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13138257, which two Music eras overall were like night and day to you and why?
Posted by mistermaxxx08, Sat Mar-25-17 11:06 PM
for me the 80's and 90's are vastly different from any two eras that i can think off and yet both very versatile
and I ain't just talking because Rap hit a prime and peak in the 90's it was really different sonically as well.
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13138259, I think you could say that about the 80s and any other era.
Posted by KiloMcG, Sat Mar-25-17 11:23 PM
It was such a different and kinda weird time for music, and other things too.
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13138260, 80's in part to me felt like the 60's
Posted by mistermaxxx08, Sat Mar-25-17 11:31 PM
having been in the era it was unique from 80-84 and then in 85-87 it was bland,beiege and watered down until New Jack Swing saved it.
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13138285, With jazz, the 60s & the 70s
Posted by flipnile, Sun Mar-26-17 10:20 AM
The overall move from 6/8 to 4/4 is very noticeable.
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13138371, 70s Jazz as in Fusion?
Posted by Shogun, Mon Mar-27-17 07:23 AM
because even though a lot of it is reviled by old heads, a LOT of heat came out in the 70's.
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13138377, Jazz fusion, funk, and all of the other hybrids
Posted by flipnile, Mon Mar-27-17 07:42 AM
I'm into both, tho I get why the older heads probably weren't feeling the newer sound. 6/8 rhythms are pretty dope, but aren't as pop-friendly as 4/4.
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13138370, bad shit from the 90's gets a pass, but not bad shit from the 80's
Posted by Shogun, Mon Mar-27-17 07:23 AM
I'm probably not the best guy to ask, but the 90's is pretty much were I quit listening to R&B for the most part. However, most of my contemporaries LOVE that shit. A LOT of overproduced music from the 90's get run on some 'old school' shit, but bad music from the 80's is universally clowned ( rightfully so).
Aside from a really small sample size, I can't STAND 90's R&B. Not to say that the 80's is much better, but there's a VAST difference in terms of what I can stand from those two decades.
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