Favorite time period in music

[WRESTLINGFAN]

For me it was between 1991-1995. Alot of great bands like Pearl Jam Nirvana, Alice and Chains burst upon the scene. It was the end of glam rock and hair bands. The whole grunge era was not about image but of kick ass music. Too bad the rock/rap thing came in, and now wanna be punk bands like good charlotte and simple plan who are nothing but cookie cutter top 40 groups

[Snoogans]

1958-2002

Silent Bob you one rude motherfucker, she like to go down on you, suck you. line up 2 other guys and make like a circus seal

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[Snoogans]

For me it was between 1991-1995. Alot of great bands like Pearl Jam Nirvana, Alice and Chains burst upon the scene.

and the smashing pumkins probably sold more records in that time period then all of them. that guy sings like anthony's mom

"oohhhhhh lord, wontcha buy me, a mercedes benz" OUCH

Silent Bob you one rude motherfucker, she like to go down on you, suck you. line up 2 other guys and make like a circus seal

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eww you fuckin faggots, i hate guys, i LOOOOVE WOMEN!

This message was edited by Snoogans on 7-17-03 @ 11:01 PM

[Se7en]

I'm down with 1991 - 1995.

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[jamesdiggy]

1958-1966, when this man had 22 Top 40 hits.
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[A.J.]

1964-1972

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[bunnyluvsthem]

Whenever the Make-Believe Ballroom was on the radio, we knew it was party time.


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[DJEvelEd]

Favorite time period in music


Intros are cool. I also like refrains & choruses. I am a big fan of the break-down & build-up. Drum solos rule. And don't forget the coda.

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[KCfromDC]

July 5, 1954. The day Elvis & Co. Recorded "That's All Right" and made the world safe for Rock and Roll.

[jafter]

This is a long period but 1960 to 1985.

Go from American rock and roll, British Invasion, Motown, Classic Rock, Punk, New Wave, Alternative music.

Quick list of bands
Chuck Berry, Beatles, Stones, the Who, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Van Halen, Ramones, Pretenders, Sex Pistols, Joe Jackson, Elvis Costello, Police, Missing Persons, The Cure, Replacements, REM, The Smiths etc.
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[StupidGirlllll]

I like the way that clubs now are remixes the 80's music...So I would say I love 80's music..

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[Wolf]

The 1400s - Medieval Early Music Rocks!!!!
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I've got nothing...

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[TheMojoPin]

I can find beautiful music from anytime in the last 80 years, right up until this very minute.

Anyone else just isn't even trying.

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[sickofitall]

right after nyhc died in like 89 90 there was a new scene it didnt last as long as it should have but bands like quicksand burn later 9mm helmet it kicked a new hole in the head to the hardcore scene at least for kids who werent buying that whole grunge tip i miss those abc no rio days

ya skin head crack head

[Snoogans]

yo hardcore is still pretty big man. there is still alot of solid bands floating around

Silent Bob you one rude motherfucker, she like to go down on you, suck you. line up 2 other guys and make like a circus seal

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[sickofitall]

i know i still like hardcore always will i was talking about the old nyhc days like 87 to 90 sunday cbgb shows things like that the s/e youth crew days

ya skin head crack head

[Wormwood]

i know i still like hardcore always will i was talking about the old nyhc days like 87 to 90 sunday cbgb shows things like that the s/e youth crew days

Your absolutely right but I think that the best shows were at the Pyramid, I never really enjoyed CBGB's
and I'll go up to '94 so we can get Long Island involved with Mind over Matter, Neglect, Loyal to None, etc. at The Angle in Mineola.


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[sickofitall]

pyramid shows were good never went to long island shows much a couple at that place called sundance all the hardcore super bowl shows from back then were fucking great to

ya skin head crack head

[Death Metal Moe]

Probably the late 60's through the 70's. Right up until Disco hit.

I can't imagine how cool it would be to go to the store and buy shit like Black Sabbath, Led Zepellin and other greats BRAND NEW! Shit no one had heard before!

It was an exciting time in music. And it was the birth of all the influencs for Metal. I'd love to go back and see the Fathers of Modern Metal at work.

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[yarpwizard]

1965-1980....some of the best rock music ever....Beatles, Rolling Stones, Allman Brothers, Who , Led Zepplin, Early Bruce Springsteeen...etc

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[FUNKMAN]

69 to 76

that's when my beloved Grand Funk was making music...

plus alot of other great bands that have been mentioned... Sabbath, Zep, Purple...



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[Melrapuo]

1980-1997. music today has its moments, but they're usually short, sporadic and drowned out by crappy hip-hop.

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Ah...the greatness of Jay & Silent Bob

[Bob Impact]

1995 was the biggest time in music for me because Rancid was hitting the big time, and if i'm not mistaken this is when AFI started out, which I was fortunate enough to see in the East Bay. This would also be around when Sick of It All's Scratch the Surface came out, which still stands as one of absolute favorite albums.

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