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Post by Nicko's Nose on May 9, 2017 3:54:45 GMT
Would have voted for the 80s, but you put the 60s and the 70s (2 amazing decades) together, so I voted for that.
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Post by NJtoTX on May 9, 2017 11:39:35 GMT
Bunch of Gen-Xers here, it would seem.
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Post by dougb on May 9, 2017 12:09:13 GMT
Really depends on the genre, if you mean mainstream stuff i couldn't tell ya. If you mean industrial music it would have to be the late 80's/ early 90's. Trust me, Industrial music was over by 1980. What you call Industrial, isn't. |
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Post by jamesottosweetheart on May 10, 2017 3:05:05 GMT
I pick the current decade because of it being when all music from my late beautiful precious Billy Joe Royal is available.
God bless you and his family always!!!
Holly
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Post by twothousandonemark on May 11, 2017 4:08:35 GMT
90's because nearly every genre had its chance & went all in with some success.
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 1:20:31 GMT
80s easily IMO. The 90s had some good music but it was too much Mariah Carey & Celine Dion (no offense if anyone likes those singers). There was also a lot of cheesy boybands. I will admit I listen to some 90s teen pop but it's more for nostalgia. As I have gotten older I realized that 90s teen pop is cheesy & generic pop music. 80s music IMO easily destroys 90s music. 60s & 70s is good music too just not my cup of tea.
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Post by Vodkie on May 14, 2017 2:54:50 GMT
80s easily IMO. The 90s had some good music but it was too much Mariah Carey & Celine Dion (no offense if anyone likes those singers). There was also a lot of cheesy boybands. I will admit I listen to some 90s teen pop but it's more for nostalgia. As I have gotten older I realized that 90s teen pop is cheesy & generic pop music. 80s music IMO easily destroys 90s music. 60s & 70s is good music too just not my cup of tea. I hate that Nysnc, backstreet boys, 98 degrees, etc are called Boy Bands NO! bands play instruments. Singing over computer generated music created by your producer is not being a band |
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 11:34:20 GMT
80s easily IMO. The 90s had some good music but it was too much Mariah Carey & Celine Dion (no offense if anyone likes those singers). There was also a lot of cheesy boybands. I will admit I listen to some 90s teen pop but it's more for nostalgia. As I have gotten older I realized that 90s teen pop is cheesy & generic pop music. 80s music IMO easily destroys 90s music. 60s & 70s is good music too just not my cup of tea. I hate that Nysnc, backstreet boys, 98 degrees, etc are called Boy Bands NO! bands play instruments. Singing over computer generated music created by your producer is not being a band As I have said I realized now it's not great music. I listen to it because it was apart of my childhood (I'm 23). 80s had way better bands. You would probably laugh at me but my favorite band is Culture Club. |
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Post by lotharzogg on May 14, 2017 17:33:16 GMT
Meaningless question. There's the same percentage of talent in every generation/decade. Grow up.
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Post by Vodkie on May 14, 2017 18:09:07 GMT
As I have said I realized now it's not great music. I listen to it because it was apart of my childhood (I'm 23). 80s had way better bands. You would probably laugh at me but my favorite band is Culture Club. [/quote] nope. not laughing. That's an actual band playing actual instuments. I'm 34 90s started part of the downfall for music because technology started taking over and the overall production of music just got lazier. and we started seeing like 3-7 writers one One song. I mean co-writing on a song is nothing new because Diana Ross & the Supreme's song "love child" from 1968 has 4 writers on it but it wasn't as lazy back then. Ugh, especially 90s "R&B". 90s R&B is not real R&B music. it's hip-hop to me. It catered to rap too much. You name it, almost every R&B artist in the 90s - their music catered to rap. Mary J Blige, Aaliyah, TLC, En Vogue, Usher, brandy, Monica, Faith Evans, Xscape, boyz ii men, SWV, ETC. too much R&B of the 90s had 3 things A. collaborations with Rappers B. samples of oldies C. Producers talking on the song Even Patti Labelle had a song with rapper Big Daddy Kane in 1991. Like this song by Total "can't you see" Notorious BIG raps on it, it's sampling "payback" by James Brown, and Producer Sean "puffy" combs talks on it! but the industry labels it R&B. It's Hip-hop! The music isn't bad but it's not R&B, it's hip-hop. real R&B has actual soul, not samples of it! Even Rappers and sampling croseed over into pop in the 90s because Mariah Carey, Michael And Janet Jackson had songs with samples and rappers and Jessica Simpson had a hit with a John Mellancamp sample when she first came out. people keep saying the 90s was the best decade for everything. disagree lol |
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 18:53:09 GMT
