best decade for music
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which decade had the best music?
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1940s 0 (0%)
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1950s 0 (0%)
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1960s 3 (19%)
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1970s 2 (12%)
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1980s 8 (50%)
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1990s 2 (12%)
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2000 1 (6%)
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Strangely I voted 60's because not only were some of my favourite tunes (albeit most of them are TV themes
)written then, but also, while there was much twee and loathesome pop music, it was downright mild compared to the 70's onwards. The 40's and 50's were basically decades where everybody released the same tune endlessly.
The answer one would expect, would of course be 80's, but in the "genius vs total shite" stakes they fail miserably. For every New Order there are ten Black Laces, for every Propaganda, there are ten Whams.
The 90's were excellent, and 2000 onwards has been at least acceptable.
seb wrote: wow must of put the wrong decades
Well Mr Preda would probably like to vote for the 1820's
i would say the 60s too. hey you mention propaganda what song did they play i havent heard of them in a while. i know they had one good album i think it was in a blue sleeve not really sure. i think im getting mixed up with mci
seb wrote: i would say the 60s too. hey you mention propaganda what song did they play i havent heard of them in a while. i know they had one good album i think it was in a blue sleeve not really sure. i think im getting mixed up with mci
Only tune of theirs most people know. Good, but far from their best, and it smells of 80's cos of the horrid sampled slap bass.
1980s, for its sonic diversity: there you have solid indie rock scene, heavy metal, hip hop, italodisco, house, the exploited, good early 80s dub... so much was so still fresh sounding.
70,s easy,, osmonds,pilot,quo , medicine head, wizard and yer loads of bands and er yer quote me on that![]()
it was january
weirdo there was a band called "anything box" i think they were from corpus christi, tx. anybody up for a pint?
seb wrote: weirdo there was a band called "anything box" i think they were from corpus christi, tx. anybody up for a pint?
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Frankly speaking, I've never heard them. I'm desperately seeking a 2009 place to go tonight. But I'd probably get shitfaced in my car in the parking lot and then get back home to my quiet family.
Yo! All the best!
seb wrote: weirdo there was a band called "anything box" i think they were from corpus christi, tx. anybody up for a pint?
They were from New Jersey, and one of them (Dania Morales)is from Ecuador. They were quite famous for the single "Living in Oblivion" (1989).
cool thanks for the info about anything box. there was another band that david bowie discover in south america i think the bands name was soda radio
i already started drinking ill be pastout before 8 and wake up naked in front yard wondering what the hell!!! oh well, haved a beer with fear!!! bottoms up!!!
Doctor? wrote:
The answer one would expect, would of course be 80's, but in the "genius vs total shite" stakes they fail miserably. For every New Order there are ten Black Laces, for every Propaganda, there are ten Whams.
Ten Whams! and that isn't reason enough for voting 80s! c'mon Cambo, you know you gotta have faith
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Decades don't really work though. The best time for music I think was 78-85... the early 70s were shite, as were the later 80s. I only voted 80s as I guess I group later 70s music in the 80s pile....
edel everything hasnt gone green i want hear your argument why the 80s wasnt the best decade. i voted for the 60s for the raw guitar work and jam session bands did back then
seb wrote: there was another band that david bowie discover in south america i think the bands name was soda radio
maybe you meant "Soda Stereo", from Argentina.Probably the best latin band ever. I have no idea Bowie knew about them ![]()
thats right andres, it was soda stereo. yes david bowie discover them at a bar and signed them they have some good music
80s by far and away. At this time music sounded crisp, fresh, precise and with good attention to detail in terms of structure and melody of the songs. Some legendary pieces of equipment from the decade too. Dance music has never really recovered ever since. That Propoganda track above has a brilliant intro.
The 80's for me. I have so many 80's cd's and compilations and I never get bored of listening to them.