Your favorite decade(s) of music

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  • JHamilton6
    JHamilton6 Posts: 34 Member
    Motorsheen wrote: »
    JHamilton6 wrote: »
    Bit of an odd duck here. I've been on a 30's - 40's binge for the last several years. Big bands and crooners and the music of the greatest generation.

    Don't know why...

    slam dance?

    I had to look up slam dance. I'd break a hip!

    More like fox trot.
  • Rangerharms
    Rangerharms Posts: 77 Member
    late 90's early 2000's for me! Miss those days!
  • Packerjohn
    Packerjohn Posts: 4,855 Member
    TheRoadDog wrote: »
    Late 60's through mid 80's. Factor out the Disco.

    I'm Blues and Rock & Roll. I installed a great system on my Motorcycle and when I ride down the road everyone gets to hear what I like. Some people roll up their windows. Some people start rocking out.

    You're the man. Make sure you're throwing in some Southern Rock with this and we could listen to music all day together and maybe disagree on the merits of 2 songs.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,988 Member
    bump
  • PropheticHeroism
    PropheticHeroism Posts: 14 Member
    90's

    Golden Era Hip Hop
    Grunge
    Pantera
  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member
    recently, 50's east and west coast jazz.... birth of the cool.

    miles, coltrane, bill evans, chet baker

    there's nothing else quite like it
  • Callie33021
    Callie33021 Posts: 3 Member
    1960s and 1970s
  • changeyourstarz
    changeyourstarz Posts: 22 Member
    I'm all about the hair bands
  • Gallowmere1984
    Gallowmere1984 Posts: 6,626 Member
    The mid-90s. Black, death, and doom metal just haven't been the same since. I fondly remember Deicide's Once Upon the Cross, Cannibal Corpse's The Bleeding, My Dying Bride's Turn Loose the Swans, and Emperor's Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk.
  • browneyedgirl749
    browneyedgirl749 Posts: 4,984 Member
    Oh gosh this is tough... so much good music throughout a 40 year time period. It depends on my mood. My go to seems to be the 90's though. That was when I was in high school. Anything from the boy bands to the R&B and Hip Hop that was out during that decade. Groups like Smash Mouth. Sugar Ray, 311... Man I miss that decade.
  • RoxieDawn
    RoxieDawn Posts: 15,488 Member
    80's and 90's!
  • LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo
    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo Posts: 3,634 Member
    I'm an old-soul, I like 60's to 80's especially Beatles, Beegees, Earth, Wind & Fire.
  • jamcdonel
    jamcdonel Posts: 533 Member
    40's and 50's. I know. I'm weird.
  • PropheticHeroism
    PropheticHeroism Posts: 14 Member
    Gallowmere1984 wrote: »
    The mid-90s. Black, death, and doom metal just haven't been the same since. I fondly remember Deicide's Once Upon the Cross, Cannibal Corpse's The Bleeding, My Dying Bride's Turn Loose the Swans, and Emperor's Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk.

    I found my love for Opeth when i was a kid, lol.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,988 Member
    edited March 2017
    jtegirl1 wrote: »
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »
    i still have a soft-spot for 80's hair metal
    Lol, me too. With groups like Motley Crue, Ratt, Poison, Cinderella, Bon Jovi, etc.
    Also am big into Judas Priest, Y&T, Scorpions, Dio, etc.

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    Holy crap! Someone else knows who Y&T is?!

    I'd have to say absolutely the 80's. Hair bands and pop. Loved loved loved the hair bands.

    Still one of my favorite songs:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWrqI1FI4TU

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  • ninerbuff
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    Gallowmere1984 wrote: »
    The mid-90s. Black, death, and doom metal just haven't been the same since. I fondly remember Deicide's Once Upon the Cross, Cannibal Corpse's The Bleeding, My Dying Bride's Turn Loose the Swans, and Emperor's Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk.
    This was also a time I got into "Gangta Rap" and liked groups like NWA, Naughty by Nature, etc.

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  • perkymommy
    perkymommy Posts: 1,642 Member
    I was born in 1968 so the 70s and 80s are my favorites!
  • ninerbuff
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    TheRoadDog wrote: »
    Late 60's through mid 80's. Factor out the Disco.

