawati 05.10.14	"many Rush albums" yea maybe things like Signals and Hold Your Fire, but a lot of them are instant wow albums that dont need to grow much at all, especially their classic period
HeavyMetalSnail 05.10.14	Slint and Between the Buried and Me. Hell, it took a while for post-rock and death metal as genres to grow on me.
JustinKing 05.10.14	Only band that ever had to grow on me was Deftones. Heard Hexagram way forever ago and wasn't into it. Then I heard tracks like Root, Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away), and Knife Prty, and I gave them a second listen, and they've been one of my absolute favorites for years.
apokolypz 05.10.14	deftones, love them now
Shuyin 05.10.14	mouth of the architect and cult of lulu always saw them as weird bands, and i used to feel the need to give the few songs i knew a listen every now and then. and when i started enjoying their music, holy shit, forget about everything
StinkyPinky 05.11.14	Pheromone, no fat neckbeard here brah. 6'4 105kg 9% bodyfat I just love music and always have. And yeah I totally forgot deftones they should have definately been on this list.
SAPoodle 05.11.14	Godspeed