Just the other day I was thinking to myself that if I was forced to live with only one of two piles of CDs the rest of my lfe, one pile being from the 1955-1973 time period, and the other pile containing everything done before and after that time period, I would unhesitatingly choose the first. To answer your specific question: Gotta be the 1960s, baby! I wish I had been born earlier so that I could actually enjoy the anticipation of a great new album coming out about every couple of weeks. I discovered that music when it was already on Oldies radio.
Originally posted by steelydanIt's a bit difficult to classify properly: most bands in your list were born in late 60s:-)
hands down! the 70's
Steely Dan
Stevie Wonder
Eagles
Fleetwood Mac
Zeppelin
Floyd
Billy Joel
Elton John
Paul Simon
Earth Wind and Fire
Bowie
QUEEN!!
YES!!
TULL!!
Wings
Scaggs
Frampton
Alan Parsons
Carol King
Chuck ...[text shortened]... eet"
Seals and Crofts
Crosby, Stills & Nash
ABBA
Bee Gee's
Originally posted by eyeqpcHey if your talking 80's don't forget Romford'd finest - Five Star 😉
Definitely the 80's
all my favourite bands really started life and dominated from late 70's and throughout the 80's (even still going strong today)
Maiden, Metallica, Van Halen, Megadeth, Anthrax, Jovi, Toy Dolls even was into Adam and the ants when I was growing up
Andrew
Originally posted by darvlayI am not fans of eather. But I respect them as good artists in there chosen fields.
Are you being serious?
Faith, you let this guy into the Metallica clan? Don't you do any screening? 😲
Jacko IS one hell of a dancer though. Even if he is a predatory homosexual pedophile. 😉
What do you expect little girls to listen to? Britney Spears is both a role modal and makes music that is appropreate for a young audience.
And Jacko has good music to dance to and is a execlent performer.
Originally posted by pparrishThe seventies??????
The seventies:
Beatles
Stones
Who
Jethro Tull
ELP
Yes
Grateful Dead
Lynard Skynard
Moody Blues
Procol Harem
King Crimson
Black Sabbath
James Taylor
Jackson Browne
David Bowie
etc....
The Beatles were already famous when they first performed in the US in 1964. (I was too lazy to look up how long before that they started. So shoot me.)
Rolling Stones -- mid 1960's Certainly big by 1965. (same comment as for Beatles)
The Who -- from http://www.thewho.net/index.php?modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=4&page=1 "The Who began as The Detours ... in the summer of 1961."
Jethro Tull -- first album 1968
ELP -- from http://www.emersonlakepalmer.com/bio.html 1969
Yes -- (very hard to google for "yes" 🙁 )
Grateful Dead -- continuous from 1965
Lynard Skynard -- from http://www.skynyrd.com/faq.html#a 1964
Moody Blues -- 1964
Procol Harum -- 1967
The seventies??????
Paul