60s!

The 60's rule!!! :dance: :guitar: :music:

I was born in 1971 so I have to say 70s.Classic rock and yes,even disco.Then I like 80s....but come 1990 I STOP>Everything after that is sh*t!!!!!!I have the Spirit of the 60s cd though.WAR!Huh!Good God Y'All!What is it good for?Absolutley NOTHIN!!!!

80s and 90s! yeah

I like the 70's.

80's and 90's

Everything. I love everything :cool:

The 60's and the 80's. But yeah mamamiasweetpeaches, everything after the 90's sucks! ;)

IMO, it's gotta be the 80's!

Well I'm gonna hafta go with the 70's. I wasnt born until 1987 but I love 70's music! I love Donna Summer, Bette Midler, Cher, Diana Ross(with NO supremes), Gloria Gaynor and the other DIVAS of that decade! But I'm partial to Donna Summer. Hot Stuff baby this evenin'!!! lets dance the Last dance!!!!!!!!! Bad Girls...talkin bout the sad girls...yeah...yeah..!!! sorry i got a lil carried away there:D

Some 80's, but not all. Mostly 90's and Current!

70's then 60's , then 80's

My favorite whole decade is the 70s.

I also like the late '60s and early '90s (some of it...I like some of the old-school grunge/alternative rock stuff.....maybe it's just because it brings back such vivid memories of my life at that time).

I also like the '80s but only some of it, and I kind of have to really be in the mood for '80s music.

'60s, '70s, and '90s.

I'd say that the best time for music was the period between 1982 and 1993.
I start with 1982, not just because it was the wonderous year that I graced the Earth with my presence ;) , but because by that time Glam Rock was well and truly out of the way! You can call the 80's cheesy if you wish (and in many ways they were) but three of my favorite bands were born from that decade - Guns N Roses, Roxette and The Bangles (an odd combination, I know!). The 80's were also responsible for Madonna - the greatest female artist of her generation. And with the quaility of the female acts around at the moment, I'd wager she'll be the best for generations to come as well!!
I cite 1993 cos any later into the 90's and you're in serious danger of stumbling accross crap like Latino-pop, Jungle and Garage not to mention drowning in a sea of insipid boybands!

The Beatles Decade:guitar:

70's!!! :D

Originally posted by Mossopp
I cite 1993 cos any later into the 90's and you're in serious danger of stumbling accross crap like Latino-pop, Jungle and Garage not to mention drowning in a sea of insipid boybands!

Oh gag! Boybands!! LOL Goes along with "pop princesses." :p :rolleyes:

The '80s!!! :dance:

80s a lot.....i mean come on when else could you walk like an egyptcian...lol bangles rock! and Aerosmith is amazing...but i like most of his older stuff...Bruce Springsteen, Madonna(she is 2 cool!!!), and remember girls just wanna have fun!!! and i dont know if it is pushing the 80's but Tiffany, "We were running jus as fast as we can holdin on to one and others hand trying to get away into the night and then you put your arms around me and we tumble to ground and we say i think were alone now, the beating of our is the only sound, i think were alone now...lol", also Joan Jett yagggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg



hmmm in 90's i love Nirvana!!!! wooohooo!!


right now from the 90's i like green day and No Doubt

Originally posted by hockeybabe528
and i dont know if it is pushing the 80's but Tiffany, "We were running jus as fast as we can holdin on to one and others hand trying to get away into the night and then you put your arms around me and we tumble to ground and we say i think were alone now, the beating of our is the only sound, i think were alone now...lol",


Sh#t!!! I know it's cheesy - but I love that Tiffany tune!!!! :D

Originally posted by Mossopp


Sh#t!!! I know it's cheesy - but I love that Tiffany tune!!!! :D

"children behave thats wht they say when we're together....and watch how play, they dont understand and so were...."lol cheesy as hell but great

Originally posted by hockeybabe528
and Aerosmith is amazing...but i like most of his older stuff...

Yes, yes, good to see someone with their priorities straight. :D

In my mind though, the 80s were the low point of Aerosmith's career. They really kicked a$s in the '70s, then declined in the very late 70s-80s due to drug use and breaking up. Their first post-break up album, Done with Mirrors, leaves much to be desired, and while Permanent Vacation is an awesome album (and very 80s!) they didn't put themselves back on the map until Pump and Get a Grip in 1989 and 1993, respectively.

Oh and, sorry, but as the local resident Aerosmith expert/junkie, I must gently remind you to please remember the others in the band. Aerosmith is a "they", not a "him". That's Mr. Joe F'in Perry right there in that siggy o' mine, and we certainly wouldn't want to forget him, nor the others. :D

(BTW, I love that Tiffany cover too! I actually have 3 Tiffany cassettes somewhere back home!)

