What is Your Favorite Decade for Music?

1965 - 1975.

Late ‘60s- Zeppelin, Doors, Hendrix, Joplin, Stones, Floyd, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Creedence, Allman Bros, and on and on and on...

80s

Michael Jackson, Prince, Madge, Whitney, Janet, Duran Duran, Golden Age of Hip-Hop, Def Leppard, New Wave, great heavy metal content, creation of New Jack Swing so much to offer errybody and tell you what I LOVED THEM ALL

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1965 - 1975.

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Yep.

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Late ‘60s- Zeppelin, Doors, Hendrix, Joplin, Stones, Floyd, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Creedence, Allman Bros, and on and on and on

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Zeppelin- Most of their output was in the 70s. Only their first 2 albums weren't released in the 70s. They were both released in 69.

Doors- Had some great stuff in the late 60s, but two of their greatest albums were released in the 70s

Hendrix- Agreed. Wish he would have lived to release music in the 70s

Joplin- Her two most famous albums were released in the 70s.

Rolling Stones- Had some great 60s stuff, but a ton of their greatest material was released in the 70s.Let it Bleed,Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main St, Goats Head Soup, Its Only Rock n Roll, Some Girls.

Pink Floyd- Again, had some good 60s stuff, but much of their most famous work is from the 70s. Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, Dark Side of The Moon, Wish You Were Here,Animals and The Wall all released in the 70s.

Jethro Tull- All of the most famous material is from the 70s. Aqualung, Thick as a Brick etc ect....

Deep Purple- Again their biggest material was released in the 70s. Deep Purple in Rock, Machine Head,Fireball, Burn ect....

Creedence- Had great stuff come out in the late 60s, but also had good 70s albums. Cosmos Factory, Pendulum and Mardi Gras.

Allman Bros- Their only album released in the 60s was their first, and it was released in November of 69.

So it looks like you're a 70s man like me

60s

Otis Redding and Stax records
Motown
Blue eyed soul
Great country: George Jones, Buck Owens, Cash, Haggard, etc
Hendrix
Doors
Beatles
English blues/rock

1985-1995

84.9-94.89

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75-85

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yup, coincidently that coincides when i was 9 to 19.

i think the music you hear growing up is what you remember the fondest later in life.

in junior high, every single locker had one of these foil inserts inside it:



i think you were supposed to mail it in for a free poster but the foil insert was way cooler so nobody ever did