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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2020 7:36:51 GMT -5
Are we all in agreement with this quote by SLB?
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Post by More Play Time on Sept 26, 2020 9:49:53 GMT -5
Nah, the 90s had the best music. House, trance, rave, acid house. Stuff I listen to most often to feel "normal". The last days of sampling real sounds and turning analogue knobs. Today digital is dry, resamples stock instruments, and makes pitch perfect loops.
For me The 50's seemed very innocent, like a baby learning to rock 60s - was like a first grade feeling, the power of youth, flower power 70s - felt like high school, experimentation, curiosity, growing up, punk 80s - teenage adolescence 16 -20, still playing around but getting more serious 90s - 20+ creative and hopeful, like getting your first major job or serious girlfriend 2ks - seemed more mature, more re-used, also more boring, grown up.
For me, the 90s with the party the 80s should have been, only without the booze and hangovers.
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Post by backstreetjohnny on Sept 26, 2020 10:23:01 GMT -5
The pinnacle was, arguably, at the end of one decade and the start of the next:
Prince - Lovesexy - 1988 Duran - Big Thing - 1988 George Michael- Faith - 1988 Jane’s Addiction - Ritual -1990 Alice in Chains - Dirt - 1990 Duran - Liberty - 1990. Albums released in 1990 we’re probably written and recorded in 1989.
Therefore, Simon is correct.
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Post by negative1 on Sept 26, 2020 11:34:54 GMT -5
there was a 90's, whats that.
80s forever. if any of those bands had waited 10 years to start, we would have never heard of them.
later -1
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Post by naturalbornduranie on Sept 26, 2020 11:46:50 GMT -5
90s were so blunt that after 60's,70's and 80's revivals ,there wasn't any 90s revival at all and being 40 years old ,I consider myself a 90s kid
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Post by zealous on Sept 26, 2020 13:22:12 GMT -5
I liked quite a bit of the music from the 90s. But, as I see it, the 90s were the after-party to the 80s party. Quite a bit of evolved creativity, but also a lot of belligerence and, maybe, some regret for not pacing one's self at the party, or not going home when it was over.
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Post by heskethbang on Sept 26, 2020 13:51:25 GMT -5
I liked quite a bit of the music from the 90s. But, as I see it, the 90s were the after-party to the 80s party. Quite a bit of evolved creativity, but also a lot of belligerence and, maybe, some regret for not pacing one's self at the party, or not going home when it was over. He’s right. 90s were tame. Safe hair, very conservative dress code. Mediocre for music, but a golden era for comedy - in the U.K. at least.
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Post by karenduran on Sept 26, 2020 14:59:44 GMT -5
‘80s all the way!
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Post by Rabbit Dog on Sept 26, 2020 17:29:51 GMT -5
Much as I preferred the 80s, there were some sublime acts to appear in the 90s. Suede being the king of them - their first three albums were something special.
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Post by errinella on Sept 26, 2020 17:41:57 GMT -5
One thing’s for sure. Both decades p*** all over what we have now.
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