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Edited by AjaxLovesStalin:
9/5/2015 4:51:26 PM
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Favorite decade for music
I personally like the 90's or 2000's because of third wave ska and decent pop rock/punk. What do you guys think?
edit: if you vote without replying I'm gonna rip your dick off
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2000's, Long live: * Rodney * Russell Lee * Midwest City * Young Steff * Ricco Barrino * J-Weav * KC * Jesse McCartney * Sisqó * R. Kelly Only contenders I like from 2010's so far are: * IceJJFish * French Montana * MGK * Yalawolf
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2000s or 2010s for sure. But there's good stuff in every generation I think.
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WATERMELONS ARE PEOPLE TOO
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Mid-2000s. Loved the rap and metal coming out then
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My favorite artists are Pink Floyd, the Who and David Bowie, all of whom did their best work in the 70's (in my opinion). I mean, Pink Floyd had Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall, all in the 70's. You just can't beat that.
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Whoever put 2010s is a fgt
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#satire plz
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15 Replies1960s: The Beatles, The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Bob Dylan, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Johnny Cash, Beach Boys, the Kinks, Booker T & the M.G.s, beginning of David Bowie, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin.
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my fave decade is emoajoox;)
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60's have yet to disappoint
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1 Reply60s- the kinks 70s- the clash/sex pistols 80s- the jam (Stone roses both 80s and 90s) 90s- oasis 00s- twisted wheel 10s- no good new music yet
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The 60s - the 1860s! Harpsichord solos rock!
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2 Replies70's ~ Classic rock, soft rock, punk rock 80's ~ Pop rock, hard rock Can't I do both?
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The decade of TSFH
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90's man things slowly took a turn for the worse afterwards, what with boy bands and such
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2000'S because most of three days grace and slioknot's albums were made during that. Can I have 1999 to have the skipknot album, please?
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The 70s. It was the decade of the one hit wonder(disco) and the greatest decade for the best style of music, southern rock. Skynyrd all day long
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This is impossible! You made an actual thread and not just a heaping pile of steaming horse shit
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90's by far Nirvana, Nevermind (1991) Green day, Dookie (1994) Offspring, Smash (1991) Metallica, Metallica/Black (1994) AC/DC, The Razor's Edge (1990) Misfits, American Phsyco (1997) What did I miss?
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If you vote 80s you have zero taste in music.
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I don't know how the 70s isn't the most votes
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70's, man. I will survive.
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I agree with your statement about ska. Kudos.
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How is the 90's in fourth place???
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3 RepliesI have no favorite era, I enjoy all music that is pleasant to listen to. Different moods call for different tunes. For some examples: My friend owns a lake house and when all of our friends go up their every 4th of July, the week is strictly "dad tunes." Which includes massive amounts of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Creedence Clearwater Revival, some Isley Brothers, Gladys Knight and the Pips, etc. Shit you listen to if you were born in the 60's. Some good shit man. If I'm playing poker with my friends, it's Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Ray Charles, Stevie Ray Vaughan, etc. Partying? Waka Flocka, Chief Keef, Lil Durk, Future, Tiesto, Steve Aoki, Diplo, etc. Alone, doing some thinking? Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Logic, MF DOOM, Atmosphere, Asher Roth, various deep house artists, Metallica, some ska/reggae-rock, Third Eyed Blind, The Offspring, etc. I don't like to constrict myself in one genre, although I would say I'm predominantly a rap listener, and I really enjoy the direction modern rap is going, a number of lyricists getting big recognition, which in turn influences future music.
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1 ReplyThe 80's all the way through to the 2010's.
