What were the 80s like?

[El Kabong]

Foreigner ?

Fuck yeah Foreigner

[brocktonblockbust]

Foreigner ?

Fuck yeah Foreigner

Different strokes, Lyle, different folks. Boston was good, too. @TitoFan

[Beanz]

Foreigner ?

Fuck yeah Foreigner

Illegal immigrants..the lot of them


"I wanna know what Shite is...."

[Dia bando]

I like the 70s but the 80's for me in your 20's and life was okay, drinking to much having a good time
up and down ever were on my bikes, not a care in the world married my wife had a beautiful daughter.
Had to grow up yep Thatcher destroying our industry, good and bad times.

[Master]

We had Mullets, Madonna, maradona, Back to the future, Mike Tyson, Wham, Scarface, Rubix cube, Nightmare on elm street, Top Gun, Michael Jordon, ET, 4 TV channels, Knight Rider, He Man, Hulk Hogan v Andre the giant, Dallas, Dynasty, Cyndie Crawford, Cosby show, Jimmy saville .... It was messed up and messed us up.

[SlimTrae]

Great music in the 80s, but 70s gets my vote for the best decade ever.

[El Kabong]

Great music in the 80s, but 70s gets my vote for the best decade ever.

See, I'm thinking the 1920's was where it was at...between World Wars, pre-Prohibition (of ALL kinds not just alcohol), some of the greatest artists were still alive (some in their pomp like Picasso), Jazz was at it's peak with BRILLIANT musicians Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Bix Beiderbecke, Benny Goodman, Bessie Smith, Count Bassie, Coleman Hawkins, The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, The New Orleans Rhythm Kings. You had movies that were just starting to get big, Hollywood was up and coming, and The Great Man W.C. Fields was in his prime!

But then again you had to worry about things like Spanish Flu, Polio, no air conditioning, outhouses in much of the world as opposed to actual bathrooms, no washing machines, no microwaves, no tv, no computers, but some of that ain't all bad.

[SlimTrae]

Great music in the 80s, but 70s gets my vote for the best decade ever.

See, I'm thinking the 1920's was where it was at...between World Wars, pre-Prohibition (of ALL kinds not just alcohol), some of the greatest artists were still alive (some in their pomp like Picasso), Jazz was at it's peak with BRILLIANT musicians Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Bix Beiderbecke, Benny Goodman, Bessie Smith, Count Bassie, Coleman Hawkins, The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, The New Orleans Rhythm Kings. You had movies that were just starting to get big, Hollywood was up and coming, and The Great Man W.C. Fields was in his prime!

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Uh...you took music class to another level, so I'd have to re-state my position!! In my life time the 70s was the era.

1920s....their rhythm, pulse: unmatched.their use of scales and modes....mastery.