If I want to be devil's advocate, I could see where Bobby is coming from. Some artists gave off more compelling material as time went on. For me that are big superstars would be Madonna and George Michael.
Madonna had more engaging songs that went towards my taste. Especially with her 05 record Confession on The Dancefloor.
While George Michael had Older and Patience. Two records that I think are some of the best albums of the 90's and 2000's respectfully.
Also I do know from venturing in this site that Bobby didn't like either Prince's Purple Rain or Tom Wait's Rain Dogs. Now with Rain Dogs I can't get into it. I always start it and then like 30 seconds later I want go to something else. While Prince I do enjoyed the hell out The Beautiful Ones but I'm not the craziest fan of him.
To be more honest people like Rick James and Roger Troutman were way more impressive in funk music.
But that is my interpretation of the situation. And I will leave it at that.
If I want to be devil's advocate, I could see where Bobby is coming from. Some artists gave off more compelling material as time went on. For me that are big superstars would be Madonna and George Michael.
Madonna had more engaging songs that went towards my taste. Especially with her 05 record Confession on The Dancefloor.
While George Michael had Older and Patience. Two records that I think are some of the best albums of the 90's and 2000's respectfully.
Also I do know from venturing in this site that Bobby didn't like either Prince's Purple Rain or Tom Wait's Rain Dogs. Now with Rain Dogs I can't get into it. I always start it and then like 30 seconds later I want go to something else. While Prince I do enjoyed the hell out The Beautiful Ones but I'm not the craziest fan of him.
To be more honest people like Rick James and Roger Troutman were way more impressive in funk music.
But that is my interpretation of the situation. And I will leave it at that.
Good thinking. Rather than saying who I disked, if you were to look at my charts these people would be conspicuous by their absence.
Mercury already listed a lot of great albums from 1985, but I was going through my listened from that year, and realized how weird it is. I'll post some of those.
Overall 1989 was a great year for music but the best thing about it was that the music of this year ushered in the 90s - a much better decade for music.
While I'm selectively exploring some great lesser known albums (mostly Japanese) from the 1980s, I'm still struggling for enough data to pick a stand-out year,
I lived through the whole decade (just) but I have to confess an utter detachment with the majority of popular artists/albums on this site for the period. _________________ http://distranscontinuum.blogspot.co.uk/
I lived through the whole decade (just) but I have to confess an utter detachment with the majority of popular artists/albums on this site for the period.
If you're 37, I guess you were born in 1980, and were 10 in 1990.
I was born in 1972, and my first memory of getting attached to music was when I was 10 in 1982 (apart from the limited music my family exposed me to earlier in life).
I've explored a lot of music prior to 1982 now, but my attachment to it feels completely different to the music from 1982 onward, that I got attached to as it happened.
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