I can't remember where I first read it, but there is some theory that the human brain is most open to stuff like art and music in your teens and early 20s. I think my brain may have slammed shut earlier than most. I felt closed off from everything post new wave of the early to mid 80s. Sure, I liked songs here and there, but nothing ever came close to playing Wish You Were Here or Dylan's Blood On The Tracks for the first time. Friends my age embraced grunge in a big way. I liked Nirvana, but I never got that feeling. My daughter has introduced me to a lot of music. Again, I like a lot of it. Probably Tame Impala is my favorite fairly recent example.