The document discusses the importance of discovering new music instead of solely relying on nostalgic tunes from high school. It recommends using various resources such as Minnesota Public Radio, iTunes, and music discovery platforms like Pandora to expand musical tastes. The author emphasizes the risk of becoming stagnant in one's music preferences and encourages listeners to embrace contemporary sounds.

1. I Love music

2. National Debate TournamentEarbudLooking at music

3. Lots of choices

4. High School & CollegePearl JamRadioheadSoundgardenNirvanaU2Stone Temple PilotsCounting Crows

5. Didn’t Want to be this guy

6. Greatest music ever was when he was in high school

7. Get older – get married- have kids – not exposed to new music

8. Start listening to familiar music on the radio

9. Stop right now before you become that guy who only listens to music from high school

10. Find music that you can be proud of to turn up to 11!

11. Friends – no matter how goofy – are a great resource

12. Minnesota Public Radio!

13. Yes it’s Public Radio – but trust me, they don’t talk about “Schweddy Balls”

14. iTunes can be a great resource for new music

15. Take favorite bands from iTunes and go to Pandora!

16. Add your favorite band, they will find similar bands

17. Great resource – IF you listen to XM U or Alt Nation or other NEW music stations

18. Found all of these using those resources:Edward Sharpe The Black KeysPhoenix Mumford & SonsMute Math Crash KingsBeach Mercer Your VegasBlitzen Trapper

19. USE THESE RESOURCES!

20. Unless you want to keep living like its 1989!