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Okay, need help with a headcanon. What type of modern music do you think Steve and Bucky (after being deprogrammed and such) would listen to? I am thinking Steve would really enjoy classic rock. But that could just be because I love it.

I have no idea for Bucky. I almost want to say he would not enjoy any modern music and would only want to listen to music from his past.

I actually headcanon them sill liking older music, both of them. In my mind they're both Cole Porter fans. As for newer music, yeah, Steve also strikes me as a classic rock guy.

I'm not sure Bucky (one slightly on the mend) would only prefer music from his past. In fact, my guess would be he'd go through a phase where he'd actively avoid things that trigger memories. I either picture him as liking bombastic stuff (possibly with no lyrics) like (faux) game or movie soundtracks, or actually obsessing over thing with do have dark and emotional lyrics, a bit more emo - in a way he'd be going through some sort of second puberty (especially if you meld a bit more with the comic canons, where he was way younger when he "died").

I think they would also enjoy music from their era. But I expect they (I know Steve would) catch up on modern day music.

See I was thinking of like techno and such for Bucky. BUT, I think I am drawn to that because of The Winter Soldier song. So I automatically associate him with that metallic, screeching sound.

Maybe dubstep for Bucky. Something loud to drown out his thoughts.

With dubstep I'd imagine him liking the sound but avoiding the concerts because of sensory overload. But hey, that's just my headcanon.

Yeah, I don't see either of them going to concerts. I was thinking more to work out to (or run to).

i think that they might get nostalgic for music from their era pretty often.

i can def see steve enjoying classic rock. i think he'd be ambivalent about listening to almost anything, he's not the type to get super judgey over music.

i can't decide if bucky would be super into electronica or absolutely detest it. i instinctively want to go with jazz & electroswing but ymmv. and i think he would be okay with steve's classic rock but actively avoid the autotuned mass produced stuff. i can also see him going for classical.

Oh yeah, I think they would also enjoy music from their era. But I expect they (I know Steve would) catch up on modern day music.

Oh yes to electroswing!

Teeny pop, just because it amuses the fuck out of me to imagine post-WS Bucky bopping along to Britney Spears or Katy Perry(ooooor Keisha!).

Welll, I think a lot of music in the 30s and 40s had a poppy sound. Maybe not as...upbeat (?) as today's, but it was simple beat/lyrics/chorus type.

Then it works! :D

In comics canon, Steve once said "I'd rather listen to big bands than rock, and I'd rather watch an old Bogart picture than most current movies." (That's from memory, so phrasing might be inexact.)

Of course, that's rather old comics canon (the Stern/Byrne run from the late 70s, with the legendary "Captain America For President" story) so you could equally well argue that his tastes have expanded.

Honestly, I see it like this: he'll happily listen to a lot of contemporary stuff because hey, it's an authentic expression of the artist's muse, and he can dig it on that level. But he doesn't like stuff that he sees as having ugly or hurtful messages, and he doesn't like stuff that feels fake and over-processed. Personally, especially when he's feeling a little down or just nostalgic, his musical comfort food is putting on some of the sounds he grew up with, just like most of us. You might hear some Benny Goodman or Cab Calloway coming out of his room late at night, and it's best to just leave him be, he wants to be alone right now.

Yeah, I think he would give anything a try as long as it wasn't vulgar (or hurtful as you said).

I think Cap would listen to modern day big band type music. Michael Buble is probably the most recognizable example. And maybe more "indie" music that's not processed to death. A simple sound with a singer, guitar, drummer.

I don't know about Bucky. Maybe jazz that has minimal vocals, but isn't like slow and sober. And a guilty pleasure for 80s hair bands.

this is hella late, but I like Steve listening to Pete Seeger and other more counter-culture folk artists i.e. Woodie Guthrie (but especially Pete "This Machine Surrounds Hate and Forces It To Surrender" Seeger). Any kind of music where people talk sincerely about their problems and opinions. Also classical music, because there was some awesome crap going down in the NY orchestra scene when he was growing up.

I now have someone new to listen to! :D

I think he'd like Elvis and Patsy Cline. I think he'd try David Bowie (because of that duet with Bing Crosby) and not get most of it. He'd maybe like The Beach Boys, though he'd be more into something like Be True to Your School than Surfin' Safari. Probably early Beatles stuff. Etta James, maybe Linda Ronstadt.

Hell, I have been listening to Bowie my whole life and still don't get most of it (mainly the aesthetic).

I'm convinced that Steve enjoys Billy Joel. He has a lot of nostalgic, era-spanning style elements, and I think the genuineness of some of the songs, like "Allentown" and "Goodnight Saigon" would resonate with Steve. And I can't help thinking of him when I hear "New York State of Mind."

Plus, it's amusing to think of him catching up on history and pop culture by going through "We Didn't Start the Fire" line by line.

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