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NOPE!
the 60s were the best.
simon & garfunkel
the doors
jimi hendrix
janis joplin
jefferson airplane
otis redding
sam cooke
ray charles
the animals
the stones
the who
the kinks
the zombies
mamas & papas
aretha franklin
tina turner
van morrison
the beatles
james brown
the supremes
smokey robinson
tom jones
righteous brothers
joan baez
bob dylan
sly and the family stone
credence clear water
the band
jeff beck group
crosby stills and nash
buffalo springfield
yardbirds
joe cocker
the ronnettes
gladys knight
four tops
temptations
80s bands(for some reason bands where rampant than solo artists) that dominate my mix tapes:
depeche mode,tears for fears, spandau ballet, duran duran, cuture club(of course!), wham!, pet shop boys, new order, bon jovi, guns n roses, and many more.
NOPE!
the 60s were the best.
simon & garfunkel
the doors
jimi hendrix
janis joplin
jefferson airplane
otis redding
sam cooke
ray charles
the animals
the stones
the who
the kinks
the zombies
mamas & papas
aretha franklin
tina turner
van morrison
the beatles
james brown
the supremes
smokey robinson
tom jones
righteous brothers
joan baez
bob dylan
sly and the family stone
credence clear water
the band
jeff beck group
crosby stills and nash
buffalo springfield
yardbirds
joe cocker
the ronnettes
gladys knight
four tops
temptations
I'll stop there...
Impressive list buddy!!! Proud of ya!!!LOL.........
Eh, your fingers are younger than most of ours to actually take the time type to them out! BTW, you can save face by posting in that EC B-Day thread!LOL.........
For the record, I agree, music was very very good in the late 80s, but since then it has gone downhill like a rock, and there is almost no music at all anymore, just cookie-cutter custom-fitted noise designed for maximum profit by the industry. By the way, I was 50 in the late 80's, so this is not a nostalgia-driven observation.
Same for me ..... as i grew up as a kid and teen in the depressing 70's as most people i knew just smoked dope, popped quaaludes and acted like cheech and chong as it was a totally depressing decade as we had a U.S. president resign while in office (Nixon), we lost the Vietnam War with some 60,000 American military war dead, an oil embargo against us (huge long gas lines) and figured that we (USA) and the Soviets would destroy the earth with some 20,000 nuke warheads pointed at each other and besides i've never cared for the ''depressed'' type people as i've always gravitated to the fun and happy-go-lucky and cheesy like people just like the 80's decade and it's music scene was all about and so we needed a ''party decade'' after living thru that depressing 70's decade before it. Besides i could only take so much Captain and Tennille from the 70's
I also love the other happy-go-lucky decade as that was the ''Roaring Twenties'' (1920's)
The only really good thing that existed in the 70s is progressive rock!
The only really good thing that existed in the 70s is progressive rock!
I like progressive rock, but I can't go along with that statement.
There was tons of great music in the '70s.
Neil Young
Talking Heads
Television
Devo
Miles Davis's amazing electric period
Tony Williams Lifetime
Allman Brothers
Al Green
Faces
The Who
Marvin Gaye
David Bowie
Led Zeppelin
Aerosmith
T Rex
Stooges
Modern Lovers
Gang of Four
I could spend all day on this.
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