Board 8 > In your mind, what was the best single year in music?

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KujikawaRising 05/10/18 12:49:14 PM #1:	I'm thinking 1975. I mean, yeah, there's some disco pop junk, but... look at this list of albums: Queen - A Night at the Opera Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Springsteen - Born to Run Genesis - A Trick of the Tail Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac Sir Elton John - Capt. Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here The Eagles - One of These Nights Kiss - Alive! and that's only scratching the surface. That was just the first year that came to mind given how much really good stuff is from the mid-70s. What say you guys? --- http://i.imgur.com/t3naEGu.jpg I'm BlueCrystalTear, probably at work. <cite>KujikawaRising posted [p:901114408] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>I'm thinking 1975. I mean, yeah, there's some disco pop junk, but... look at this list of albums: Queen - A Night at the Opera Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Springsteen - Born to Run Genesis - A Trick of the Tail Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac Sir Elton John - Capt. Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here The Eagles - One of These Nights Kiss - Alive! and that's only scratching the surface. That was just the first year that came to mind given how much really good stuff is from the mid-70s. What say you guys?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Taloquin1914 05/10/18 1:03:12 PM #2:	1996 Not only was it just a tough year in life that stood out to me, but the music I heard on the radio at that time still plays a pivitol role in who I am. Some of the songs that were played didn't come out that year necessarily, but they were still big (at least in Missouri.) Matchbox 20 was new on the scene, Third Eye Blind was making waves, and No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom was still giving out vibes. --- #ItsCalledAPoundSign <cite>Taloquin1914 posted [p:901115179] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1996 Not only was it just a tough year in life that stood out to me, but the music I heard on the radio at that time still plays a pivitol role in who I am. Some of the songs that were played didn't come out that year necessarily, but they were still big (at least in Missouri.) Matchbox 20 was new on the scene, Third Eye Blind was making waves, and No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom was still giving out vibes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Snake5555555555 05/10/18 1:11:14 PM #3:	First that came to mind was 1994. Superunknown Corrosion of Conformity's Deliverance AIC's Jar of Flies STP's Purple Nirvana Unplugged The Downward Spiral Offspring's Smash Veruca Salt's American Thighs R.E.M.'s Monster Vitalogy Sixteen Stone Far Beyond Driven --- Sydney Briar is alive. http://tinyurl.com/zqwzc9a - https://tinyurl.com/y9ndlnhp - https://i.imgur.com/zd1UnXK.gifv <cite>Snake5555555555 posted [p:901115583] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>First that came to mind was 1994. Superunknown Corrosion of Conformity's Deliverance AIC's Jar of Flies STP's Purple Nirvana Unplugged The Downward Spiral Offspring's Smash Veruca Salt's American Thighs R.E.M.'s Monster Vitalogy Sixteen Stone Far Beyond Driven</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RySenkari 05/10/18 1:13:25 PM #4:	1991. --- This signature won't change until Chrono Trigger gets a re-release on a modern Nintendo console. <cite>RySenkari posted [p:901115687] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1991.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nelson_Mandela 05/10/18 1:50:51 PM #5:	1967 You could probably make a decent case for 1991 and 1994 --- "A more mature answer than I expected."~ Jakyl25 "Sephy's point is right."~ Inviso <cite>Nelson_Mandela posted [p:901117678] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1967 You could probably make a decent case for 1991 and 1994</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vlado 05/10/18 4:32:10 PM #6:	1876. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! *Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com* <cite>Vlado posted [p:901126211] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1876.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KujikawaRising 05/10/18 4:36:16 PM #7:	RySenkari posted... 1991. Favorite albums/songs from that year? Vlado posted... 