Best Age of Music?

[thefalling]

70s/80s hands down.

[Rishwin]

I don't really care who renovated "the music world"the thing "whithout this or that band/person there wouldn't be any music like this today" and stuff like that... There would be something else for sure, the world wouldn't just stop...it would be something different.

I myself love this era currently, metal and stuff and altho i'm still a teenager...it's just my way.

No the world would not stop, but we would still be listening to 60's music like the beetles today if they had not revolutionized music. Yes there could have been something else but we cannot guarantee that hard rock and metal would have been invented without them :P

[Junkers]

I think it's down to a matter of opinion - one person can say the 80's, the other can say the Renaissance (like hell).

[Xx3n0xX]

No the world would not stop, but we would still be listening to 60's music like the beetles today if they had not revolutionized music. Yes there could have been something else but we cannot guarantee that hard rock and metal would have been invented without them :P

Music isnt just invented like that.. its a different type of music that people dont or do like, and has a different name.. example: normal rock like Muse can't be called hardrock.. but Disturbed CAN be called rock, because not everyone knows the difference between rock and hardrock..

[Gonia]

Music isnt just invented like that.. its a different type of music that people dont or do like, and has a different name.. example: normal rock like Muse can't be called hardrock.. but Disturbed CAN be called rock, because not everyone knows the difference between rock and hardrock..

Rish had a point there, but i don't understand yours... Disturbed as a rock band? Don't think so... Not that i know much about rock and stuff, but since when can screaming vocals, high shredding guitars and double bass pedals be called as a something of a rock genre? I mean, it can, but rock is slow :P

[Intelext]

90's

[Avenged]

All depends on what genre of music you want to think of.

But in my opinion, it was the 80's for Gun's N' Roses.

[Unleashed Hell]

It's very hard to say... I'm not sure what to answer... It really depends a lot on the genre and the artist...

[Iron Maiden]

70s & 80s imo. Most of today's bands sample from that era. Truly a transforming age in music history.

[scottishero]

Late 70s for Joy Division

[RsX]

I would have to go with 90's focusing mainly on the Grunge movement and hard/soft rock.
A lot of amazing albums were released during that era from timeless bands including:

Nirvana
Soundgarden
Alice in Chains
Metallica
Rage Against the Machine
Foo Fighters
Weezer
Oasis
Incubus
Muse
System of a Down
etc..

[zealot2005]

i go late 80's...early 90's

[Wloczykij]

It's very hard to say... I'm not sure what to answer... It really depends a lot on the genre and the artist...

this is very good post since you all keep forgetting about other genres than rock/metal.

[DaCheat]

this is very good post since you all keep forgetting about other genres than rock/metal.

*cough* Points to my post... *cough*