Dolving999: Best Musical Period

Dolving999 08.03.13	Fucking nostalgia, man.
Tyrannic 08.03.13	my friend yells at me in different pitches and tones when shes on her period does that count
MosesMalone 08.03.13	Right fucking now Seriously I was too young to be involved in the music of the 90s, and by the time I was old enough to start following the music of my childhood I was catching up on the 70s-90s. Since the beginning of last year I've actually followed developments in music and new releases and whatnot and I have to say, I picked a pretty stellar time to get hardcore into music.
Trebor. 08.03.13	"only 90s kids will understand" - kid born in '96
Veldin 08.03.13	I was born in the 90's, but the late 60s/early 70s is the most interesting and inspiring musical period to me.
DegausserGuernica24 08.03.13	inb4 no ok computer
Trebor. 08.03.13	90s have Wu-Tang and Modest Mouse amongst others so yeah
drasticaction74 08.03.13	the 90's alternative metal scene is probably my favorite era: Faith No More, RATM, Tool, Primus, Deftones. and then the ensuing resurgence of post-hardcore: At The Drive-In, Quicksand, Glassjaw, Coheed & Cambria, Thursday, Refused.
Chesse 08.03.13	Agreed
Artuma 08.03.13	no ok computer here agreed
manosg 08.03.13	The 90s were a nice period. The was also the rise of atmospheric metal with bands such as Anathema, The Gathering, Amorphis, Therion, Paradise Lost, etc. Also, list needs NOLA.
Cygnatti 08.03.13	I wouldn't call most of these dissonant but okay.
Detritivore 08.03.13	70s - middle of 90s
beefshoes 08.03.13	1970s no question.
Friday13th 08.03.13	70s yeah
Trebor. 08.03.13	70s only had like 3 genres and I get bored of that shit, can't live without hip hop and emo and some metal and good punk and what not It's like hey do you want to listen to hard rock or regular rock wow
bens 08.03.13	70's for sure. by the way, there were much better albums in the 90's then the ones listed (1,3 &8 would be the only ones here on my nostalgia 90's list)
MrSirLordGentleman 08.03.13	I'm a 90's kid, but 70's will always rule as good as any decade
NapalmCrusader 08.03.13	90's had more variety. Big fan of 70's music but 90's owns harder.
beefshoes 08.03.13	"The 1970s only had three genres" I hope you're joking. lol
Cygnatti 08.03.13	"The 1970s only had three genres" I hope you're joking. lol [∞]
NapalmCrusader 08.03.13	"The 1970s only had three genres" I hope you're joking. lol [∞]
menawati 08.03.13	if he means the emergence of new genres then i can sorta see his point - 70s had metal, punk and prog (altho you could say prog started in the 60s really), also disco and funk got big
Suddy911 08.03.13	zaooooooooooooooo yesss
beefshoes 08.03.13	Jazz Fusion was born in the 1960s but it became popular in the 1970s along with Progressive Rock. The Krautrock scene helped give birth to Electronic music and even Ambient music to a certain degree. Minimalism, Soul, Funk, Folk and Folk rock, New Wave and Synth Pop were all well established at certain points in the decade imo but what made the decade so great was that experimentation was heavily encouraged and forged or directly influenced the multiple genres of the 1980s. A couple of years ago I would have probably said the 80s or 90s but I definitely prefer the 1970s.
Cygnatti 08.03.13	70s also had kraut, new wave, post punk, and arguably electronic but 80s and 90s are probably better decades for electronic.
climactic 08.03.13	90s or 00s
menawati 08.03.13	but if you want to argue when something was 'born' its highly debatable
Artuma 08.03.13	2000 was a killer year agreed but 91 > everything 70s was the best decade overall though
beefshoes 08.03.13	That is true. That's why I said the 1960's opposed to 1962. As far as I know there was no Jazz Fusion or Prog Rock in the 1950s.
menawati 08.03.13	"no Jazz Fusion or Prog Rock in the 1950s." - there was apparently prog jazz tho haha
Artuma 08.03.13	umm 2000 had these gems: godspeed - lift your skinny fists electric wizard - dopethrone radiohead - kid a at the drive-in - relationship of command modest mouse - the moon and antarctica extol - undeceived elliott smith - figure 8 porcupine tree - lightbulb sun paysage d'hiver - s/t immolation - close to a world below
beefshoes 08.03.13	Haha Progressive Jazz. Modal Jazz was a progression from the bebop scene I guess.
Artuma 08.03.13	yeah, that year ruled anyway
StallionMang 08.03.13	90's, definitely. Other than just having awesome music, it was also when a lot of genres really started to develop and branch out.
zakalwe 08.03.13	Although there were better periods for music being a teen in the nineties was the best. Anyone who disagrees just wasn't there man.
Vespiion 08.03.13	When I saw the list title I read it as "Best musical, period."
treeqt. 08.03.13	the current decade is always the best
zakalwe 08.03.13	Early 90s metal and grunge, Electronic music coming into the mainstream and blowing minds, decent MTV, music stores, festivals and gigs. Great days.
MrSirLordGentleman 08.03.13	^General society will always see past decades as better
Dunwich 08.03.13	Slovenian polka scene from the fifties and sixties.
anarchistfish 08.03.13	late 90s onwards. people underrate modern music/overrate old music too much. there's so much more variety now
Underflow 08.03.13	00's and 70's for me.
thumbcrusher 08.03.13	a lot of my favourites are from the 90s
zakalwe 08.03.13	True fish but there's no unifying cultural movement that says fuck this and comes up with a revolutionary masterpiece that inspires a generation. It died in the 90s.
NarkalepticNinja 08.08.13	90s Is probably where I lie. Black Metal was probably at its peak then with albums like Bergtatt and In the Nightside Eclipse. Gothenburg metal hit the scene in the mid 90s (my gateway into really heavy music). Death metal was at an all time peak with albums such as symbolic, unquestionable presence, focus, and pierced from within. Post Hardcore was born, Wu-Tang Clan, Nas,Jay-Z (Reasonable doubt), Neutral Milk Hotel, Britpop exploded onto the scene, Grunge, Elliot Smith, The Future Sound of London, Ska also really took off in the early 90s