Best Decade 4 Music

[MetroStars]

Just wanting 2 ask wot u think was the best Decade 4 music, me i think 70's produced sum of the best music ever, i wish i had a bin around to hit the dance floor with my flares... :lol:

sum of my fav songs from the 70's

Sweet - Blockbuster

Paul McCartney & Wings - Live And Let Die

Gary Numan - Cars

Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love

there just sum..

but i wud luv 2 know wot decade u liked best

[sabbath]

More of the post-hippie era myself. 70s definitely

[Cyril]

This has got to depend on when you were born. Being born in 1970 myself, the 80s were when I was right in to music (undortunately), however I now either listen to music from the 70s, or current stuff - any good Rock music will do.

[exeus]

as i am in my 3rd decade i would have to say the 80's :) rule

[ezyryder]

For me it would have to be the 60's but a sneak of the 70's in there too.

The brought us Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, Deep purple, Pink Floyd, John Lennon and Bob Dylan.

I'm not saying I like all of them (but I do like most) but they have been extremely influential artists for the future decades, so I feel this is the best decade for music.

[summerlinda]

Can't choose between 70' & 80's so make that both...

[MetroStars]

Can't choose between 70' & 80's so make that both...


I have 2 agree with that

[olibomb]

70's

[mogadishu]

60's was the most influencial decade for music, while the 70's took what guys did then and created some of the best music ever.

[cosmic doobie]

All decades 60's, 70's, 90's except the 80's that was a pants one :P
Maybe i should've left the E's alone :D :D

[mogadishu]

what about the 50's? i still think that the 60s where the most influecial, but the 50's are up there too, cus they really broke the mold back then.

[johnnytightlips2]

i think it started in the 60s and the future generations either used the same material or added new things to make it better.

[mogadishu]

Originally posted by johnnytightlips2@13 September 2003 - 13:35
i think it started in the 60s and the future generations either used the same material or added new things to make it better.
couldnt agree more.

[Snee]

Me I'd go with the fifties, but that wasn't a choice so I'll guess I'll have to go with the 80's

"We can dance if we want to, we can leave this world behind..."

The Safety Dance-Men Without Hats
Tarzan's Boy-Baltimora
Forever young-Alphaville
We're not gonna take it-Twisted Sister
Japanese Boy-Aneka

And a whole lotta stuff by Depeche mode and Queen

And so forth, it's a kind of offbeat choice but I grew up in the eighties so I guess it left it's mark. It's more nostalgia than taste really.

[N£MO]

70's,not that i am old enough to remember them :unsure:

[Gutter]

I can enjoy some music of the 70's but I'm a child of the 80's

[sparsely]

Mid 60's to mid 70's (pre-disco shit) and the 90's.
80's had some excellent rap, but that's about all.

[MetroStars]

The Safety Dance-Men Without Hats

Now that's a CLASSIC

[pussymasterzee]

70's and 80's for sure goddamn it some of the best metal comes out of those e
YOU CANT KILL ROCK N ROLL

[Celerystalksme]

70's and 80's for rock and metal...(even though i was only born early/mid 80's)

but yes Zepplin/Sabbath/Hendrix/Metallica and in Aus you had Chisel/Midnight Oil/Australian Crawl/Rose Tattoo/Skyhooks and the list could go on forever...

plus who can forget AC/DC :devil:

[Jay]

the 90's

[MUSLEMAN]

80's & 90's :lol: :lol: :lol:

[FuNkY CaPrIcOrN]

;) From 1977 - 1993 was the best.So I guess that is late 70's all 80's and early 90's. :D