Notice Your Favorite ONE song by Decade

[The Professional Fan]

music hipsters love to show how diversified their tastes are. :MARIS61:

I'll admit, it was a very difficult exercise

 

[tlongII]

See Neil Young

So you're talking about the album? I thought you were talking about the artist.

 

[DaLincolnJones]

So you're talking about the album? I thought you were talking about the artist.

Hey, it is the best I can do today..hahaha

 

[DaLincolnJones]

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL72A7266602E629F5

Decade

 

[Lanny]

Man, you guys suck at following directions lmao

That's been my story pretty much my whole life. Directions, bah humbug. Kind of sucks when trying to follow a cooking recipe and I try to improvise. Been known to screw up a recipe or two.

 

[Lanny]

Let’s stay together-Al Green
Midnight Train - GK&TP’s
Mustang Sally - YR’s
Backfield in Motion
When a Man Loves a Women
Lay lady lay
Mr. Tamborene Man

Those are great songs.

 

[Strenuus]

I was born in the early 80's and grew up listening to mostly 60's, 70's and 80's music. Grew up listening to a lot of music.

1960s

The Beatles

The Rolling Stones

Jimi Hendrix

Janis Joplin

Otis Redding

Marvin Gaye

The Doors

Bob Dylan

Eric Clapton

Johnny Cash

1970s

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Led Zepplin

Queen

Pink Floyd

Bob Marley

James Brown

Neil Young

Elton John

Rod Stewart

Don Mclean

The Who

Fleetwood Mac

David Bowie

AC/DC

Curtis Mayfield

Lou Reed

Elvis Costello

The B52s

Cheap Trick

Bad Company


1980s

Guns and Roses

Warrant

Foreigner

Def Leopard

Joan Jett

Poison

Phil Collins

Prince

Aerosmith

Van Halen

Motley Crue

Hall and oates

Tears for fears

Bon Jovi

Billy Joel

Duran Duran

Michael Jackson

Journey

Police

REM

The Boss

Eurythmics

U2

Wham!

1990s

Nirvana

Soundgarden

Alanis Morrissette

Metallica

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Beastie Boys

Eminem

Radio Head

Oasis

Green Day

Goo Goo Dolls

Alice in Chains

Hootie and the Blowfish

Weezer

Lenny Kravitz

Fiona Apple

Spin Doctors

2000s

Adele
Amy Winehouse
Linkin Park
Cold Play
Evanescence
Plain White Ts
Creed
James Blunt
Nickleback
Train
Foo Fighters
Pink
Rihanna

2010s

Adele
Florence and the Machine
Sam Smith
Sia
Macklemore
Whiz Khalifa
Flo Rida
Goyte
Fun
Bruno Mars
Childish Gambino
Daft Punk
Lorde
John Legend
Janelle monae
Ed Sheeran
The Weekend
The Lumineers
LMFAO
Bastille
Imagine Dragons
Rag'n Bone Man
One Republic

Dude, this is like youre Benjamin Button with music... so weird.

 

[jlprk]

Every song listed in this thread sucks.

You can determine a lot about a person based on what their favorite songs are.

I already have all these warmongers psychoanalyzed.

I was born in the early 80's and grew up listening to mostly 60's, 70's and 80's music. Grew up listening to a lot of music.

…

You may rival Denny for copy and paste skills.

 

[Chris Craig]

Every song listed in this thread sucks.



I already have all these warmongers psychoanalyzed.



You may rival Denny for copy and paste skills.

I didn't copy and paste anything. That's my music

 

[jlprk]

How many weekends did it take you to type the list, much less think it up?

 

[Lanny]

Every song listed in this thread sucks.



I already have all these warmongers psychoanalyzed.



You may rival Denny for copy and paste skills.

I believe you owe Chris an apology.
You know, you ought to know something about your subject before you bring it up. e.g. Maris

 

[Lanny]

How many weekends did it take you to type the list, much less think it up?

Does it matter or do you just not like his post?

 

[Chris Craig]

How many weekends did it take you to type the list, much less think it up?

Weekends? Took a matter of minutes. I know what artists I grew up listening too. There is more than I listed. Couldn't even think of them all. I grew up listening to a lot of music.

