Current Popular Music and Love

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I was sitting here thinking about how I've not been keeping up with popular music for about the last 10-20 years. I pick up intrest in a few newer bands from my younger sibling but, for the most part I'm still stuck in the 80s. I don't know anything about Lady Gaga, Justine Beiber or, Jonas Brothers. How important do you think shared music intrest or current music intrest is to relationships?

dont trip.
do what you like, not whats popular.
for instance...Im a SKA kid for the most part....

current music interest? not really important as long as you both like the same kind of music, or if you're both open to new music.

My ex and I, we're not really open to new music (like if you've never listened to Country and they're a big fan), so we didn't get along as we didn't like the same kind of music. My current girlfriend and I aren't open to music that much, but we like the same kind of music

current music interest? not really important as long as you both like the same kind of music, or if you're both open to new music.

My ex and I, we're not really open to new music (like if you've never listened to Country and they're a big fan), so we didn't get along as we didn't like the same kind of music. My current girlfriend and I aren't open to music that much, but we like the same kind of music

I don't think I've ever been interested in "current" music. I grew up on the internet, with the freedom to obtain any music I wished at any time. My musical tastes have gone their own way.

I'm stuck in the 90's, but I have all tastes almost.

I could never be into someone who had crappy taste in music. I listen to a lot of crap personally, but I KNOW it's crap. I listen to good stuff too. I meet far too many people who don't even know who Fleetwood Mac is

I LOVE pop & comedy music but I like a wide variety of music so I do not think similar taste in music is that important. In a way if she likes a type of music I don't really listen to; it could be a good thing because I mite start liking it. Similar taste in music can be very nice cuz you can share that interest with each other but unless one of you works or is somehow involved in the music industry; I do not think liking similar music is required. People can use head-phones/ear-buds & compromise like one person controls the music on the way to a place & the other puts on theirs on the way back or you put on something you both sorta like

It's not so much listening to different types of music that bothers me. It's the fact that I don't watch TV or listen to popular music on the radio. It makes me feel un-hip. I go into the grocery store line and I don't even recognize half the people on the tabliod covers anymore.