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For music taste, which board would you choose to go for the rest of your life and why.

As long as i like it, any music is good for me.

you are one awesome individual

Reddit. Metallica's on there, 'nuff said.

Based on the albums shown, I'd go with Reddit. Mainly because of Pink Floyd, and Master Of Puppets. I don't care much for Metallica itself, but that albums being on their side indicates that they have some metal there, which is my favourite type of music.
I like some songs off of the Neutral Milk Hotel album, some Radiohead. But those don't beat Pink Floyd for me.
Reddit it is.

lol at you classic rock nerds.

i've read /mu/ for a long time and it isn't so bad despite tfwnogf threads

r/music is trash r/listentothis is okay

but rateyourmusic is a very cool website and i would choose it over the other 2

Everything I need is on /b/

I don't see an album I like.

I don't know what either of those are.

Neither.

vidya gaem music for life.

/mu/

reddit

I suppose I'm /mu/, but I enjoy Dark Side of the Moon, Marshall Mathers LP, and Nevermind, which all are on the Reddit side.

I don't see anything classical.

You're goddamn right

If someone can tell me what side have blackjack and hookers I might choose one side, but for now:

Reddit side

Same as TARDISES. VGMs for life for me. I'm bailing.

I choose /pol/

Is /y/ an option here? I'd assume it is.

I mean, I like the Skyrim soundtrack. But no.

I don't understand why people give this answer. Even if music is from a video game, that doesn't excuse it from genre or other styling. "Snake Eater," "Katamari on the Rocks," and "Open Your Heart" are all from video games (MGS3, Katamari Damacy, Sonic Adventure), but they sound nothing like each other. You have to like some more than the others, no? Sure you may like Soundtracks, but as I said, they all have different styles, and you have to have some form of preference.

Personally I'd go with the Reddit side, since I have actually heard more of it than the stuff on the /mu/ side, but I'm sure if I got to know the /mu/ side better, I would enjoy it more.