The part of the sentence 'until I listened' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about something that changed after you heard something. For example: "I didn't understand the importance of money until I listened to my parents' advice."
I'd failed to understand, until I listened to Hurt's performance, just how funny and touching the book is.
But I didn't really understand its human spark until I listened closely to Schott's lyrics.
"I wasn't aware of quite how formulaic breakfast radio is until I listened to a lot of it.
I remember reading various snippets about Haines but I'd never knowingly heard any of his music until I listened to Morrison's radio choices.
Key works Symphony No 1: I was having doubts about persevering with Bax until I listened to this immensely assured work, written in 1922.
I feared so, until I listened again with the new day.
Something about his voice is extra- ordinarily persuasive, and in his presence his whole manner is so beguilingly lovely that it's not until I listen to the tape afterwards that I realise, to my surprise, how often he sidesteps a question, while never giving the impression of being evasive.
The bass is supposedly helped out by JBL's Slipstream port design, though I'm always skeptical until I listen carefully to a speaker alone in my evil lair.
RLJ: Yeah, they change gradually, so I don't even realize I've changed them until I listen to the record and go, "Oh, I used to do that twice," or "On the record I did that other melody".
My ego may say it's just a fortune cookie, a shooting star, a coincidence, and it's not until I listen to my inner voice that I realize that it represents something bigger.
Against my will I listened until the song was in my head, not as it was meant to be sung but in Dad's halting rendition.
