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SteveO Wrote:Actually to be truthful folks I'd pick from 1964 (British Invasion) to 1975 (before Disco) as my favorite period of music . So it bridges the 60s to the 70s (10 to 11 years or so).
This is kinda the era I mean as well.
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I think my favourite decade was the 90s, IMO it had the best music.
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Hard question but I chose the 70s because of "Outlaw" country and Disco.
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You like disco. Try to listen to DAFT PUNK - album - RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES, Reb! ...it's on the charts right now and it's very good!
rebelgirl Wrote:Hard question but I chose the 70s because of "Outlaw" country and Disco. ![[Image: m6eJsosw-OTswJRxfvRfcSg.jpg]](http://thumbs3.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/m6eJsosw-OTswJRxfvRfcSg.jpg)
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SteveO Wrote:You like disco. Try to listen to DAFT PUNK - album - RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES, Reb! ...it's on the charts right now and it's very good!
Incidentally, according to the Sound on Sound mag, the album cost more than a million dollars to record and mix. Pretty expensive for an album.
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It's worth every penny! Did you get a chance to listen to the rest of the album J ? They get into some prog rock..very good ..the theme was to document music from the seventies to the present!
Jerome Wrote:Incidentally, according to the Sound on Sound mag, the album cost more than a million dollars to record and mix. Pretty expensive for an album.
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I would have to go with the 90s slightly over the 70s. Both have equally great music, but since I grew up in the 90s I have more of a connection with the music from that decade.