words like what was either each what was the decade of the 1970's known best as?
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Watergate era, hmmm,the space race, NAM, women's lib., PCs,pacman, digital watches, leisure suits (LOL) , punk rock, gee,too much stuff....
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Yeah, I ordered a set of 70s music, a long time ago. Nothing since, though. It was a great set of music, too!
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There are dozens of song titles with years in the name, but if you want the ones which only contain a year, here are some others:\n\n"1905" by Shona Laing \n"1917" by David Bowie \n"1921" by The Who \n"1959" by The Sisters of Mercy \n"1963" by New Order \n"1969" by Boards Of Canada \n"1969" by The Stooges \n"1970" by The Stooges \n"1974" by Robyn Hitchcock \n"1977" by The Clash \n"1979" by Meat Beat Manifesto \n"1979" by The Smashing Pumpkins \n"1984" by David Bowie \n"1984" by Spirit \n"1989" by Less Than Jake \n"1989" by Mindless Self Indulgence \n"1989" by Osamu Kubota \n"1992" by Blur \n"1998" by Naoki Maeda \n"2003" by Nina Gordon
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Anything made after 1990.\n\nCoach
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The Best - Sept '03 to Sept '04\n         -Good times, good friends, good tan!\nThe Worst- 2005, without doubt!\n         - You don't want to know!
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No-brainer. PRE!\n\nThey took a MAJOR nosedive when the horn section became more prominent, & the cheesy movie ballads took over.\n\nThey ROCKED the way God meant em to in the 70s!
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Top of the pops was best in 1970's, 1980's when i was young, it certainly died after that, Top of the pops 2, with Steve Wright is good cos it relives those times.
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40's: Modern musical culture did not exist\n50's: Elvis\n60's: The Beatles\n70's: Pink Floyd\n80's: Madonna\n90's: Nirvana\n00's: Too early to say.\n\nPlease note that I in no way consider these the BEST musicians of their decades (except the Beatles). Simply the most influential.
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its called "THEM". its a classic.\n\nthere was something similar during the seventies in color called "food of the gods" by HG Wells
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youtube.com \nType in something like Petshop Boys,The Specials, Blondie, A-Ha, Frankie goes to Hollywood or just type in 80's / 90's
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Invasion\nThat 70's Show
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I'm 35 and still stuck in the 80's. \n\nMy faves:\n\nDuran Duran is tops!\nEurythmics\nUltravox\nBananarama\nPower Station\nDokken\nRatt\nBoomtown Rats\nHuey Lewis and The News\nMen without Hats\nThompson Twins\nHuman League\nB-52's\nDevo\nThe Go-Go's\nThe Smiths\nHall & Oats\nVan Halen\n\nloads more.
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The Sopranos\nThis Life\nAlly McBeal (first series)\nParty of 5 (early series)\nMy so called life\nThe Banana Splits\nGreen Wing\nMy Name is Earl\nThat 70's Show
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Most people would say No as to the Who.  The Who were better than the Dave Clark Five, but still . . .  \n\nIn the 70s the long standing debate was between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.  People would duke it out about that one.\n\nBrian Wilson wrote some amazing songs, though the beatles catalog overall is better than the Beach Boys.  The Beatles had amazing talent in Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison.  Brian Wilson had to do it all by himself, he pushed the envelope.
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Ya know, as a child of the 70's, I really thought the 1980's were a dry spell, creatively speaking.\nSure, there were some pretty good one-hit wonders, but overall, there were no 'Beatles' or 'Rolling Stones' coming out of that era.\nNo...not until I heard the opening guitar line to "Where the Streets Have No Name" that I took notice to something that others had already picked up on.\nAnd then it hit me: POW! \nU2's "The Joshua Tree" WAS (to me) the Sgt. Pepper of the 1980's...the pinnacle of musical excellence for that decade.\nI still listen to that album and it still sends shivers down my spine.\nIt rocks, it rolls and it has messages that still are relevant today.
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Having grown up in the 70's - I can tell you that American culture was a bit crazy - we were dealing with the Tail-end of Viet Nam, the worst environmental pollution in history and Richard Nixon being impeached for Watergate. At the same time, we were not the most fashionable, it was a time of wide-collar polyester shirts with loud print and corduroy pants - all with tennis shoes! Still, what we lacked in sophistication we more than made up for in fun! Southern Rock was at it's apex (Lynard Skynard, 38 Special, CCR), R&B was a blast with groups like the Commadores and Earth, Wind and Fire, and Disco was beginning to emerge (the BeeGees).  Drugs were primarily psychadelic in nature: LSD, PCP, Heroin - and lots of pill poping. People were promiscuous - AIDS had not made it's official debut yet - so sex was rampant. All in all, the 70's was a crazy, wacked out decade. Still - I feel that it was a much less damaging era than what we face today!
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What's oldies ? 50's ? 60's 70's ? 80's or 90's ?\n\n50's: Elvis - Hound Dog\n60's: Beatles - Revolution\n70's: Boston - More Than a Feeling\n80's: U2 - Where the Streets Have No Names\n90's: Guns and Roses - Welcome to the Jungle