Favorite decade for music?

[skunked_again]

Any thing But the 80s that decade sucked for music.

60s and 70s

things happened in the 80's that changed music forever. ive got to have the 80's.

[fishermantony]

Any thing But the 80s that decade sucked for music.

60s and 70s

things happened in the 80's that changed music forever. ive got to have the 80's.

A friend of my can't stand the 80's either and I don't understand that much.  I know it was overly glam and there were things like the keytar but........still good in alot of ways.

[skunked_again]

Any thing But the 80s that decade sucked for music.

60s and 70s

things happened in the 80's that changed music forever. ive got to have the 80's.

A friend of my can't stand the 80's either and I don't understand that much. I know it was overly glam and there were things like the keytar but........still good in alot of ways.

the 80's gave us:

Micheal Jackson - Thriller

Bruce - Born in the USA

AC/DC - Back in Black

Metallica - Master of Puppets

Foreinger - 4

on and on and on.......its not just this, that, or the other.

[MFBAB]

Pretty much 80's and earlier (mostly way earlier) here.

[Quitlimpin]

For me, nothing is better than the late 80's into the 90's. Janes addiction, pixies, bush, rollins band, and GRUNGE.... The list could go on & on.

[I.rar]

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Metallica - Master of Puppets

[zero limit]

Any thing But the 80s that decade sucked for music.

60s and 70s

things happened in the 80's that changed music forever. ive got to have the 80's.

A friend of my can't stand the 80's either and I don't understand that much. I know it was overly glam and there were things like the keytar but........still good in alot of ways.

the 80's gave us:

Micheal Jackson - Thriller

Bruce - Born in the USA

AC/DC - Back in Black

Metallica - Master of Puppets

Foreinger - 4

on and on and on.......its not just this, that, or the other.

I'll take Metallica and AC/DC.

A little Van Halen, Guns and Roses, Styx.

Queen,

A lot of these bands started in the 70s.I am mainly speaking of music that poped up in the 80s, techno and disc that started in the late 70s but was big in the 80s.

[Fishing Cowgirl]

I think more often than not, people are naturally going to be drawn to the decade from when they were in their teens and early 20's, regardless of whether or not it's a great decade of music. These are the some of the most impressionable years of your life.

It would be hard to make an argument that the 60's were not the best and most influential decade of music. Clearly it is, with the introduction of the Beatles, the Stones, Dylan, Pink Floyd, The Who, The Doors, Hendrix, Cream, Creedence, Led Zepplin and all of the soul artists and groups like Marvins Gaye, Temptations, Jackson 5, Otis Redding and on and on and on.

I agree

That sums it up for me. But I do like a variety..from 80's, -up, Celtic, Appalachian Hill Songs, Cowboy ballads etc.

[Alpster]

I think more often than not, people are naturally going to be drawn to the decade from when they were in their teens and early 20's, regardless of whether or not it's a great decade of music. These are the some of the most impressionable years of your life.

I'd say the 60's were my favorite. It would be hard to make an argument that the 60's were not the best and most influential decade of music. Clearly they were, with the introduction of the Beatles, the Stones, Dylan, Pink Floyd, The Who, The Doors, Hendrix, Cream, Creedence, Led Zepplin and all of the soul artists and groups like Marvins Gaye, Temptations, Otis Redding, Righteous Bros and on and on and on.

I Couldn't have said it better.  8-)

[Sam]

60's.

Definately the 60s.