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Millennials didn't experience a great era in music

I feel bad for anyone who came of age in the 90s, they will never know what good rock music is.

Metal was brilliant in the 80s, the 90s? Not so sure. But I just feel sorry for a certain generation who came of age in the 90s and 00s the music then hasn't stood the test of time

Yeah... Today's pop does suck, I don't know what happened to good music in general. It really did go downhill after the 80s.

Us baby boomers had the greatest music in our generation, most genre's had its golden age, we had talents who peaked in our lifetime and actually went out and purchased albums and see them in concert. So question, what are your thoughts on today's music?

I can see what you're saying, because their albums from Diamond Life - Stronger Than Pride is incredible, after the 80s the quality drop in music is insane (with a few exceptions). The future of Sade's legacy is going to be pretty damn disappointing in a sense that they're going to be seen as a...

So far everyone feels the same way as I do, good to know, their albums after Stronger Than Pride is pretty damn bad in my opinion.

Her 80s records were great but after that? Is 50/50, the last 3 records have some decent songs but they are mostly forgettable to me, still baffled that they sold well though.

Can't blame you

80s singer, Smooth Operator? Sweetest Taboo? Remember those songs?

Just out of curiosity, what do you all think?

Better than anything that was released throughout the 90s.

For me, is from 1966-1974, brilliant artists during their peak James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Sly and The Family Stone, Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Laura Lee, Curtis Mayfield, Mavis Staples etc. What about you guys?

Generation X and Millennials didn't grow up in the golden era of rock and roll unfortunately, they missed out, 1964-1975 were the golden era.

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