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My dad enjoys Shackleton and scuba a lot.

My mum likes dubstep, she rinses Untrue by Burial and My Sound by Kromestar.

I reckon my dad would do too if he heard it properly, both my parents have good taste.

my nans a regular at fwd, shes more into brostep though

Why wouldn't someone that was into EDM from the late 80's early 90's not enjoy dubstep now.

Dubsteps also such a wide genre that different parts of it will appeal to an older audience that's exposed to it. I stumbled across dubstep almost by accident after not really paying much attention to dance genre's for 10 years or so but there's so much good music I don't see why there would be any age barrier to enjoying it.

Pinch - Qawwali, Martym - all i have is memories and scuba - fever are two of my mum's favourites

we get lots of older fans at submotion orchestra gigs...
and they're not just peoples mums and dads.
we also get people who are too young to get in - one guy cried when he got turned away for being under-age at jazz cafe. poor kid.

Who cares what codgers think.
They can't hear properly,
their taste is gellidly geriatric
warped by degraded genetics
and they're gunna die soon.

My mum loves cays crays (digital mystikz rmx) and the new burial ep, thats all ive had the chance to show her though

My grandmother (92) loves Rutten and Midnight Request Line, she says they sound "beautiful."

kaiten wrote:My grandmother (92) loves Rutten and Midnight Request Line, she says they sound "beautiful."

you got a cool grandmother

i think its more likely they would like the more dungeon vibes as opposed to the midrange stuff

i dont know, a guy on the first page said his dad thinks skrillex is the best modern musician

My dad enjoys the more dub influenced dubstep.

My dad enjoys the more dub influenced dubstep.

kaiten wrote:My grandmother (92) loves Rutten and Midnight Request Line, she says they sound "beautiful."

If I told my dad it was reggae, he would probably be vibing off it hard. If I say it's dubstep, he thinks it's shit.

My dad digs Burial & Mala and he's 52. I think anyone with a genuinely open mind towards music can find something they like (or at least appreciate) in most genres, like true music lovers listen to everything right?

This question's kinda the opposite of people thinking young folk don't like jazz or classical music, and I've been listening to that kinda stuff as well as blues since I was like 13.

My dad spends a lot of time on soundcloud listening to anything he can, since i bought him some nice speakers he's been rinsing it, recommending me shit to check out, he'll be 50 this year, used to be a punk in his youth.

My mum goes nuts for Loefah and old deeper stuff

My nan was a big fan of 2 Steps Back by Jakes when i played it in the car a few years ago, she's 65 hahahahah
my money is she doesn't like where the scenes going and has gone underground n shit.