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1. 1971 - BBC Sessions
2. 1972 - How The West Was Won
3. 1973 - The Song Remains the Same Soundtrack
4. 2007 - Celebration Day

For me it’s between 1971 and 2007

I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I’m 22 years old and have been a fan of twenty one pilots since 2019 when I was 15. I’ve never been active in the fanbase and I’ve only been to one twenty one pilots concert.

Maybe it’s because I have autism and am not that social. I feel disconnected from the fanbase especially after I went to the concert two years ago and saw the concert film in the movie theater a few months ago. I noticed a lot of twenty one pilots fans are in their teens and it made me feel in the minority considering I’m not a teen anymore.

It’s not weird to me considering I was 15 when I started listening to twenty one pilots. I’m just curious why people that age nowadays are listening to them? Is it for the same the reasons I was at that age?

I enjoy the music twenty one pilots makes because it’s always been relatable for me as someone who deals with depression, anxiety, and autism on top of those things.

Anyways if you happen to be in your teens and are reading this I mean no offense in this post. I’d appreciate if you could answer the questions I asked in this post. Thanks.

I’ll start. Vignette because I remember Tyler playing that keyboard end part when I saw them play in Toronto and I loved it. Next Semester because when I saw the concert film in the theater I almost started crying when they started playing that song for reasons I’m not going to get into in this post. Nico/Heavydirtysoul goes hard. I love that they combined those two songs. Paladin Strait is also a highlight because I also remembered that from Toronto. Lastly Trees because it ends the concerts on a good note.

I’m traveling to Seattle very soon and am going to be in the waterfront and pioneer square area for a day while I wait for the cruise ship to take me to Alaska.

I’m wondering if there are any record stores? It’s my first time in Seattle so I’m hoping to check any record stores out if there are any.

Not sure what I think about what I’ve listened to so far. My favorite songs from them right now are Morning Dew, Uncle John’s Band, Cumberland Blues, Truckin’, and Tennessee Jed (Live in Paris). I’ve only listened to a small number of songs from them. Their catalog is massive when you count the live albums. That’s why I’m focusing more on their studio albums right now.

I decided to listen to the Grateful Dead mainly because my dad is a fan of them. He’s been one since I was little. I gifted him Europe ‘72 on vinyl for Father’s Day this year and that’s when I decided to start listening to the Grateful Dead.

It’s a beautiful experience getting into new music and listening to different artists and bands.

Something has been bothering me. I’ve mainly been listening to classic rock music and every classic rock artist or band that I listen to is from the 1960s, 70s, or 80s. I don’t listen to much modern music anymore. Just a few artists or bands like Zach Bryan and Twenty One Pilots.

I used to listen to a lot more modern music. I remember back in high school I was really into rap music and that ended while I was in college. Then while I was in college I really got into alternative rock and indie music.

I guess what’s bothering me is I want to try get back into some of the music I was listening to a lot before (the alternative rock and indie stuff) but I find it difficult for some reason.

I was mentioning selling some of my records to my dad and grandma but they said I might want to listen to them again and I shouldn’t sell them. I agreed. It’s just when you mention bands like for example The Beach Boys to people who are around my age and they say “I don’t know who that is” it sucks. And yes that actually happened at work a few weeks ago.

So if anyone has any suggestions on what I should do feel free to let me know because I for some reason am finding it difficult to revisit music I listened to in the past.