90s Music or 80s Music?

[batman2883]

Nah i just dont like the way the dude sings, his voice is awful, it sounds like he has something in his throat..

[samikeyp]

Never been a huge fan of Creed either.

[SWC Bonfire]

I would rather listen to Faith +1.

[MannyIsGod]

Matter of opinion.

Human Clay sold more copies than My own Prison.

Weathered did blow but I still liked it.

It is a matter of opinion.

I never guage a record's sales figures as an accurate measure of how good it is.

[rr2418]

I would have to say the music in the 80's was better than the 90's. But it all depends on what type of music you grew up with. I liked the disco era, b/c those were my highschool days. But I also like classic rock. When the 80's came around, I didn't care for the "new wave" music b/c it replaced disco. But the music grew on me. I remember coming home from partying and still catching about 1/2 hour of "Night Tracks" on TBS. Remember that program!!! Alot of those bands made it big over night, b/c of NTs. Alot of the music in the 80's, I picture the video that went with it. Later on I found out I liked some different kinds of music, like jazz, and new age. I think my favorite time would have to be the 70's. Groups like Chicago, Santana, Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Rare Earth, Boston, Deep Purple, Styx, to name a few, those were some of my fav bands.

[JoeChalupa]

I would have to say the music in the 80's was better than the 90's. But it all depends on what type of music you grew up with. I liked the disco era, b/c those were my highschool days. But I also like classic rock. When the 80's came around, I didn't care for the "new wave" music b/c it replaced disco. But the music grew on me. I remember coming home from partying and still catching about 1/2 hour of "Night Tracks" on TBS. Remember that program!!! Alot of those bands made it big over night, b/c of NTs. Alot of the music in the 80's, I picture the video that went with it. Later on I found out I liked some different kinds of music, like jazz, and new age. I think my favorite time would have to be the 70's. Groups like Chicago, Santana, Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Rare Earth, Boston, Deep Purple, Styx, to name a few, those were some of my fav bands.

Couldn't have said it better myself. The 70's were if for me too.

Remember Don Kirshner's Rock Concert?

I remember the Eagles, Stones, Harry Chapin, Black Sabbath, Van Halen, Rare Earth, Leon Redbone, Rush, REO Speedwagon, Rufus Thomas, Earth/Wind/& Fire, ELO, Kansas, Ike and Tina Turner, Jim Croce, Uriah Heep, Bad Company, Def Leppard, Foghat, Joe Walsh, Johnny Winter, Steppenwolf, Kiss, Boston, Lou Reed, and a ton of others. yes.

[Cant_Be_Faded]

The Mars Volta definetly does rock.

My kid sister got me Deloused today. I've been listening to it off and on for hte past 8 hours.

I have to say my favorite track is number 7, the CD definitely does ing rock, and I have no idea why they released the weakest track, Televators, as a single.

It's weak in the sense that every other track is much better.


It's like the Gilmore Girls of the WB lineup.

[bull62400]

The 90's had rap and grundge, the 80's had s with make-up and big hair. I like the 90's

[baseline bum]

80s hip-hop blows away 90s hip-hop. NWA had Cube back then, Public Enemy released their 2 best albums, Rakim and Ice T had their best stuff, Ultramagnetic dropped critical beatdown, Run DMC, DOC's album, etc.

[Shelly]

Ice-T's wife scares me.

[Dos]

90's music was better.... IMO

[Spurminator]

I think 90's music just has more staying power... In other words, I think more of it will appeal to people in the future who didn't live through that decade. A lot of the appeal of 80's music is nostalgic, IMO... It is for me, anyway... I grew up with a lot of that music. But to people who didn't, I don't think it has aged as well.

But as with all art, it all depends on perspective, which is why there isn't really a better/worse, good/bad.

Unless we're talking about the late Nineties, where it was all teen pop and Limp Bizkit clones. Those years sucked balls.

[gameFACE]

I'd have to say 80's underground music. It was what became 90's bourgeois. "Alternative" music in the 90's wasn't really alternative to anything but itself.

[mavsfan1000]

80's music quality is way ahead of the 90's. The 90's music is a little boring. They hardly ever had any solos and the music was depressing. I don't see that as staying power. I didn't grow up in the 80's but love it more than the 90's despite that. I didn't get the makeup part but I really liked the music.

[symple19]

[symple19]