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Favorite decade of music?
Tyler Roberts
Christopher Phillips
1995-2005
John Moore
10's ;)
Lincoln Martinez
90s but intelligent
Brayden Morales
Probably the 70s, that's when production really vamped up. Most records from 78-82 sound so good. I wonder if it had to do with the mastering at the time, but consistently those years everything sounds soooo good,
Jonathan Gray
late 70s early 80s
Cooper Edwards
1780's
Angel Morgan
*4
Eli Bailey
see, this guy gets it
Nathaniel Anderson
>no 60s
60s
Jacob Rogers
early 80s & early 70s
Eli Williams
Late 60s to Early 70s.
1966-1976 To be more specific.
Jason Campbell
60s is the only correct answer. anyone who chooses any other decade is automatically disqualified from Sup Forums forever
Luke Moore
most of my favorite music is post 2000, just like me
Jeremiah Price
Late 80s to Early 90s
Nathaniel Scott
60s > 70s > 90s > 00s > 80s > 50s > 10s
Nathan Mitchell
The 60's revivalism part of the 90's.
Ryan Foster
40s>any other decade
once they brought niggers into the mix it all went to shit desu
Thomas Adams
for me its
70s > 80s > 60s > 90s > 00s = 10s >50s
Adrian Reyes
these
Aiden Rivera
The 60s started with Chuck Berry n shit and ended with songs like Sister Ray and Helter Skelter.
It must have been exciting seein music change at such a rapid pace.
I do love my Carpenters and Steely Dan albums (70s) and New Order and Prince, but yeah, the 60s were intense.
Sebastian Thompson
I've said it before and I will say it again, 80s music sucked. Although very influential and crucial for the music of the 90s and 2000s to be so great, the whole point of the decade was simplifying and watering down what was happening in the 70s (with a few exceptions). Overall, musically everything became simpler and the experimentation that was going on (in the industrial scene for instance) were, for the most part, unmelodic and overly-reliant on repetition. Influential and important decade, but I don't love any albums from it.
Cameron Hernandez
Cameron Clark
80s
Fuck u all
Asher Powell
The 90's started with synthpop/hair metal and ended with Radiohead/drum and bass.
Benjamin Sanchez
60's
Carson Barnes
im a late 80s-early 90s person
Jaxson Campbell
60s is the best decade for pop music in my opinion
Levi Clark
Mid 2000s was the best rock music ever
Fall Out boy was the pinnacle of pop punk/pop emo
Paramore was the pinnacle of pop-rock
The Daysleepers was the pinnacle of Shoegaze/dreamgaze
MCR was the pinnacle of emo rock
etc
Blake Turner
This tbqh
Elijah Gonzalez
if youre a rock fan and dont say the 60s, you are still very early on your musical journey
Gabriel Fisher
ITT: "I'm born in the wrong generation"
2010s >>>
Austin Adams
were the 60s the greatest decade for pure artful music and innovation, Sup Forumsros?
Samuel Morales
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Jaxson Garcia
00s > 90s > 10s > 60s > 80s > 70s
Isaac Taylor
2000s for its excellence in underground electronic releases
Jackson Flores
fuck off retard
Connor Wright
Haha I too like 20 corporate-backed bands, friend!
Elijah Sullivan
90s
Dylan Diaz
00s
Landon Jackson
2010s music is the best
you will look back and realize this
Mason Harris
80s all day every day.
Austin Campbell
I kekd.
Also
70s=80s>60s>90s>50s>2000s>2010s
Colton Walker
1. 90's
2. 70's
3. 80;s
4. 60's
5. 2000's
absolute last place, please end already and free me from this nigger poptamist hell: 2010's
Joseph Clark
>Not realizing 2020's music is the best
You're all plebs
Camden Ross
Hah, you plebs, I only listen to music from the 2,000,000 BC's, when it was only the Homo habilis banging on rocks and having sex as the percussion.
Colton Scott
2000s
At RYM
I rated more music from 2000s than everything else combined.
Then I rated more music from 2010s then everything else combined, excluding 2000s
Then I rated more music from 90s than everything else combined excluding 2010s and 2000s.
The same happens with 80s....
And then 70s..
Colton Richardson
1965-1974
Austin Powell
>The 90's started with synthpop/hair metal
New jack swing, hair metal and grunge
Lucas Cook
If I could only listen to one decade of music it would be the 60s without a moment’s hesitation. So many brilliant albums.
Gavin Ward
>I rated more music from 2000s than everything else combined.
So because you rated more that means it's better?
I mean I've rated more albums from the 80s than I have the 60s but most of my 80s ratings are negative you get what I mean?
Jason Green
>haha i prefer bands who perpetuated the very thing the counter culture was against, with shallow songwriting about sex and drugs
>i also like music that barely innovated anything and just copied its contemporaries
>i also fell for the Sup Forums meme that 60s music is invald because the most popular music was government backed, creating the counter culture as controlled opposition
Nolan Robinson
fuck off reddit, this isnt a wrong generation thread, we are just comparing our preferences in the major musical movements and general musical culture of different decades
Camden Cooper
1920s
Ryder Sanders
If I could only listen to music from one decade's span it would be 1956-1966.
Ayden Walker
This but unironically