 

[MARIS61]

I’ve never heard of this group.

Name some of Decade’s hits.

 

[Lanny]

Slightly different twist, and I'm sure I'm missing some:

Birth-1990: Not much. Dad only played country and Western on the radio, and Mom only played Oldies in the car. I have this vivid memory of Elizabeth Shue in the beginning of Adventures in Babysitting singing "He walked up to me and he asked me if I wanted to dance..."
1990-1995: Got the Phantom of the Opera as my first CD as a gift, but Bryan Adams' Summer of 69 got worn out.
1996-2000: Didn't get to listen to much music at the Academy, but I played then (and still do) play Relient K's "For the Moments I Feel Faint"
2001-2006: Submarine time. Lots of Eminem and a band called Superchick. But the Killers' Mr. Brightside has been near the top of the lists to this day.
2007-2011: "Lighters", Eminem, 5'9" and Bruno Mars.
2012-2015: AFG time...listened to Handel's Messiah and Les Mis a bunch, but...Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass"
Present Day adds: "Build Your Kingdom Here", Rend Collective Project

I like Handel's Messiah but try this, it's Handel's Sarabande -
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...24FD2CA6BC16359F364724FD2CA6BC16359&FORM=VIRE

 

[ripcityboy]

1980's:



1990's:



2000's:



2010's:

 

[Lanny]

The theme from the best Western movie ever made.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...AF75E6992719C4DD73B1AF75E6992719C4D&FORM=VIRE

 

[Boob-No-More]

Any Southern Rock

You'd probably like this.

THE SOUTH'S GREATEST HITS (German Pressing - Printed in West Germany by Gerhard Kaiser GmbH, Essen - Aus dem Hause Deutsche Grammaphon Gesellschaft mbH - Who'd a thunk!):

Tracklist
A1 –The Allman Brothers Band Ramblin' Man 3:37
A2 –The Charlie Daniels Band South's Gonna Do It Again 4:12
A3 –Elvin Bishop Fooled Around And Fell In Love 2:57
A4 –Outlaws There Goes Another Love Song 2:49
A5 –The Marshall Tucker Band Fire On The Mountain 3:06
B1 –Gregg Allman Midnight Rider 3:20
B2 –Atlanta Rhythm Section Doraville 3:36
B3 –Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama 3:36
B4 –The Amazing Rhythm Aces Third Rate Romance 3:19
B5 –Dr. John Right Place, Wrong Time 2:50
B6 –Wet Willie Keep On Smilin' 3:25

It's so weird that it was pressed in Germany by Deutsche Grammaphon. I see all kinds of classical albums on the Deutsche Grammaphon label, but this only one in my collection and it's a compilation of Southern rock. Excellent sound quality, by the way.

BNM

 

[DaLincolnJones]

You'd probably like this.

THE SOUTH'S GREATEST HITS (German Pressing - Printed in West Germany by Gerhard Kaiser GmbH, Essen - Aus dem Hause Deutsche Grammaphon Gesellschaft mbH - Who'd a thunk!):

Tracklist
A1 –The Allman Brothers Band Ramblin' Man 3:37
A2 –The Charlie Daniels Band South's Gonna Do It Again 4:12
A3 –Elvin Bishop Fooled Around And Fell In Love 2:57
A4 –Outlaws There Goes Another Love Song 2:49
A5 –The Marshall Tucker Band Fire On The Mountain 3:06
B1 –Gregg Allman Midnight Rider 3:20
B2 –Atlanta Rhythm Section Doraville 3:36
B3 –Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama 3:36
B4 –The Amazing Rhythm Aces Third Rate Romance 3:19
B5 –Dr. John Right Place, Wrong Time 2:50
B6 –Wet Willie Keep On Smilin' 3:25

It's so weird that it was pressed in Germany by Deutsche Grammaphon. I see all kinds of classical albums on the Deutsche Grammaphon label, but this only one in my collection and it's a compilation of Southern rock. Excellent sound quality, by the way.

BNM

That is a nice find on so many levels.

 

[EL PRESIDENTE]