best decade for music.

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Ace

Re: 1971

Post by Ace »

You were in your late 20's then Steve................couldnt you get served in your local or something? Or had Sue had kid#4 ?
steve56

Re: 1971

Post by steve56 »

iwas 15 in 71,she went to boarding school from 70-73,made me laugh her 1st boyfriend took her to the oprea she admitted to me she fell asleep.
Caractacus

Re: best decade for music.

Post by Caractacus »

Some would-be smartarses have taken to calling this decade the noughties (lovely punwork there, Richard Whitely would be proud).

As for best decade/year/whatever---there's no such beast. For every God Only Knows or Itchycoo Park from the 1960s, there's an Obladi-oblada or Simon Says; conversely, for every Shaddupayuface from the 1980s there's a Pride (In The Name Of Love). Every decade and year features some good stuff and some godawful cack.

One word of warning---never, ever listen to anything by a group/artist with an American city in their name!
Ace

Re: best decade for music.

Post by Ace »

Beg to differ..............Atlanta Bliss of Prince (before he changed his moniker into a symbol) is about as good as a trumpet player you can get.
Caractacus

Re: best decade for music.

Post by Caractacus »

I apologise, Ace. I couldn't get beyond Kansas, Boston, New York Dolls, Chicago, John Denver etc. My mind was warped by being exposed to such anonymous, MOR cack.
steve56

Re: best decade for music.

Post by steve56 »

bay city rollers were the worst 70s band ever so weak,osmonds were totally unoriginal too i didnt mind dave cassidy,bowie,trex,roxy,mott,slade.
Ace

Re: best decade for music.

Post by Ace »

New Yorks Dolls were fucking awsome. Johnny Thunders RIP
Agree with shite like Kansas, Chicago and Miami Sound Machine. How about America (horse with no name)? Pretty much sums it up eh, Caractacus?
steve56

new york dolls

Post by steve56 »

1st album yes i agree i have it somewhere on vinyl,side 2 is my fave.
Ace

Re: Attn : Steve

Post by Ace »

How can you put Bowie, Roxy Music, T-Rex, Mott The Hoople and Slade in the same sentance as Cassidy, Osmonds and The Bay Shitty Rollers?
You have surpassed yourself...........again!!
steve56

message to ace

Post by steve56 »

they were all chart hits in 72ish,there was a little known birmingham band called blackfoot sue,had 1 hit called standing in the road still stands out today,didnt rate osmonds,rollers too plain and ordinary.
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