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Rock music of 90s>80s..  its not a rout but I'll concede the totality of 90s rock beats 80s rock despite some good peak 80s rock efforts.
Of course rock of 70s>90s>80s.

I said Rock, not Pop or other genres.

this pot will stir itself 

There's good music I like in every era. 

OK, after some thought, I do believe I can find one list that would be better in the 90's, Country Music.  90's Country was excellent, and is still borrowed from to this day.

Oh yeah, one more--the chicks I got to "know," can't forget that one.

Reasonable people can disagree.

But I do believe this is a first, as Utee94 is "not sure!" 

I will end the hi-jacking of the thread, um, now.

Tough call. 


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I'm saving Dar.  Of the Emerites.

True that, both of you.

70's and 80's was attending a Tom T. Hall concert with my parents, Charlie Daniels Band, Alabama, the Statler Bros and Oakridge Boys on LP or 8-track tape, and everything else by AM radio in a car or a tractor.

90's was going to the bar and, you know.

But those 90's brought Garth, Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, several of the 80's guys you mentioned continued on in the 90's--George Strait and Dwight Yoakam.  Also Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Shania Twain and I remember the poster of Tanya Tucker in Longhorns (pre Big XII) as she had a big renaissance.  I can even mention the Dixie Chicks pre their torpedoing their own career.  I'm leaving a bunch out, got to get back to what I'm actually in this chair for today.