50's/80's/90's/Current

Bootsy -
What year did Aerosmith record 'Dream On'? I have a live version of that on the 'Young Lust - Aerosmith Anthology' album and I love it!!

Originally posted by Mossopp
Bootsy -
What year did Aerosmith record 'Dream On'? I have a live version of that on the 'Young Lust - Aerosmith Anthology' album and I love it!!

Happy to oblige anyone with Aero Info...heehee

Dream On first appeared on Aerosmith's self-titled debut album in 1973. It was released as a single and performed poorly, reaching only #59 on the charts. After two more years and two more albums (Get Your Wings and Toys in the Attic, respectively, ....both essential Aero albums), Sweet Emotion was released as a single, which broke the top forty and helped Toys in the Attic break the top 20. This success prompted the re-release of "Dream On" (though gasp!!! I forget why exactly, or who decided to re-release it. It may have been at Steven's insistence because he has always loved it and believed it could be a big success. Joe hates it, if such a thing can be imagined!)

Anyhoo, the re-release in 1975 was a major success, and Dream On raced up the charts and soared into the Top Ten (dramtic, huh?) Imagine, if they hadn't decided to re-release it, Dream On could have been a mere footnote in Aero lore, as opposed to one of their most famous, popular, and enduring songs.

I actually don't own Young Lust yet :eek:, (it's the only domestically released Aero album I don't have) so I do not know which particular version of Dream On is on that album for sure.

If it simply sounds like a live version, then it is a version off of their 1998 live album, A Little South of Sanity (a Geffen release.) Young Lust is a Geffen release also (continuing to repackage and make money off a band they lost rights to ages ago :rolleyes: )which is why it's heavy on the '80s...Geffen doesn't own the rights to the early stuff or the later stuff. However, they get around that SNAFU by releasing live versions of songs they don't have rights to, such as Dream On, Sweet E, Falling in Love, and Hole in My Soul. If Steven's voice gets really deep at parts (it almost sounds like Joe is singing) then it's the ALSOS version. That particular version of Dream On would have been recorded live during either the Get A Grip or Nine Lives tour.

However, if that version is backed by an orchestra, then it is a version recorded especially for MTV Anniversary. But I don't think that would be it because I think Columbia/Sony owns the rights to that little rarity. (which of course I own :D )

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Now, I am a mind reader, so right now I know you are all thinking "TMI, Bootsy! Too Much Information!" heehee....well you asked after all, wouldn't want to leave you hanging. Let this be a lesson to all of you. Don't get me started on Aerosmith unless you are prepared for the consequences, :lol:!

Originally posted by Lisa Whelchel Forever
Everything. I love everything :cool:
That's is why Karli is one of my favorite chit chatters

60's and 80's

60s-80s

Thanks for the info Bootsy - you definately know your stuff! :D

Originally posted by kittflynn

That's is why Karli is one of my favorite chit chatters



Yes, Karli is really something, isnt she?:lol: :happyface :cheers:

i am going to add to my 80's.... i like old school rap...it is sooooo great!


"cold cooling at a ball looking for some action but like Mick Jagger said I can't get no satisfaction the girls are all around but none of them wanna get with me my threads are fresh and I'm looking def
yo wassup with the l o c the girls are all jocking at the other end of the bar having drinks with some no name chump when they know that I'm the star so I got up and strolled over to the other side of the cantina I asked the guy, "why you so fly?" he said "funky cold medina"....lol right i love that song if you want i could sing sir mix a lot as well...heh or the fresh prince
....
ok heres situation my parents went away on weeks vacation and they left the keys to the brand new porshe would mind...well of course not...i jus it for a little spin and maybe show it off to a couple of friends ill jus cruise it around the neighboorhood...well maybe i shouldnt yah of course should

Originally posted by kittflynn

That's is why Karli is one of my favorite chit chatters

aw really? *blushes* Thank you. Your one of my favorites too, Kittflynn :D

Originally posted by Mossopp
Thanks for the info Bootsy - you definately know your stuff! :D

No prob. The really sad thing is I actually knew almost all that off the top of my head. The only thing I had to look up was exact chart positions, because I couldn't remember exactly how bad Dream On did in '73. Now if only I could easily remember minute details concerning my school work.....

If you are interested in another good Aerosmith compilation I would recommend Live! Bootleg. It's got mostly older stuff on it. It's kind of a gritty, very '70s-ish quality though, not highly polished like most live albums today are. But it kind of seems more real that way. Oh Gems is another good complilation of old stuff. Don't bother with Big Ones...every song on that album is on Young Lust.

the 1980s

the 90's

50s, 60s and early 70s.

70's!!!!!!!!!!!!

the 70's, the 90s, and the 2000's(?...this decade)

90's

'50s, '60s, some '70s (but no disco, please).

90s