As the first decade of the 21st century comes to a close, it's time to start thinking about what this decade had to offer us. Soon every publication, blogger, website, etc. will be compiling massive lists attempting to qualify and rank the contributions made to popular culture over the last ten years.
Since we like lists so much here in the Culture forum, let's try our own. Films, filmmakers, music, musicians, books, authors, scientific discoveries, moments in history, on and on and on and on.
Originally posted by darvlay As the first decade of the 21st century comes to a close, it's time to start thinking about what this decade had to offer us. Soon every publication, blogger, website, etc. will be compiling massive lists attempting to qualify and rank the contributions made to popular culture over the last ten years.
Since we like lists so much here in the Culture forum ...[text shortened]... cientific discoveries, moments in history, on and on and on and on.
Anyone want to start?
for moments in history, I think we'll have to mention the obvious ones (9/11, the war on terror, and the economic crisis).
Originally posted by generalissimo for moments in history, I think we'll have to mention the obvious ones (9/11, the war on terror, and the economic crisis).
I have Live 8 tentatively in my Number One spot. 😉
Also,
Bali Bombings
Mumbai Bombings
The 2004 Tsunami
First Black US President
The Fall of Saddam Hussein
The Economic Rise of China and India
The Hijacking of the Taj Mahal
Hurricane Katrina
Originally posted by darvlay I have Live 8 tentatively in my Number One spot. 😉
Also,
Bali Bombings
Mumbai Bombings
The 2004 Tsunami
First Black US President
The Fall of Saddam Hussein
The Economic Rise of China and India
The Hijacking of the Taj Mahal
Hurricane Katrina
agreed, especially with the first black president, thats a big one.
would you say the concern over global warming and the alternative fuels issue should be on the list?
Originally posted by darvlay As the first decade of the 21st century comes to a close, it's time to start thinking about what this decade had to offer us. Soon every publication, blogger, website, etc. will be compiling massive lists attempting to qualify and rank the contributions made to popular culture over the last ten years.
Since we like lists so much here in the Culture forum ...[text shortened]... cientific discoveries, moments in history, on and on and on and on.
Anyone want to start?
I want to start with pedantry and wait until late 2010 for this thread.
Originally posted by darvlay As the first decade of the 21st century comes to a close, it's time to start thinking about what this decade had to offer us. Soon every publication, blogger, website, etc. will be compiling massive lists attempting to qualify and rank the contributions made to popular culture over the last ten years.
Since we like lists so much here in the Culture forum ...[text shortened]... cientific discoveries, moments in history, on and on and on and on.
Anyone want to start?
List of NEW bands between 2000-2010 that will still be listened to or receive frequent airplay in the next decade. (Personally, i think we just went through another one hit wonder 80's type decade)
Now, use your judgement here and try to be objective. Don't just pick your current fav band.
Originally posted by uzless List of NEW bands between 2000-2010 that will still be listened to or receive frequent airplay in the next decade. (Personally, i think we just went through another one hit wonder 80's type decade)
Now, use your judgement here and try to be objective. Don't just pick your current fav band.
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Are Primus still together?
And Tool. Seems they wont make a bad album...
Originally posted by uzless List of NEW bands between 2000-2010 that will still be listened to or receive frequent airplay in the next decade. (Personally, i think we just went through another one hit wonder 80's type decade)
Now, use your judgement here and try to be objective. Don't just pick your current fav band.
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M83 comes to mind, but these things are hard to predict. I think most of the indie rock bands will be forgotten soon.