How do you decide what to listen to? Same old stuff?

I listen to a bit of a variety including classic rock, some types of jazz, fusion, misc. but for the biggest part I’ve always loved progressive rock. Especially the old stuff so I listen to a couple of great prog rock stations “ProgRock.com” and “Morrow.com” which are international internet stations.  I have the apps on my phone (which links in the car) and web links on my media pc’s.  They play a huge mix of vintage and modern prog rock.  Whenever I hear something I think is interesting I do a screen shot of what’s playing and look it up later.  This works great when I driving. I’m always finding interesting new music on these stations.  And like any station, you hear things you like and things you could care less about or even can’t stand but these international internet stations open the doors to a world of music.  I’ve found bands I really love from Sweden, Poland, Germany, France, etc. that I would never have found otherwise.  Some don’t even sing in English but the music is amazing.  With prog rock most of the song is instrumental anyway.  🤣 

I too really like Radio Paradise. They point me in the right direction when it comes to "new" music.

The Agon forums are a good place to start. For example, I listen to Jazz, so I go to the Jazz For Aficionados forum.  There are several people there who are fonts of information. 
 

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@yyzsantabarbara 

Wonderful suggestions.  I like roon radio and have a lifetime membership. I should give it more of a chance to inspire me.  

That's a lot of music you listen to.  How much of you listen to is new versus old.  Must be very deep reservoir. I would imagine you revisit the deep areas quite a bit since it probably relates to the 60s 70s which is where most of the value is. 

I do recall there are actual Radio stations available via roon, classical stuff comes to mind, that are surprisingly good..  Actual radio stations still exist out there and a lot of from foreign countries and the quality is very very good.

of the 300 or so albums I have in my library on roon, and so many are classics from the past.  They are amazing listening but I do acknowledge and admit that I'm tiring of some of the stuff as good as it is and was.  That's OK I think.  It's hard to admit that to myself at times it feels a bit like sacrilege.