Originally Posted by jadis (Post 2178192)

I have a question. If the 60s, 70s and 80s were the golden ages of music, when it peaked, does it mean then that the 90s marked music's decline?

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178196)

I don't know.................. I'd assume so which is why I asked if you agree or disagree with his statement

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178190)

Me? I barely said anything regarding when music peaked, I've haven't been on this website for a long time.

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2170603)

Stick with anything from the mid 50s - 84. After that it sucks

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178103)

For rhythm and blues/soul specifically ?

Any Love by Luther Vandross but after that, it was over



When artists were creating ****




The golden era for that genre for sure!

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2170615)

The late 80s - early 90s for me.

What about you guys and gals?

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178100)

The 1950s-1980s were the golden era of music, music started to decline in the 90s and hasn't recovered since.

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178110)

Perfect answer, the early 90s kick started that decline



90s rhythm and Blues was awesome? :rofl:

The 60s-70s were golden era, how old are you?



The 90s were terrible for music what are you taking?The 80s were the last great era if you ask me



You weren't even alive in the 60s, stop talking about this revolutionary nonsense as if you lived it

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178116)

I think it is safe to say the 1950s-1980s were the golden ages of music, is way too obvious at this point now. Most music genre had its heyday that happened before the 90s.

50s-60s Jazz was at its peak and so was country.
60s - early 80s rhythm and blues/soul was at its peak
60s-80s pop music was at its peak.
70s reggae and funk peaked
60s - 70s rock music peaked

The talent pool between the 50s-80s was stacked across many genres.

Music started to decline badly throughout the 1990s and it hasn't recovered since, I feel sad for the youngster's who were born in the 1980s and later because they missed out on the best time for music.

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178119)

It was the golden age, I feel like I'm in heaven whenever I listen to rhythm and blues/soul from that period you mentioned :love:

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178121)

The 90s had artistic depth and edginess to it when it came to pop music? Like The Spice Girls or Mariah Carey?

You 80s babies should stop :rofl:

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178162)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdw7kxD8eUc

Remember when rhythm and blues/soul was amazing fellas?!?!

Originally Posted by SlyStone63 (Post 2178193)

For me is easily the 1970s, whats' yours?

Originally Posted by jadis (Post 2178197)

I have a sense that, deep down, you know the answer...

Originally Posted by Marie Monday (Post 2178198)

um no, you have:













that's 10 out of 20 posts. stfu.