As I have said I realized now it's not great music. I listen to it because it was apart of my childhood (I'm 23). 80s had way better bands. You would probably laugh at me but my favorite band is Culture Club. I agree with everything you're saying. What do you think of Madonna? She doesn't have a great voice but I think she had great songs to back it up. I certainly prefer her over the 90s garbage. nope. not laughing. That's an actual band playing actual instuments. I'm 34 90s started part of the downfall for music because technology started taking over and the overall production of music just got lazier. and we started seeing like 3-7 writers one One song. I mean co-writing on a song is nothing new because Diana Ross & the Supreme's song "love child" from 1968 has 4 writers on it but it wasn't as lazy back then. Ugh, especially 90s "R&B". 90s R&B is not real R&B music. it's hip-hop to me. It catered to rap too much. You name it, almost every R&B artist in the 90s - their music catered to rap. Mary J Blige, Aaliyah, TLC, En Vogue, Usher, brandy, Monica, Faith Evans, Xscape, boyz ii men, SWV, ETC. too much R&B of the 90s had 3 things A. collaborations with Rappers B. samples of oldies C. Producers talking on the song Even Patti Labelle had a song with rapper Big Daddy Kane in 1991. Like this song by Total "can't you see" Notorious BIG raps on it, it's sampling "payback" by James Brown, and Producer Sean "puffy" combs talks on it! but the industry labels it R&B. It's Hip-hop! The music isn't bad but it's not R&B, it's hip-hop. real R&B has actual soul, not samples of it! Even Rappers and sampling croseed over into pop in the 90s because Mariah Carey, Michael And Janet Jackson had songs with samples and rappers and Jessica Simpson had a hit with a John Mellancamp sample when she first came out. people keep saying the 90s was the best decade for everything. disagree lol [/quote] |
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 18:54:46 GMT
As I have said I realized now it's not great music. I listen to it because it was apart of my childhood (I'm 23). 80s had way better bands. You would probably laugh at me but my favorite band is Culture Club. Sorry I think I made a typo in the last post. What do you think of Madonna? She doesn't have a great voice but I think she had great songs to back it up. I certainly prefer her over the 90s garbage. nope. not laughing. That's an actual band playing actual instuments. I'm 34 90s started part of the downfall for music because technology started taking over and the overall production of music just got lazier. and we started seeing like 3-7 writers one One song. I mean co-writing on a song is nothing new because Diana Ross & the Supreme's song "love child" from 1968 has 4 writers on it but it wasn't as lazy back then. Ugh, especially 90s "R&B". 90s R&B is not real R&B music. it's hip-hop to me. It catered to rap too much. You name it, almost every R&B artist in the 90s - their music catered to rap. Mary J Blige, Aaliyah, TLC, En Vogue, Usher, brandy, Monica, Faith Evans, Xscape, boyz ii men, SWV, ETC. too much R&B of the 90s had 3 things A. collaborations with Rappers B. samples of oldies C. Producers talking on the song Even Patti Labelle had a song with rapper Big Daddy Kane in 1991. Like this song by Total "can't you see" Notorious BIG raps on it, it's sampling "payback" by James Brown, and Producer Sean "puffy" combs talks on it! but the industry labels it R&B. It's Hip-hop! The music isn't bad but it's not R&B, it's hip-hop. real R&B has actual soul, not samples of it! Even Rappers and sampling croseed over into pop in the 90s because Mariah Carey, Michael And Janet Jackson had songs with samples and rappers and Jessica Simpson had a hit with a John Mellancamp sample when she first came out. people keep saying the 90s was the best decade for everything. disagree lol [/quote] |
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Post by Vodkie on May 14, 2017 18:57:56 GMT
Sorry I think I made a type in the last post. What do you think of Madonna? She doesn't have a great voice but I think she had great songs to back it up. I certainly prefer her over the 90s garbage. she's alright. She's one of those artists where i only like some songs |
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 19:10:49 GMT
Sorry I think I made a type in the last post. What do you think of Madonna? She doesn't have a great voice but I think she had great songs to back it up. I certainly prefer her over the 90s garbage. she's alright. She's one of those artists where i only like some songs I'm guessing you don't like Britney Spears. |
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Post by Vodkie on May 14, 2017 19:21:40 GMT
she's alright. She's one of those artists where i only like some songs I'm guessing you don't like Britney Spears. lol nope |
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2017 19:26:25 GMT
I'm guessing you don't like Britney Spears. lol nope Here is a clip of Britney Spears singing when she was younger. Some people in the comments said she was amazing but IMO she was nothing special even back then. She was certainly no Kelly Clarkson or Adele. Young Britney Spears singing |
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Post by jamesottosweetheart on May 14, 2017 22:35:04 GMT
Because of another male singer that I've been listening to lately, I'm going to center in on the late 80s and early 90s because that is when his time in the nationwide spot light took place. In my opinion, it was him who took the Oak Ridge Boys to the next level.  God bless you always!!! Holly P.S. .......Great, another beautiful precious who isn't here anymore. I wonder who else it is that I have missed out on!!! (burying my head) |
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Post by Jayman on May 17, 2017 1:32:33 GMT
I like the 80's but I dig a lot of 70's rock and also metal from the 90's and 2,000's so it depends on the genre for me. But overall I'd pick the 80's
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Post by someguy on Jun 2, 2017 3:57:51 GMT
80s
90s
70s
60s
10s
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50s
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Post by bluerisk on Jun 4, 2017 23:42:25 GMT
80s
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