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Old Apr 10th 2010, 9:37 pm
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Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
If I could choose a ten year period rather than a decade it would be 1966-1976.
I'd agree with that, but with one caveat. I hate motown. Never liked any of their artists.

But Beatles, Kinks, Bowie, Zepplin, Queen, Elton John, yeah that was the ultimate time.

I wasn't even old enough to listen to music at that point, but I still love it now.

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I'd agree with that, but with one caveat. I hate motown. Never liked any of their artists.

But Beatles, Kinks, Bowie, Zepplin, Queen, Elton John, yeah that was the ultimate time.

I wasn't even old enough to listen to music at that point, but I still love it now.

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Originally Posted by JackTheLad
I'd agree with that, but with one caveat. I hate motown. Never liked any of their artists.

But Beatles, Kinks, Bowie, Zepplin, Queen, Elton John, yeah that was the ultimate time.

I wasn't even old enough to listen to music at that point, but I still love it now.

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My favourites were (as a wee lassie) Blondie, Madness and The Pretenders - Chrissie Hynde was a real sassy rock chic
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My favourites were (as a wee lassie) Blondie, Madness and The Pretenders - Chrissie Hynde was a real sassy rock chic
Okay, I'll give you Madness, I really liked them. I've forgotten the name of the guy who played the piano, he was their main composer, and I love the mad piano solos on their songs.

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Okay, I'll give you Madness, I really liked them. I've forgotten the name of the guy who played the piano, he was their main composer, and I love the mad piano solos on their songs.

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Okay, I'll give you Madness, I really liked them. I've forgotten the name of the guy who played the piano, he was their main composer, and I love the mad piano solos on their songs.

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1986-1996

had everything....... thrash metal, death metal, stoner rock, grunge, madchester, acid house, techno, big beat, drun n bass, U.S college rock, post punk, anarcho punk, psy-trance, shoeglaze, brit pop. hip hop, hardcore

sure it wasnt all good, but you could pick your style and have a thriving, often underground scene..............for a teenager what more could you ask for
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I get the feeling everyone is just going to quote the 10 years between when they were 12 and 22.

Am I right?

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Originally Posted by JackTheLad
I get the feeling everyone is just going to quote the 10 years between when they were 12 and 22.

Am I right?

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Nope - when I was 12, it was 1984 ffs
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Originally Posted by JackTheLad
I get the feeling everyone is just going to quote the 10 years between when they were 12 and 22.

Am I right?

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-12 for me then
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1986-1996

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sure it wasnt all good, but you could pick your style and have a thriving, often underground scene..............for a teenager what more could you ask for
Yeah i'd agree, but say probably more centred around the 80's as the most influential decade of music. Whilst the 50s inspired rock and roll, the 60s perfected pop music and the 70s rock music the 80s took it all and turned it on it's head. Two of the biggest music styles were invented during the 80s, well hip hop was technically the late 70s but much of the inspirational music came out during the 80s, and house music with its many offshoots was born out of disco. These two now dominate the music scene globally.
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Originally Posted by scottishcelts
Nope - when I was 12, it was 1984 ffs
The point I was making was you are most passionate about music between the ages of 12 and 22.

So I love the Beatles, Kinks etc, but I was born in 1970. It just so happened we had loads of Beatles and Kinks records in the house.

Actually theres another title for a thread, who is you favourite composer/band. And why ?

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Originally Posted by jimbo_d
Yeah i'd agree, but say probably more centred around the 80's as the most influential decade of music. Whilst the 50s inspired rock and roll, the 60s perfected pop music and the 70s rock music the 80s took it all and turned it on it's head. Two of the biggest music styles were invented during the 80s, well hip hop was technically the late 70s but much of the inspirational music came out during the 80s, and house music with its many offshoots was born out of disco. These two now dominate the music scene globally.
The 60's.... This decade had the Beatles and they changed everything.
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