Late 80's-Early 90's: Most Interesting Era In Music

[Dead End]

For real, almost every segment of society was reinventing their music and creating something new.

The Suburbs-angry kids were bashing out loud music, mixing classic rock and punk...creating grunge and alternative

Inner City-hip hop was becoming more hardcore and political. Gangsta and reality rap were taking off.

The Boondocks-you had alt-country bands like Uncle Tupelo rebelling against soft commercial bullshiat and creating a new genre

Not to mention the rave scene, which I don't know alot about.

[Iron Man Production]

Truth.com

[BreakCanon]

Agree for the most part, although the late sixties and late seventies were pretty interesting as well.

[redeye211]

Agree for the most part, although the late sixties and late seventies were pretty interesting as well.
true thats when the trippy ass music came out

[RochneSS Monsta]

I disagree

'65 - '75 was much more powerful

[BreakCanon]

I disagree
'65 - '75 was much more powerful

Roughly the period I was talking about, but the mid-seventies wasn't all that great for music imo.

[THE 101]

Late 70s was the shiit...the beginning of hip hop, punk and new wave.

[woodywood]

I disagree
'65 - '75 was much more powerful

Plus, Funk was hitting its stride as well.

[Ayatollah Watts]

I disagree
'65 - '75 was much more powerful


retardedly more powerful.

[howard roark209]

65-95 Greatest period in American music really...

it all goes down hill after 95... Everything does.

[Copper Scroll]

late 60s-early 70s has my vote too

If I had to pick a decade per genre:
59-69 for jazz
65-75 for rock
67-77 for soul and funk
71-81 for reggae