Nathalie wrote:
There has been research about this: if you don't like a certain song/music piece, but you listen to it over and over again, you'll end op loving it. When you listen to a song often you will learn to like it, there's nothing you can do about it.
This is because your brain likes everything that's familiar, so when it recognises the song.
It also works with certain music styles, the only reason people like or don't like a certain music style is because of their (lack off) experiance with it.
Try listening to a song you don't like, delete all other music from your mp3 player and only listen to that for a week or so. You'll end up liking the song (or at least hating it less, depending on your sensitivity for music)
Brains loves repetition, not only AS-brains
i don't think it's quite that way. If I listen to a song I don't like, I will continue not to like it. On the other hand, I do like songs that I like in the first place a lot better when they become familiar. Whenever my favorite band puts out a new album, I get really anxious listening to their new songs until I get to know them, and I only really love a song once it's familiar. And I do what the OP does as well, listen to the same song over and over, or a handful of songs.