I loved Moody Blues music. This is the first time I thought of them for a long time. All of a sudden Uriah Heap popped in my head. Now you've got me going....Young Rascals. Janis Joplin & Jefferson Airplane. Was Brain Dead a band?    It's not that many bands don't grow with me. I just have managed to put several bands in the back of my mind. I either like a band or I don't. 

For me it's an entire decade.   I still enjoy music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 90s.  But a lot of the stuff from the 80s no longer does anything for me.

When I think of dark times, it was DISCO!

yngwie malmstein

and some other hair metal bands that whom I hear now make me cringe

I also hate some bands that have been played to death.

There is alot of prog rock that I can't stand now either.  Queensreich (or however you spell it) and Dream Theatre are a couple bands I was into that I can't stand now.

I still like Rush though, even though I don't listen to them very much now.

This weekend I am setting up my turntable and cassette player in a recently refurbished room here, so I will probably go back thru some of my old tapes, vinyl and cds to have a listen.  I'm looking forward to that.

In the spirit of the original post, if I had to select one band that I used to dig, but don't care for much any more it'd have to be the Stones.  I appreciate their longevity, the impact they've made - and Charlie is a legend - but the music just doesn't  hit me the way it used to.

From my point of view, Some disco actually aged far better than I would have anticipated.
When it was happening, I was making fun of it.  Yet, all these years later, when I listen to some stuff, I Have to tip my hat.  Donna Summer definitely brought the Hot Stuff.
    

She was a Fantastic artist.  Deserving of Much respect in music history.

Robyn, Ringo brought drumming to the people!  I just checked and I have 517 Beatle songs on my IPod.  My favorite is "Sweet Georgia Brown."  You would not know it was the Beatles.  It is from their very early years. 

yeah, actually I am burned out on led  zeppelin, the who and most of the classic rock bands.  They were the pioneers, but it doesn't mean I like them now.

I almost cringe everytime I hear Robert Plant's voice.  I just don't like it anymore.

I like the new stuff.

You wouldnt know it was the Beatles because Tony Sheridan was the singer. 

I'm a huge 60's and oldies person along with classic rock. There's been some bands that i've never liked (AC/DC, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Van Halen, CCR, Eagles), but if the thread starter was asking for a band you used to really dig but dont anymore, it would have to be Pink Floyd.

I ruined myself on Floyd while I was in college (even the early Syd Barrett albums). Unfortunately, I was young and stupid and smoked a lot of pot back then and I took it upon myself to study this band for 4 years. To me at the time, Floyd was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Now, they bore me to death. I actually turn the channel if they come on the radio and that means any song.


I have yet to get sick of the Beatles though and thats been 30+ years. Go figure.

Band that hasn't grown with me.. Nirvana. Was crazy about them a few years go. My musical taste grew a lot, and really widened out. Now whenever a Nirvana song comes on in my shuffle, I immediately change it. I just cringe at the sound of Kurt Cobain's voice and/or guitar now. Still love Dave/The Foo Fighters though.