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Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

For most music lovers of this and others of this time, it's impossible for fans who were not around for it to understand just how friggin cool it was to be able to get fresh new music on the turn table SO OFTEN! Include the above with the southern rock scene,all kinds of old and new blues players,Mowtown etc.Guess ya just had to be there, huh? lol


 so true
 
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The 1800's
 
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70s-pretty decent 
80s-hairbands dominated 
90s-grunge bands emerged cant complain 
2000s-hiphop became popular a little disappointment but alot of music was still worth listening to 
2010s-my opinion a disgrace to music
 
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80s
 
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I'm a sucker for psychedelic 60s stuff. Or early 90s grunge I grew up on.

Love all music(most music), but those two my absolute favorite.
 
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Growing up with and the era that influenced me the most were the mid 60's and the 70's and as i grew older I began to appreciate the music that influenced that era
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Quote Originally Posted by idle_havoc:

Growing up with and the era that influenced me the most were the mid 60's and the 70's and as i grew older I began to appreciate the music that influenced that era
The gold standard for rock & roll
 
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60's and 70's.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

mid 60's-late 70's......................& yes, the worst is now, no contest.

TOTALLY AGREE WITH BOTH STATEMENTS. 
 
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Definitely the 1970's...Many happenings as Rise of Disco, Music of the Hippie, Afrobeat were noticed.
 
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For me the best era for music is in 1960's and 1970's. Of course I have reason... it's because almost all the classic music that the people, also the young people like me still plays are started/composed in these years.
 
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Nothing beats the 90's! I am biased because I'm a 90's kid. 
 
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Great thread.

As someone else stated, music is in the ear of the beholder.

With that said, the mid 60's to late 70's music will live on forever 
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Quote Originally Posted by Enah:

70s-pretty decent 
80s-hairbands dominated 
90s-grunge bands emerged cant complain 
2000s-hiphop became popular a little disappointment but alot of music was still worth listening to 
2010s-my opinion a disgrace to music
pretty sums up everything.
 
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Posted: #65
1. 90's
2. 00s
3. 70s
4. 60s
5. 10s
6. 80s
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jennifer98:

1. 90's
2. 00s
3. 70s
4. 60s
5. 10s
6. 80s
Let's re-rank them, Jennifer dear:
1. 60's
2. 70's.                    END OF LIST
 
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there is a lot of good music today, every decade has its talents... RIP to one of greatest talents: Chester from Linkin Park that died yesterday. So sad :(
 
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Testing new build
 
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Test #2

 
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Personally, depends on when you grew up. For me, 60's & 70s. Objectively...innovation, quality, time tested remembrances, major cultural influences outside of just the music....60's & 70's starting with Elvis & the Beatles.
 
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https://youtu.be/7aYcDe3voww



 
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The original question can't be answered correctly. Ever.
One's favorite era does not mean it's the best. 
Definitely fun debate material, though.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VicRaven:

The original question can't be answered correctly. Ever.
One's favorite era does not mean it's the best. 
Definitely fun debate material, though.
Sure it can 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

Quote Originally Posted by VicRaven:

The original question can't be answered correctly. Ever.One's favorite era does not mean it's the best. Definitely fun debate material, though.
Sure it can

 

Answered correctly? Or answered with one's truth only?

Provide proof as to what decade was the best for music. It'll be opinion only.

Record sales doesn't constitute best. Name recognition doesn't mean best. Longevity and relevance helps make something great, but best? Favorite is what all this is. 

Answer this correctly: What was the best decade for painters? Or sculptors? Or pottery? 

There may be a best decade for toilet paper. Quilted Northern, hands and pants down.

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