Do you have the exact same music taste you did in high school?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Oh yes.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

The most significant change to my music taste since graduating high school is the addition of Jim Steinman's music. Voted yes.

[dead0man]

I didn't get into punk until I was in my early twenties, but otherwise, yeah, pretty much.  I still listen to most of the same several hundred classic rock songs I have since I was 14-17 (the only classic rock I can recall adding to the regular rotation as an adult is PF's Animals), some of the metal I listened to 16-20 and the same 4 hip hop albums I have since I was 17-19.  I'm probably the only white person in the country that is only into pre-Baby Got Back Sir-Mix-A-Lot, but I'm one of millions into early Cypress Hill.

but I listen to a lot of punk, so I answered no.

[TheTide]

What music taste?

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I don't even think my music taste stayed fixed throughout high school... The answer is definitely not, although to be clear I still like the vast majority of what I liked back then; I have simply expanded my horizons.

[Lambsbread]

I don't even have the same music taste I had 2 years ago

[Santander]

Most people wouldn't be proud to have not changed since high school.

[SWE]

Most of my music tastes I acquired freshman/sophomore year of college. The only artists that I really regularly listened to now and in high school are Taylor Swift and The Beatles

[GeorgiaModerate]

That was a long time ago.  I still like some of the same things (my default Pandora station is '70s Rock) but there's been a lot of stuff since then that I also like.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Not exactly, but similar enough.

I always liked classic rock, though in getting older I've started getting sick of the same songs on the radio all the time and become more interested in more experimental, obscure stuff that I wouldn't have taken an interest in without my previous tastes.

[Crumpets]

Mostly? I guess I would say the bands I listen to now are the spiritual successors to what I listened to in high school, but I do at least try to keep up with the times and explore new genres.

[progressive85]

Yes it's literally exactly the same songs from the late 90s and 00s just replayed over and over again.

[morgieb]

There's similarities, but it's definitely matured in some areas.

[Meclazine for Israel]

That's a great question.

The answer is yes.

[politicallefty]

I don't even think my music taste stayed fixed throughout high school... The answer is definitely not, although to be clear I still like the vast majority of what I liked back then; I have simply expanded my horizons.

This is pretty much my answer as well. I still like almost everything I did then, but there's so much more I like now in addition to what I liked then (in both temporal directions). What I dislike in music has remained quite consistent though.

[Mr. Smith]

I had no taste back then, as in, I literally didn't listen to music I didn't have to. I described myself as "musically atheist".

So no.

[HillGoose]

no, i have a hard time rembering that long ago tho, back then i was definitely more liking grunge and what not than i do am now

[Fuzzy Bear]

I've expanded my tastes from 50s doo wop and current pop to country and Southern Gospel.

I also appreciate the great hymns now and play them when I am alone. 

[Dr. MB]

Not really. There's always new things to learn.

[SnowLabrador]

In terms of "all over the place", then yes.