(Everyone immediately selects the decade in which they were 16-24 years old)

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Jul 14, 2021
8:56:17am

Clark Addison All-American

(Everyone immediately selects the decade in which they were 16-24 years old)

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Clark Addison

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Time

POLL: Best decade of music?

whirl

7/14/21 8:52am

Sad you defined the 2010's by Drake, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber.

Jay_L

7/14/21 8:56am

They are among the biggest 3 acts, no?

Hotlanta

7/14/21 8:57am

The billboard charts defined it. It is what it is. (link)

whirl

7/14/21 8:58am

I just have a theory after late 00's and the mass adoption of the internet

Jay_L

7/14/21 9:07am

Do you have a spotify playlist you like by chance?

whirl

7/14/21 9:10am

I follow a bunch that I use for music discovery.

Jay_L

7/14/21 9:24am

Right? And leaving off acts like Arcade Fire, is absolutely egregious, but I get

CougarTailDevourer

7/14/21 9:14am

The Strokes are obscure. Not a top 10 artist of the decade. Mayyyybe top 100

Hotlanta

7/14/21 9:29am

And the Velvet Underground was an obscure artist of the 60's yet they make a

CougarTailDevourer

7/14/21 9:36am

I don't think that matters. I picked the 80s but only like two of the acts listed there. I picked it because of

Clark Addison

7/14/21 9:17am

(Everyone immediately selects the decade in which they were 16-24 years old)

Clark Addison

7/14/21 8:56am

In that case. We have someone almost a century old here.

whirl

7/14/21 9:00am

Im 35 and the correct answer is the 70s

Backcountry

7/14/21 10:01am

The 2000's and 2010's are the same in my mind. Don't feel like different decades

cougarblue

7/14/21 8:59am

The whole universe knows the golden age of music is 1966-82, therefore the 70's

TeeKaa

7/14/21 9:04am

60's. All those mentioned + Sinatra and Dean Martin getting the rat pack rolling.

mokelembembe

7/14/21 9:06am

Hard for me to decide. I regularly listen to music from the 1940s and up. Probably mostly 2010s right now though solely

RootieBoy

7/14/21 9:10am

If they weren't making music in the 70s and 80s, I don't like them.

Belboz

7/14/21 9:13am

I tend to discount the 70's for disco and a lot of schmaltzy crap. But then....

Hawk in the 303

7/14/21 9:53am

I love 80s too, but that doesn't mean I like new wave crap or Michael Jackson

Belboz

7/14/21 10:27am

As a % of GDP, more money was spent on music in the 80's than any other decade

OU Cougar

7/14/21 9:15am

65-75. And its not even close.

7/14/21 9:15am

Artistically, probably the sixties. But the '80s were a lot more fun.

EtTuKalante

7/14/21 9:21am

The 1780’s were bangin. People still listening to that stuff.

7/14/21 9:24am

Everywhere has a radio station dedicated to 80's music, you can debate the

RC Vikings

7/14/21 9:45am

The 60s, and even though I hate the phrase, it's not close.

neboutefan

7/14/21 10:09am

Very true. 50 years later and it is still popular. And in 50 more years

Parker Schnabel

7/14/21 11:08am

Easy to look at response and see that the biggest of cougarboarders graduated HS

relic

7/14/21 10:21am

I tend to the music from around 65 to 75.

85fan

7/14/21 12:20pm

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