Poll

What is it?

Pre-50s
4 (5.1%)
50s
2 (2.6%)
60s
2 (2.6%)
70s
7 (9%)
80s
27 (34.6%)
90s
7 (9%)
00s
13 (16.7%)
10s (aka my taste is stuff)
16 (20.5%)

Total Members Voted: 78

Author Topic: What is the best decade of music?  (Read 5414 times)

bluegrass is obv the best


Australian Hip-Hop is the realest stuff.
Hip Hop Hipster checklist:

spiritual themes ✓
biblical/spiritual album cover ✓
mentions of religion ✓
boring repetitive beat sample ✓
white ✓
sad struggle story involving drugs ✓
clone of 90s rap ✓
« Last Edit: October 13, 2016, 04:12:37 PM by Perry »

Also I hate most modern song played on the radio. I  really like Video Game soundtracks like Persona, Final Fantasy, ect.

UNDERTALE IS GREAT SONG!!!! XDDDDD
Sugar Ray - Fly has gotta be a good song from the 90's

also pop rappers are the only people on this planet who actually know how to make good baselines.

for my genre very late 00's are the best, but in general the 70s and pre 50s are amazing

If you want to be objective and honest with the state of music currently, I think it's become better and better every year. The fact that we can put powerful song writing tools and virtual instruments in the hands of even a poor consumer, that means we are allowing anyone to follow a passion. It lets people who would otherwise be unable to make music, be able to at least make basic rough mixes. We are in the age of indie art. People can make, publish, and monetize their music without anyone else's help. This is not inherently bad, it is simply a tool. I, personally, think that it's allowed incredible artists to write their heart out and produce incredible music that may have otherwise been unattainable before the Internet and modernization of computers.

If you want to be objective and honest with the state of music currently, I think it's become better and better every year. The fact that we can put powerful song writing tools and virtual instruments in the hands of even a poor consumer, that means we are allowing anyone to follow a passion. It lets people who would otherwise be unable to make music, be able to at least make basic rough mixes. We are in the age of indie art. People can make, publish, and monetize their music without anyone else's help. This is not inherently bad, it is simply a tool. I, personally, think that it's allowed incredible artists to write their heart out and produce incredible music that may have otherwise been unattainable before the Internet and modernization of computers.
dude take a nobel peace prize

no one can touch froggy fresh tho


Don't know why people think the 70's was the best. Music wouldn't be what it is today if that era wasn't great.

I listen to mostly mainstream music but secretly think 60s-80s rock is the best. The third British invasion of the 90s was good too. Oasis was loving awesome, they could rock out like nobody else.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cmpRLQZkTb8
« Last Edit: October 13, 2016, 06:13:52 PM by Ravencroft· »

Oasis was loving awesome, they could rock out like nobody else.
oasis is my favorite band of all time
i love you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDe1DqxwJoc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maTP315XZCQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jySfU10IQu4

for those who like oasis, please listen to noel gallagher's high flying birds if you haven't already. it's godsend
« Last Edit: October 13, 2016, 06:22:12 PM by Freek »

oasis is my favorite band of all time
i love you
Same man, they were iconic. It's too bad that every time I hear the name Gallagher I invision a couple of drunken knobs sniffing glue and bickering with each other all the time. They'd probably be a lot more recognizable and even considered the greatest rock band of all time if they didn't burn so many bridges.