Has your system changed the music you listen to?

I have really enjoyed reading everyone's responses. Just as a follow-up: I have been in "the high-end game" for almost 15 years now. My system has slowly evolved, with each evolution getting better in quality. My most recent change was from an all-tube system (from CD player to power amp) to an all solid-state system. It was probably more of a lateral move than a class change.

I would not rule-out, in any way, my life circumstances and the way my taste in music has changed as I age (im now 33). I listen to all differnt kinds ofmusic from classical to rock, to international. I have certainly come to appreciate the fact that good recordings are just more enjoyable. But I definitely sense that my current system synergy has played a part in my personal discovery of jazz music.

I guess for me it was organ music. I used to hate organ recordings, becuase they just never sounded right. As the system got better, especially the power amp and speakers, I found myself listening to organ music more often cause it sounded like it should. Also, more massive classical music is now much more fun to listen to. Interesting... never thought of it before.

It was the oposite for me. I heard linus and lucy by David Benoit on my car radio. I think it was about the time the CD 1987-1995 came out. I had Klipsch speaker and I really liked the whole CD but, there was something just not right. After spending more money than I should have,it sound great.
The jazz recordings are done very well. I find it hard to rock an roll for 4 hours.
Tim