1876. I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct? --- http://i.imgur.com/t3naEGu.jpg I'm BlueCrystalTear, probably at work. <cite>KujikawaRising posted [p:901126438] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote><cite>RySenkari posted...</cite> <quote>1991.</quote> Favorite albums/songs from that year? <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>1876.</quote> I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hardcore_Adult 05/10/18 5:30:01 PM #8:	Going with 1985. Yes it was the age of Synth and Drum Machines but there was a fuckton of talent. --- I'll get back up for good this time and I ain't comin' down... <cite>Hardcore_Adult posted [p:901129247] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>Going with 1985. Yes it was the age of Synth and Drum Machines but there was a fuckton of talent.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HanOfTheNekos 05/10/18 5:34:34 PM #9:	KujikawaRising posted... RySenkari posted... 1991. Favorite albums/songs from that year? Vlado posted... 1876. I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct? What no Those guys died ages before then --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:901129462] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote><cite>KujikawaRising posted...</cite> <quote><cite>RySenkari posted...</cite> <quote>1991.</quote> Favorite albums/songs from that year? <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>1876.</quote> I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct?</quote> What no Those guys died ages before then</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HanOfTheNekos 05/10/18 5:35:21 PM #10:	And please, music was a thing long before 1876 of all times. --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:901129506] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>And please, music was a thing long before 1876 of all times.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KujikawaRising 05/10/18 5:35:33 PM #11:	...maybe I'm getting my centuries mixed up, xD --- http://i.imgur.com/t3naEGu.jpg I'm BlueCrystalTear, probably at work. <cite>KujikawaRising posted [p:901129516] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>...maybe I'm getting my centuries mixed up, xD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KujikawaRising 05/10/18 5:39:22 PM #12:	yeah maybe I'm mixing up the 1700s and 1800s... for Mozart anyway. I thought Beethoven was the 1880s... more like 1810s. My REAL bad >_> HanOfTheNekos posted... And please, music was a thing long before 1876 of all times. I meant the kind that people actually play via a score and can recognize - what eventually became pop. Not just banging notes improvisationally. --- http://i.imgur.com/t3naEGu.jpg I'm BlueCrystalTear, probably at work. <cite>KujikawaRising posted [p:901129697] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>yeah maybe I'm mixing up the 1700s and 1800s... for Mozart anyway. I thought Beethoven was the 1880s... more like 1810s. My REAL bad >_> <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted...</cite> <quote>And please, music was a thing long before 1876 of all times.</quote> I meant the kind that people actually play via a score and can recognize - what eventually became pop. Not just banging notes improvisationally.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Seginustemple 05/10/18 5:41:17 PM #13:	1750, Bach's death opens the floodgates for the romantic era 1972, Steely Dan releases "Can't Buy a Thrill" <cite>Seginustemple posted [p:901129799] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1750, Bach's death opens the floodgates for the romantic era 1972, Steely Dan releases "Can't Buy a Thrill"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HanOfTheNekos 05/10/18 5:49:58 PM #14:	No, Bach's death marks the end of the Baroque and the beginning of the Classical era jesus, guys --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:901130282] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>No, Bach's death marks the end of the Baroque and the beginning of the Classical era jesus, guys</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Seginustemple 05/10/18 6:05:27 PM #15:	oh right lmao I failed u <cite>Seginustemple posted [p:901131094] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>oh right lmao I failed u</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HanOfTheNekos 05/10/18 6:14:35 PM #16:	I'm really putting my degree to use today --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:901131516] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>I'm