I don't do this with pop music much, but "richer" music often grows on me and I end up adoring an album I initially thought "meh" to. Personal prime examples which spring to mind include Prince, Cocteau Twins and Level 42 discographies. DnB I tend to make my mind up on straight away, and there are few examples of tracks "growing" on me IIRC - I think this may be due to my being so very familiar with the genre. Tell your tales

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For me, 808 State's 90 and ex:el albums have grown on me from an initial liking of maybe two or three songs on each of them. I will now take the time to listen to them both in full.

Level 42's discography has been on my recent playlist as well, in rotation.

RE Level 42 - Running in the Family I knew and loved because it was a sound of my childhood - no need to grow with that one. All the other albums I found required at least 2 listens before really "getting," bar, as you say, a track or two. Still not a fan of World Machine though...must listen to it again I guess....must listen to music I don't like.....funny old world lolz

LucidFlight wrote:For me, 808 State's 90 and ex:el albums have grown on me from an initial liking of maybe two or three songs on each of them. I will now take the time to listen to them both in full.

Level 42's discography has been on my recent playlist as well, in rotation.

Fantastic albums. They had me at Pacific.

LucidFlight wrote:For me, 808 State's 90 and ex:el albums have grown on me from an initial liking of maybe two or three songs on each of them. I will now take the time to listen to them both in full.

Level 42's discography has been on my recent playlist as well, in rotation.

Fantastic albums. They had me at Pacific.