Yes, could get interesting . Of course, like most teenagers at the time I liked much of the pop music about, Beatles, Stones, Byrds, Beach Boys and so on. As I turned 20, my tastes were pretty much the same, although I started to get into heavier stuff, The Doors, Free and others. Back then I owned just one album, 5th Dimension by The Byrds . Anyway, in my mid 20's my mate loaned me some of his albums by Genesis, Yes, Wishbone Ash, Mike Oldfield and that's pretty well when my tastes changed. Later on I became more interested in American and Canadian Rock bands, Styx, Journey, Boston, Loverboy, Kansas and many more that I'm sure nobody else has heard of . Right through the mid 70's and into the early 90's I bought about 10 albums a month and I still have every one of them .(Just under 2,000 all on vinyl )
My taste in music is fairly wide, from Country Rock such as The Eagles and Dan Fogelberg, Euro Rock (Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream), Heavy Rock (Van Halen, Motorhead) right through to bands such as Fleetwood Mac, Floyd, Rush, Kiss, Aerosmith and yeah, I still love The Beach Boys
Stopped buying albums sometimes in the early 90's about the time it became tough to get hold of vinyl, just buy the odd one from second hand shops and E-Bay.
Todays music doesn't do much for me, only heard 2 decent songs in the last 10 years
Pete