really putting my degree to use today</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HanOfTheNekos 05/10/18 6:16:41 PM #17:	I won't say it's the best year, but the most important event in the past 100 years was probably Beatles appearing on Ed Sullivan show in 1964. Before that... maybe the premier of Rite of Spring? --- "Bordate is a pretty shady place, what with the gangs, casinos, evil corporations and water park." - FAHtastic <cite>HanOfTheNekos posted [p:901131630] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>I won't say it's the best year, but the most important event in the past 100 years was probably Beatles appearing on Ed Sullivan show in 1964. Before that... maybe the premier of Rite of Spring?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kateee 05/10/18 6:17:48 PM #18:	1984 with Arnold's breakout debut album "I'll Be Bach" which marked the beginning of the Classical-Metal Fusion era. <cite>kateee posted [p:901131696] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1984 with Arnold's breakout debut album "I'll Be Bach" which marked the beginning of the Classical-Metal Fusion era.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alanna82 05/10/18 11:43:24 PM #19:	Pretty sure 1983 has the most songs I like. Plus that was when Michael Jackson released Thriller. From 1982-1991 had the best music I find. And then 1992 happened and rap/r and b took over. --- Don't mess with a Bunny! <cite>Alanna82 posted [p:901148024] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>Pretty sure 1983 has the most songs I like. Plus that was when Michael Jackson released Thriller. From 1982-1991 had the best music I find. And then 1992 happened and rap/r and b took over.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vlado 05/11/18 2:37:07 AM #20:	KujikawaRising posted... Vlado posted... 1876. I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct? It was the year Der Ring des Nibelungen was complete, and first performed in its entirety. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! *Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com* <cite>Vlado posted [p:901153437] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote><cite>KujikawaRising posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>1876.</quote> I take it this is an argument that an opus by Mozart or Beethoven actually made music a thing. Am I correct?</quote> It was the year Der Ring des Nibelungen was complete, and first performed in its entirety.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mr Lasastryke 05/12/18 9:28:32 PM #22:	Seginustemple posted... 1972, Steely Dan releases "Can't Buy a Thrill" i don't have an answer to the question but i can get behind this answer. --- Geothermal terpsichorean ejectamenta <cite>Mr Lasastryke posted [p:901246877] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote><cite>Seginustemple posted...</cite> <quote>1972, Steely Dan releases "Can't Buy a Thrill"</quote> i don't have an answer to the question but i can get behind this answer.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LiquidOshawott 05/12/18 9:59:42 PM #23:	I like 1977 and 2000 a lot for different reasons --- I live on, THROUGH THIS SEASHELL! VI <cite>LiquidOshawott posted [p:901248296] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>I like 1977 and 2000 a lot for different reasons</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Strife2 05/12/18 10:15:05 PM #24:	1980 Just four albums I know off the top of my head, but Jesus Christ. AC/DC - Back in Black Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz Motorhead - Ace of Spades I am sure there are so many more... Now that I search the Wiki, Dear God was I right. Judas Priest - British Steel Rush - Permanent Waves Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden Saxon - Wheels of Steel/Strong Arm of the Law --- "Evening caress, Always yearning, I must confess, The stars aren't burning" Copernicus - Candlemass <cite>Strife2 posted [p:901248987] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>1980 Just four albums I know off the top of my head, but Jesus Christ. AC/DC - Back in Black Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz Motorhead - Ace of Spades I am sure there are so many more... Now that I search the Wiki, Dear God was I right. Judas Priest - British Steel Rush - Permanent Waves Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden Saxon - Wheels of Steel/Strong Arm of the Law</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MysticBrohan 