    I'm Blues and Rock & Roll. I installed a great system on my Motorcycle and when I ride down the road everyone gets to hear what I like. Some people roll up their windows. Some people start rocking out.
    Lol, assuming you couldn't sit through "Grease" when it came out then. :D

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  • vikinglander
    vikinglander Posts: 1,547 Member
    It seems to me that generally speaking we are fondest of the music we grew up with, since it informs such a huge part of our cultural experience. This may be the popular music of the time, or it may be what we're exposed to at home, or a combination of both.

    So while I have a definite preference for the rock music of the 60s and 70s, I also love old school country, which was my Dad's thing (along with Spike Jones!), and I was heavily influenced by a couple of my HS classmates who were jazz aficionados from early on.

    As an adult, I have tried to live by the credo that was espoused by Vin Scelsa, of NY FM radio fame, who said,

    "What it comes down to is this...there are three commandments: respect the elders; embrace the new; and encourage the impractical and improbable without bias."
  • Carbkiller1970
    Carbkiller1970 Posts: 3,289 Member
    Big fan of the British Invasion
  • gottennis_2
    gottennis_2 Posts: 204 Member
    Late 70s and 80s.
  • Gallowmere1984
    Gallowmere1984 Posts: 6,626 Member
    PropheticHeroism wrote: »
    Gallowmere1984 wrote: »
    The mid-90s. Black, death, and doom metal just haven't been the same since. I fondly remember Deicide's Once Upon the Cross, Cannibal Corpse's The Bleeding, My Dying Bride's Turn Loose the Swans, and Emperor's Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk.

    I found my love for Opeth when i was a kid, lol.

    @PropheticHeroism Opeth was my favorite band from the time they released Still Life in the late-90s. Then Heritage happened, I threw it out the window, and haven't bought an album from them since. Every time they put up a preview track from a new album, I give it a listen, just hoping that they stopped making terribly boring Jethro Tull ripoffs. Still disappointed, almost a decade later.
  • ironmangomez
    ironmangomez Posts: 17 Member
    80s and Christian Hip Hop
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,988 Member
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    TheRoadDog wrote: »
    Late 60's through mid 80's. Factor out the Disco.

    I'm Blues and Rock & Roll. I installed a great system on my Motorcycle and when I ride down the road everyone gets to hear what I like. Some people roll up their windows. Some people start rocking out.
    Lol, assuming you couldn't sit through "Grease" when it came out then. :D

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    vikinglander wrote: »
    It seems to me that generally speaking we are fondest of the music we grew up with, since it informs such a huge part of our cultural experience. This may be the popular music of the time, or it may be what we're exposed to at home, or a combination of both.

    So while I have a definite preference for the rock music of the 60s and 70s, I also love old school country, which was my Dad's thing (along with Spike Jones!), and I was heavily influenced by a couple of my HS classmates who were jazz aficionados from early on.

    As an adult, I have tried to live by the credo that was espoused by Vin Scelsa, of NY FM radio fame, who said,

    "What it comes down to is this...there are three commandments: respect the elders; embrace the new; and encourage the impractical and improbable without bias."
    When I used to club alot back in the day, there were definitely clubs I liked a lot more due to the music they played, but some of the most popular ones played music I didn't care about very much (some played some rap and techno I didn't like) but the girlies were there. Lol, I can remember so many times sticking in a cassette tape and having to hit the forward and rewind button to hear my favorite songs and always that long pause in between as the tape auto searched. :D

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  • Jimb376mfp
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    LaMujerMasBonitaDelMundo wrote: »
    I'm an old-soul, I like 60's to 80's especially Beatles, Beegees, Earth, Wind & Fire.

    Me too went to my 50th HS reunion last August, Class of 66!

    I remember hearing each new Beatle song come out on the radio. I have a brother and sister who are 7/8 years older so I got to hear all the 50s Rock&Roll too.
  • Shana67
    Shana67 Posts: 680 Member
    edited March 2017
    Oh gosh, I love music. I adored the 70s disco music when I was a pre-teen/young teen. Loved Van Halen/Boston/Journey/Styx and then U2 as a teen/young adult in the 80s. In the 90s as a young mom I fell in love with DMB, continued to rock to U2 and so many other new "alternative" bands.

    I love it all :)
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