Is the 90's the best decade for music?

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most people on this board will say either 60s, 70s, Phish, or Drake

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most people on this board will say either 60s, 70s, Phish, or Drake

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And you would probably say some shitty metal. God forbid people have different opinions on music

I'd say NIN and the electronic movement was a bigger innovation than grunge. Remember when The Prodigy was supposed to be the biggest band in the world? You had bands like Smashing Pumpkins, David Bowie, and Rob Halford putting out electronic albums, Amp on MTV, the Spawn soundtrack. I don't know if you can point to that era as the beginning of the dubstep movement we see today but its been pretty influential in mainstream music.

I'd second that, Grunge was a variation on a theme and electronica was totally new. Even it had some roots in the 80s with music like Skinny Puppy and others, but hit the mainstream bigtime in the 90's. Both have a ripple effect on current music.

Was dada a band in the 90s? Yes , so your answer is yes

I would probably the 70s

The 90s had a great start but then fizzled a good bit in the late 90s. With clear channel hegemony and few alterntive ways emerging to enable user choice, the shite that came out wasn't that good.

60s was the best, followed closely by the 70s

90s had a few great bands: NIN, Alice in Chains, Pantera

I'm gonna have to say the 60s. Some of the most influential bands and artists are from the 60s. There are ton but here's a few. For me, just these few make the 60s the greatest....

Beatles
Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Cash
Waylon Jennings

When have I ever said anything about Wilco

I'll be seeing them in September