Which has been the best decade for music?

[Mudbug]

50's / Elvis, Chuck Berry and Rock & Roll

60's / The Beatles and The British Invasion, Motown, Psychedelia and the beginnings of Heavy Metal

70's / Arena Rock, FM Radio, Punk, Drugs and Rock & Roll. And disco.

80's / New Wave, House, Hair Metal and MTV

90's / Grunge, Alternative, RockCountryPop blurring and Boy Groups

00's / Every possible Genre and SubGenre and SubSubGenre imaginable

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[Ingow]

00's / Every possible Genre and SubGenre and SubSubGenre imaginable

more like
00's / Crunk, Gangster Rap, Metalcore, Screamo, Mallcore Emo/Punk and no music on MTV

this is the most terrible decade ever, that's the only thing I know for sure

[The Origonal Head Hunter]

no music on MTV

Why would MTV ever play music? =/

and I'd have to say 50's. I'm an Elvis and Hank Williams junkie.

[Emong]

I vote for the good ol' 90's and the birth of shoegaze

[Otohiko]

'67-'74 were the golden age of rock music. It hasn't ALL been downhill from there at all, and music is hardly to blame for the negative changes - it's just that the audiences began changing quite a bit, while the music industry finally got reins on the original rock movement which prior to that was running amok. Punk came in to be a replacement for the runaway spirit but, in my view, never quite got to the same heights.

[Farlo]

i hate music, it sucks,

i guess the 1720's were ok though, thats when vivaldi wrote his 4 seasons pieces.

[SenTrix]

I love the music from the 90's 00's is just a load of bolluck music...although it does have some decent music though.

[Ingow]

i guess the 1720's were ok though, thats when vivaldi wrote his 4 seasons pieces.

lol entry level metalfag classic

[Kariudo]

80's++;

[Farlo]

i guess the 1720's were ok though, thats when vivaldi wrote his 4 seasons pieces.

lol entry level metalfag classic

quit digging for butt worms