Did anime changed your taste in music ?

It did for me. I listen to a tons of anime songs nowadays.

because of Nodame Cantabile, i listen to a lot of classical songs.
Sakamichi no Apollon , made me loved jazz

How bout you ? Did anime in general changed your taste in music ? Or any anime in specific ?

Yes, it did. Even from the first time I've watched anime, I started to listen anime/j pop songs more than usual. I could still remember the times when me and my cousins were singing the Voltes V op like crazies.

I still listen to other types of music, especially rap and RnB but they only make part of the 2% of non-anime songs saved in my mp3 player.

yep..a lot..i listen to anime soundtracks everyday..
i can't explain..there is something about the music which is pleasant to my ears..like acropyre said Nodame Cantabile..lets you appreciate the classics much better..I love the piano/keyboard parts of anime soundtracks..

It did for me. I can't explain why every time I listen to an anime song, I got the urge to download it immediately and set it to repeat until my ears got tired.
Before I listen to pop and rock, now my playlist mostly is filled with anime songs.

Yep. Before I like Western Songs but now I like Japanese songs. 90%% of the memory of my cellphone is all Japanese (And the 10% is Western ) . But I don't know how to explain it but anime has changed my taste in music.

- Hespera wrote:It did~~
Anyway... the only anime song that has most impact to me is Kimi ga Sora Datta (You were my Sky) By Aki Misato...

Mine is Aishiteiru by Kourin. It was the ending theme of Natsume Yuujinchou during its second season. The melancholic tone of the song never fails to grab me in the balls and before I knew it, the song has already ended. If you haven't heard this song yet, find it now, download it illegally and listen to it unitl you got tired of it.

I'm pretty flexible with music genres

change*

Yes it did change my taste in music quite a lot. I liked listening to those techo catchy japanese anime songs and moreover it made me liked those musical games that can be found in the arcade. :)

hehe oo nga eh .. palaging anime na ang pinapatunog ko i love anime kasi eh

Weeeell... I'm not going to consider things through technicality because as what I have far observed, anime did not changed my taste of music. All it did was "introduction" to this new radicalism.

If anime changed my taste of music then I would have loved all the OSTs played on a certain anime series despite of it having a very shi**y rythm and tones, but it did not. I hated some of the OSTs. The others were so good that it's like I've heard them before which I don't know when, where, and why...

But seriously... Acropyre? No freakin shi*! You like Jazz??

I've been falling to the void-of-love listening to Touhou Jazzes!

Yeah, it really did, I was like, liking the OP and ED themes of the old anime but the type of like that makes you just hum for them. And when i watched La Corda, It changed my whole perspective to Download all of the songs of Anime that I am watching.

Yeah, it also basically changes my perspective on choosing what to listen too. Anime Songs and sometimes vocaloid had always this deep meaning on which everyone can probably relate to.

Yeah, I usually listen to western music, now I listen anime song, piano ver of anime song, and jpop

Not really, I love both anime and music :)

I didn't particularly change my taste in music, it just added another. I was raised on Classic Rock, and as time went on i leaned more towards Metal and heavier rock. When i got into anime, i discovered that j-pop was something that my ears enjoyed, so some songs of that genre joined my long list of music.
More than anything though, i would have to say that anime titles such as Spice and Wolf and Haibane Renmei really got me into some music that I was never really into. The softer piano/folk/instrument type of music. Since seeing those series i have found myself constantly letting myself drift off into my imagination while listening to their soundtracks. And i love it. Nothing has brought me more calm.

So while it didn't change my taste, i am glad such a thing was introduced into my life.

and by the way, Jasu, I have been staring at your signature for like ten minutes. I love it. i love Nichijou