What decade produced the best albums?

[matt_barker]

i like the 90's and 00's

[gnrindia]

the fuckin 80's of course

appetite/new jersy/hysteria/dr feelgood/blow up your video/inside the electric circus/somewhere in time/skid row/

Edited December 13, 2005 by gnrindia

[DoubleTalkinJive]

Each have their own highs and low points. I do agree with whoever said the 80s were poor overall.

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Not as poor as the 90s or the 2000s .

[Genesis]

Each have their own highs and low points. I do agree with whoever said the 80s were poor overall.

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Not as poor as the 90s or the 2000s .

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This generation has Eels. So it automatically rises above comedy rock

[Guest katie]

grrr, 60's-70's

i am ashamedly a fan of suede, pulp and oasis...so maybe some 90's

[igyhi]

I respect the 50s for laying the foundation of Rock, and producing good music.

I love the 60s, because that's the era where a lot (A LOT!) of artists that will go down in Rock N' Roll history came from.

I love the 70s because there were a lot more complex and artsy influence.

The 80s-00s basically suck, with a few exceptions.

My favourite era is the 70s.

1. Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run

2. Pink Floyd - The Wall

3. Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

4. Derek & The Dominos - Layla

5. The Beatles - Let It Be

[Rumin]

The best album from the '80s is by-far "Thriller". And that's not enough to combat all the awesomeness from the '60s and '70s.

[Nightrain_Kid]

Each have their own highs and low points. I do agree with whoever said the 80s were poor overall.

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Not as poor as the 90s or the 2000s .

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After the 60's the 90's is on a par with the 70's, imo anyway......U2, rhcp and REM released there best albums, plus brilliant albums from oasis, radiohead, Jeff Buckley, smashing pumpkins, soundgarden, nirvana, tool, Counting crows, Faith no more and er......the spice girls So c'mon the 90's was cool!

[gnrindia]

the 80's is leadin the poll by far

80's bashers

[johnezz]

the 80's is leadin the poll by far    

  80's bashers

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Ahh maybe cos this is a Gn'R forum, smart kid.

Really, the 80's aint got shit on the 70's.

70's was real rock mate

[blake-a-mania]

1980's rock1 rock2

iron maiden - 7th son and pwerslave

GNR - app and lies

Jovi - new jersey

alice cooper - trash

metallica - ...justice

1980's is when rock ruled the world

[johnezz]

1980's  rock1  rock2 

iron maiden - 7th son and pwerslave

GNR - app and lies

Jovi - new jersey

alice cooper - trash

metallica - ...justice

1980's is when rock ruled the world

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Those bands are Metal mate

And rock didn't rule the 80's, Pop Rock lol.

Metal was the only good thing from the 80's: Slayer, Metallica, Maiden, Megadeth

[gnrindia]

1980's  rock1  rock2 

iron maiden - 7th son and pwerslave

GNR - app and lies

Jovi - new jersey

alice cooper - trash

metallica - ...justice

1980's is when rock ruled the world

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Those bands are Metal mate

And rock didn't rule the 80's, Pop Rock lol.

Metal was the only good thing from the 80's: Slayer, Metallica, Maiden, Megadeth

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did u read the question properly

it says best albums(also everyones defination of whats rock n whats metal is different)

also the 70's sucked compared to the 80's

[gnrindia]

the 80's is leadin the poll by far    

  80's bashers

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Ahh maybe cos this is a Gn'R forum, smart kid.

Really, the 80's aint got shit on the 70's.

70's was real rock mate

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so fuckin what if this a gnr forum dud

i see more beatles/zepplin/floyd/nine inch nails fans over here than poison/bon jovi/motley crue fans

Edited December 14, 2005 by gnrindia

[jack99]

I respect the 50s for laying the foundation of Rock, and producing good music.

I love the 60s, because that's the era where a lot (A LOT!) of artists that will go down in Rock N' Roll history came from.

I love the 70s because there were a lot more complex and artsy influence.

The 80s-00s basically suck, with a few exceptions.

My favourite era is the 70s.

1. Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run

2. Pink Floyd - The Wall

3. Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

4. Derek & The Dominos - Layla

5. The Beatles - Let It Be

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I agree with you but I really like the 90's

The 80's (Except for Gnr) is just a collection of ridiculously poor songs that we nowadays listen to when we're drunk on parties.

[Bruno]

the 80s were a disgrace to music history except for a few bands like gnr

[RobbieGlenn]

Tis a shame they outnumber us, we must rally our small band of troops, hair spray and leathers at the ready!!! rock1

Edited December 14, 2005 by RobbieGlenn

[chicagocoma13]

the 80s were a disgrace to music history except for a few bands like gnr

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and the 1st 5 Iron Maiden albums. Still nothing can compare with the seventies

[The Sandman]

80's, then 90's. Although not a decade, '84 to '94 for me.

[Guest katie]

theres good from all

50s- buddy

60s-kinks, rolling stones

70s-zeppelin, floyd (and many more, im sure)

80s-smiths, echo and the bunnymen

90s-suede, oasis, pulp, blur....mozzer

[Dachan]

60s = The Beatles

[Mama Kin]

Definately the 80's because of these 5 reasons:

1: Appetite For Destruction

2: Back In Black

3: Shout At The Devil

4: Slippery When Wet

5: The Joshua Tree

[gnrindia]

80's, then 90's. Although not a decade, '84 to '94 for me.

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gr88888888 that would include the illusions/slave to the grind/no more tears

[Rumin]

the 80s were a disgrace to music history except for a few bands like gnr

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There was good stuff from Queen, Bob Dylan, U2, Johnny Cash, Pink Floyd and others released in the '80s. Not to mention Michael Jackson, whose work in the '80s was by-far better than the work of anybody else. There was more to the decade than the Motley Crue junk. But yeah, the '80s weren't as good musically as the previous three decades.

[Wholigan]

Well I enjoy alot of music but if I had to pick only one it would defeniltey be the 70's.