Yeah, I can relate to that. Over the past 10 years or so I&#x27;ve really tried to broaden my musical horizons.  I mean, look, I&#x27;m a metal-head.  Full-stop. I like heavy-metal and I think heavy-metal will be my favorite music until I die.  But for years I thought that anything that wasn&#x27;t metal (or classical) was crap.  Rap? Feh... had no use for that stuff.  Dance music?  Bah... maybe for a couple of hours while I was at a club, IF I was really drunk.  Country? <i>BARF</i>  And so on.<p>But then I started listening to more rap.. and a little more... and a little more... and while it&#x27;ll never be my favorite genre, I&#x27;d developed a real appreciation for rap &#x2F; hip-hop and listen to the stuff quite regularly now.  Same for a lot of electronic &#x2F; techno &#x2F; house &#x2F; trance stuff.  Not my favorite, but certainly on my playlists now.  I got really into listening to Giorgio Moroder last year.  Love his stuff.   80&#x27;s New Wave and pop stuff?  Again, I&#x27;ve found there&#x27;s some really amazing stuff there.  Sure, there&#x27;s plenty of crap, but there&#x27;s some really genuinely fun and interesting stuff there.<p>And so on... I still don&#x27;t listen to jazz, and I doubt I&#x27;ll ever listen to much country or bluegrass, but I definitely decided to open up, and I&#x27;ve been rewarded by the effort.