The music we listen to in our teens and 20s really does stay with us for life

The music we listen to between the ages of 10 and 30 could give us memories that stay with us throughout our lives, according to UK research., the new research was carried out by teams from the University of Westminster and City University of London and used data from Britain's longest-running radio programme, BBC Radio 4's"Desert Islands Discs".

The third most common reason for choosing a track, given by 12.9% of guests, was that the song reminded them of a life-changing moment. The researchers use Bruce Springsteen as an example, who said thatby The Beatles had inspired him to pick up a guitar himself and start a band. Professor Catherine Loveday, neuropsychologist at the University of Westminster and lead researcher, commented on the findings saying,"Guests frequently chose songs because they were related to important memories that occurred during teenage years.

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