Best Music Decade

[nappyroots]

I'll take the 70's

[baddog]

39 minutes ago, nappyroots said:

I'll take the 70's

Agree

[UTfanatic]

1 hour ago, nappyroots said:

I'll take the 70's

 

57 minutes ago, baddog said:

Agree

Agree

[Englebert]

If I can pick a ten year span I'll take the late 60s through the early 70s. If I have to pick a decade though I will take the 70s.

[baddog]

43 minutes ago, Englebert said:

If I can pick a ten year span I'll take the late 60s through the early 70s. If I have to pick a decade though I will take the 70s.

I almost said that to include Hendrix and early Zeppelin.

[tvc184]

60's. 

[Hagar]

Showing my age:

Decade  60's

Best 10 years 55-65

[shovel]

I"ll take the 70's for $800 Alex...

Skynard, Allman Brothers, ZZ Top, Outlaws, etc. Best Southern Rock ever!

[NDNation]

70's

Skynyrd

Pink Floyd

The Doors

Eagles

The Rolling Stones

Credence

Steve Miller Band

 

[tvc184]

9 hours ago, NDNation said:

70's

Skynyrd

Pink Floyd

The Doors

Eagles

The Rolling Stones

Credence

Steve Miller Band

 

See, therein lies the problem. At least six of your seven "70's" bands are from the 60's. Because you listened to some of their hits in the 70's........

I guess the Rolling Stones are a band of the millennium since they are still out there.

But, at least the Eagles didn't start until the 70's had at least begun, even if briefly. 

I grew up in the 70's or at least my high school and early adulthood years but the 60's made the vinyl go 'round. 

[baddog]

Lots of bands transcended the decades, however, I think the best music came from the 70s, less some of the bands from Woodstock. I'm a baby boomer.

[NDNation]

1 hour ago, tvc184 said:

See, therein lies the problem. At least six of your seven "70's" bands are from the 60's. Because you listened to some of their hits in the 70's........

I guess the Rolling Stones are a band of the millennium since they are still out there.

But, at least the Eagles didn't start until the 70's had at least begun, even if briefly. 

I grew up in the 70's or at least my high school and early adulthood years but the 60's made the vinyl go 'round. 

IMO, most of the bands I listed are synonymous with the 70's. Formed in the 60's, but to me, had some of their greatest hits in the 70's. 

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

10 hours ago, NDNation said:

70's

Skynyrd

Pink Floyd

The Doors

Eagles

The Rolling Stones

Credence

Steve Miller Band

 

Wasnt gonna post in here again but im making a one-time only exception: Gimme Shelter is one of my favorite songs by whats in bold. 

 

Ok im out.