Favourite decade of music.
MaxB
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70s70s. Used to take a tranny to school to annoy the teachers.0
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60sAh the 70s....Bell bottoms and nipple tickler collars...lol0
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60s@woodbine...great taste woodbine, I love american rock n roll, uptempo doo wop....I was different too coz at age 12 I was really into Phil Spector productions...absolutely adore all the old music, tends to be more obscure stuff I listen to...when I first ever heard 'Be my baby' by the Ronettes at age 12 I knew this was the music for me....that drum intro...WOW!1
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It depends on My mood. I may say the 1980s because it was the first decade I really started listening to music. I grew up in a household of eclectic music. Whether it was my parents listening to Show Music (Roger's and Hammerstein etc) or various others listening to Jazz, Blues or even Alvin Stardust.0
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I was born in the 50`s but love 60s music. I also love to watch people dancing to 50s music....jive, rock n roll, swing
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80sI grew up in the 80's and really love 80's power ballads and 80's rock music!0
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70sI was a teenager in the 70's so no contest here, lol! I do like the 90's rave and hardcore a lot though. There isn't much music that I don't like except classical.
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90sI love more than one decade.1
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00s00's are just all the cheesy songs, but I do love most music!
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