70's vs 80's vs 90's

[JyGoRn_AuKsRyTe]

Which Was A Better Decade To Live In!
I Wanna Say The 80's Because That's When All The RLY Cool Stuff Was Introduced! But The 70's Must Have Been Trippy? What Are Your Thoughts?

[Watain]

I would 90's because of the black metal scene.

[MEATSANDWICH]

90's or 70's can't decide the 80's just brought us one of the worst metal genres glam metal.

[blacktidemtlgrl]

80's all the way.


randy rhoads <3
rip

[Deathbat_Soldier]

I would have loved to live in the 70's. It just seems like that would have been a more exciting time to live in. Of course I was born in 90.

[Gaahl_Nergal_Espedal]

I'll have to go with both the 60's and 70's...i'm sure you know why! ::finger

[Strat]

70's .... cause of the music

[hatebreed516]

personally, i kinda wish i was in my teens through the 90's i wouldve been able to appreciate alot more that went on now lookin back it seems like i missed some great stuff but thats just my opinion

[JamesVP955]

70's was really cool cause everyone must have been high, but 90's brought about the new metal bands like marilyn manson, so i vote for 90's::finger

[BIG_BUCKING_COCK_????????]

sissyreneeof_08 said: I would have loved to live in the 70's. It just seems like that would have been a more exciting time to live in. Of course I was born in 90.

The 70's do clearly seem to be the dates of choice! ::looking

[watchwolf]

MEATSANDWICH said: 90's or 70's can't decide the 80's just brought us one of the worst metal genres glam metal.

80s also brought almost all of the metal genres, which makes up for Glam.

[ChickenFucker]

hatebreed516 said: personally, i kinda wish i was in my teens through the 90's i wouldve been able to appreciate alot more that went on now lookin back it seems like i missed some great stuff but thats just my opinion

The 90's was mostly a horrible time for music. It almost killed metal.

[watchwolf]

ChickenFucker said:

hatebreed516 said: personally, i kinda wish i was in my teens through the 90's i wouldve been able to appreciate alot more that went on now lookin back it seems like i missed some great stuff but thats just my opinion

The 90's was mostly a horrible time for music. It almost killed metal.

Not really. All it did was drive metal underground, it was far from dead.

[ChickenFucker]

watchwolf said:

ChickenFucker said:

hatebreed516 said: personally, i kinda wish i was in my teens through the 90's i wouldve been able to appreciate alot more that went on now lookin back it seems like i missed some great stuff but thats just my opinion

The 90's was mostly a horrible time for music. It almost killed metal.

Not really. All it did was drive metal underground, it was far from dead.

actually it damn near was. The biggest and best metal bands around were in some of their toughest stretches ever.  When the biggest and best are down, record labels aren't signing bands of their genre for fear of failure. and the underground argument although partially true results in less people buying the albums, going to shows and in turn results in less motivation to make quality metal music. I lived through and it believe me the early and mid 90's were rough.

[watchwolf]

ChickenFucker said:

watchwolf said:

ChickenFucker said:

hatebreed516 said: personally, i kinda wish i was in my teens through the 90's i wouldve been able to appreciate alot more that went on now lookin back it seems like i missed some great stuff but thats just my opinion

The 90's was mostly a horrible time for music. It almost killed metal.

Not really. All it did was drive metal underground, it was far from dead.

actually it damn near was. The biggest and best metal bands around were in some of their toughest stretches ever.  When the biggest and best are down, record labels aren't signing bands of their genre for fear of failure. and the underground argument although partially true results in less people buying the albums, going to shows and in turn results in less motivation to make quality metal music. I lived through and it believe me the early and mid 90's were rough.

Most of the really great bands of today started during the 90s and so did most of the really good festivals.