What ever happened to Music Era's

[GYL]

But that's where I think you're wrong. I think the we've simply moved from buying and sharing music face to face to the realm of the internet. I mean, look at what we do here at rab... share music, discuss music, discuss trenRAB... etc. The gathering of like minded people has never been easier now that a punk from china can talk to a punk from Rhode Island.

I think musical movements have simply found their niche in the online world instead of the physical one.

This is what I'd like to see come of this decade, which to me seems more revolutionary than any of the previous...

Most people discover music online, which I think it'll eventually lead to a more eclectic society of music fans not nessicarily associated with any one particular movement... instead, they'll leave movement and genre breeding to the musicians and they'll become exactly that - musical styles, rather than any particular fashion or attitude along with them.

[nojoconnections]

I'm not interested in what people play in mainstream douche establishments and house parties that currently play pop-rap and pseudo-hardcore garbage. : The music may change but the people will remain the same.

[LolaMesser]

You've missed a whole bunch of genres like

• 50's
  Doo-Wop
  Rock-a-billy
  
• 60's
  Bobby era (UK)
  Instrumental Rock
  Surf Rock
  Nashville Country
  Bakerfield Sound
  Acid Rock
  Garage Rock
  Soul
  
• 70's
  Soul
  Pub Rock
  Art Punk
  Post Punk
  New Wave
  No Wave
  Philly Soul
  Disco
  Southern Rock
  Soft Rock
  New Wave
  Dawg music
  
• 80's
  College (Radio) Rock
  New Jack Swing
  Shoegaze
  
• 90's
  Alternative
  Post Grunge
  Space Rock
  
• 00's
  Screamo (circa ?)
  Post Punk Revival

I give up too many to remeraber

[reactionzero1010]

Hopefully all the great music that was released this decade won't be forgotten about in 10 or 20 years time. I don't want this decade to be remerabered for all the wrong reasons.

[radex]

Spoken exactly like someone who has no idea what they're talking about.

[riaphaelle]

What ever happened to the era that would come into music every couple of years or so.

in the 60's we had the british invasion, psychedelical rock era
in the 70's we had the hard rock, glam rock, progressive,punk era's
in the 80's the new wave and hair band era's
in the 90's the grunge and britpop era.

this whole decade has been a decade of nothing, all the good banRAB have been pushed underground the same banRAB that would have been relvent in the 60's or 70's, while few have been able to remain commercial and be original. Record companies are in panic mode now, cd sales are decreasing every year and this is why they don't push talented artists like they do for there commercial crap.

Music will never be the same again and it sickens me.

[Klive]

The "electronic era" was the late 90s.

[Paxton W]

With pleasure.

Do you people honestly think people are gonna look back fondly on Kanye & Co.? This decade will be remerabered for the indie scene. End of story.

[tx...mommy]

Thank you for correcting that misplaced apostrophe, it was really pissing me off. (I bolded your italic since quoting automatically italicizes text)

Sorry for the OT post (especially since it's top of page!) but peoples got some terrible grammar skillz on da interwebs, and these apostrophes in plural worRAB have got to stop!!!

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[staciy]

welcome to the real age of DIY

if you don't like it. leave. hahaha