Which Decade Produced the best Music?

[Inchland]

Its something i was always unsure of, Music generally became interesting in the 60's and has(i think) continued to be interesting into the present day. For me it is between the 80's and the last 8/9 years, what does everyone else think?

[Ifreann]

1430s.

[Inchland]

1430s.

Lol

[West Failure]

The 1730s

[The Imperial Navy]

That one. *Points*

[Ifreann]

1430s.

Lol

The music is so obscure that not even I have heard it, thus making my indie cred ENORMOUS

[Chetssaland]

1990's

[Blouman Empire]

1990's

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[Lancaster of Wessex]

The Baroque era.

Harpsichord.

[Australian Asia]

1970's - definetly. Why? Progressive rock, jazz fusion, hard rock, experimental music, funk, disco... These genres were simply best.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

1200s, period.

[Lizardiar]

1980s

[Ferrous Oxide]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

[Lancaster of Wessex]

1200s, period.

Gregorian Chant and medieval music; very soulful.

[Chetssaland]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

Punk and grunge!

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

1200s, period.

Gregorian Chant and medieval music; very soulful.

Just the way I like it, thank you very much, sir.

[Farnhamia]

1781 to 1791, from Mozart's arrival in Vienna to his death.

[Blouman Empire]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

Rap and hip hop big or even good in the 90's?

What with such classics like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-K3irNgcaA

Wiggida Wiggida Wack!! Is how I would describe what you are doing and that is getting your decades wrong.

[Sdaeriji]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

Punk and grunge!

What part of the 90s were good for punk?

[Reprocycle]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

I quite like a bit of 90s rave

[Chetssaland]

Depends on the genre. The 90s were great for metal and rap/hip-hop, rubbish for everybody else.

Punk and grunge!

What part of the 90s were good for punk?

I know some 90's punk. But I think they were actually 90s punk. They're not big name bands though.

[Blouman Empire]

I know some 90's punk. But I think they were actually 90s punk. They're not big name bands though.

The Offspring is not a big name?

Thier album Smash was what made them a big name.

What about Bad religion and NOFX?

[Lancaster of Wessex]

Just the way I like it, thank you very much, sir.

Cheers to that kitty cat! (Hey I'm a poet and didn't even know it.)

Something about it just transports one back to the time of knights and castles or the court of Louis XIV...yeah I can dream!!!

[Chetssaland]

I know some 90's punk. But I think they were actually 90s punk. They're not big name bands though.

The Offspring is not a big name?

Thier album Smash was what made them a big name.

What about Bad religion and NOFX?

Sorry, most of them arent big names. You forgot Greenday on your list there.

[Hamilay]

I know some 90's punk. But I think they were actually 90s punk. They're not big name bands though.

The Offspring is not a big name?

Thier album Smash was what made them a big name.

What about Bad religion and NOFX?

Sorry, most of them arent big names. You forgot Greenday on your list there.

I'm completely clueless about music and even I know this would warrant a 'lol wut'.