05/12/18 10:16:59 PM #25:	2006 --- Esto es el fin, Grande Padre <cite>MysticBrohan posted [p:901249066] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>2006</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Se7enthrust 05/13/18 7:40:09 AM #26:	It's definitely 1984. Just look at all these great hits! And it's not even a full list of the best songs. Born In The U.S.A. / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 Boys Of Summer / Don Henley / 1984 Can't Fight This Feeling / REO Speedwagon / 1984 Careless Whisper / George Michael / 1984 Caribbean Queen / Billy Ocean / 1984 Dancing In The Dark / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 Drive / The Cars / 1984 Everybody Wants To Rule The World / Tears For Fears / 1984 Fade To Black / Metallica / 1984 Foolish Heart / Steve Perry / 1984 Footloose / Kenny Loggins / 1984 Glory Days / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 God Bless The USA / Lee Greenwood / 1984 Hallelujah / Leonard Cohen / 1984 Harborcoat / R.E.M. / 1984 Hard Habit To Break / Chicago / 1984 Heaven / Bryan Adams / 1984 Holding Out For A Hero / Bonnie Tyler / 1984 I Just Called To Say I Love You / Stevie Wonder / 1984 I Want to Know What Love Is / Foreigner / 1984 Into The Groove / Madonna / 1984 It's My Life / Talk Talk / 1984 Jump / Van Halen / 1984 Like A Virgin / Madonna / 1984 Live is Life / Opus / 1984 Magic / The Cars / 1984 Missing You / John Waite / 1984 Oh Sherrie / Steve Perry / 1984 Out Of Touch / Hall And Oates / 1984 Panama / Van Halen / 1984 Purple Rain / Prince / 1984 Rock You Like A Hurricane / Scorpion / 1984 Round And Round / Ratt / 1984 Sad Songs / Elton John / 1984 St. Elmo's Fire / John Parr / 1984 Summer of '69 / Bryan Adams / 1984 Sunglasses At Night / Corey Hart / 1984 The Warrior / Scandal / 1984 Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go / Wham! / 1984 We Belong / Pat Benatar / 1984 What's Love Got To Do With It / Tina Turner / 1984 You Might Think / The Cars / 1984 --- "Best read of the game goes to se7en. Who correctly surmised this town is full of idiots." - Corrik Se7enthrust ~ Dude_Dexter <cite>Se7enthrust posted [p:901264600] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>It's definitely 1984. Just look at all these great hits! And it's not even a full list of the best songs. Born In The U.S.A. / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 Boys Of Summer / Don Henley / 1984 Can't Fight This Feeling / REO Speedwagon / 1984 Careless Whisper / George Michael / 1984 Caribbean Queen / Billy Ocean / 1984 Dancing In The Dark / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 Drive / The Cars / 1984 Everybody Wants To Rule The World / Tears For Fears / 1984 Fade To Black / Metallica / 1984 Foolish Heart / Steve Perry / 1984 Footloose / Kenny Loggins / 1984 Glory Days / Bruce Springsteen / 1984 God Bless The USA / Lee Greenwood / 1984 Hallelujah / Leonard Cohen / 1984 Harborcoat / R.E.M. / 1984 Hard Habit To Break / Chicago / 1984 Heaven / Bryan Adams / 1984 Holding Out For A Hero / Bonnie Tyler / 1984 I Just Called To Say I Love You / Stevie Wonder / 1984 I Want to Know What Love Is / Foreigner / 1984 Into The Groove / Madonna / 1984 It's My Life / Talk Talk / 1984 Jump / Van Halen / 1984 Like A Virgin / Madonna / 1984 Live is Life / Opus / 1984 Magic / The Cars / 1984 Missing You / John Waite / 1984 Oh Sherrie / Steve Perry / 1984 Out Of Touch / Hall And Oates / 1984 Panama / Van Halen / 1984 Purple Rain / Prince / 1984 Rock You Like A Hurricane / Scorpion / 1984 Round And Round / Ratt / 1984 Sad Songs / Elton John / 1984 St. Elmo's Fire / John Parr / 1984 Summer of '69 / Bryan Adams / 1984 Sunglasses At Night / Corey Hart / 1984 The Warrior / Scandal / 1984 Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go / Wham! / 1984 We Belong / Pat Benatar / 1984 What's Love Got To Do With It / Tina Turner / 1984 You Might Think / The Cars / 1984</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jcgamer107 05/14/18 4:36:03 PM #27:	2012 Albums by Ben Folds Five, Jack White, Jukebox the Ghost (their best), Mountain Goats, and Joe Hawley of Tally Hall. --- SeabassDebeste BK_Sheikah00 Grand_Kirby WAY TO GO THERE BOIYS, GOOD GAMEFAQS BOYS <cite>jcgamer107 posted [p:901337042] in In your mi... [t:76595232]...</cite> <quote>2012 Albums by Ben Folds Five, Jack White, Jukebox the Ghost (their best), Mountain Goats, and Joe Hawley of Tally Hall.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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