Topic: TIMELINE SIXTIES UNTIL TODAY.

What is so special about the sixties? MUSIC or EVENTS, and even POLITICS.
You can write a book about the sixties. What I love in that music is the evolution into psychedelic and complex music.
Seventies, a lot of real popular sixties groups, didn't survive.
What is the influence regarding the time line? seventies: T-rex, Elton John, a short anarchistic period: punk, sex pistols followed by a DISCO hype, Gloria Gaynor Donna Summer and a man who was loved by almost everybody BARRY WHITE. It is weird to see some names, Gloria GAYnor, and her smashit I Will Survive. See Marvin GAY, he changed it in GAYE.
Early eighties; the so called "new wave"
Nineties: suddenly: Smell like teen spirit, followed by a lot of bands and it is called 'grunge"
Also hard rock metal came to the public.
2000- today, I just noticed that a lot of groups exist, BUT WHAT IS THE MUSIC STYLE TODAY? I go for, a word I don't like at all: R&B.
Please who is specialised in putting groups, their influence on a timeline?
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What happened between the 60's and the 70s?

One word.  Cocaine.

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Jerome, I agree 100%, but on the timeline, I had the impression that cocaine was more used in the seventies.
I remember me a kind of DEATH LIST
1) Keith Richards
2) Lou Reed
3) A lot of others

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It was.  We went from hippy groovers smoking weed and expanding their minds on LSD in the 60s, to cocaine fueled disco in the 70s.

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it wasnt all cocaine, that was far too expensive then, that was for the rich kids or the well off bands. To substitute that there was glue sniffing, Gas buzzing hash, poppers, jellies and a lot more other prescribed drugs getting abused.
Not that I took any of them, I just know a lot that did.


Ken

ye get some that are cut out for the job and others just get by from pretending

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well there was lots and lots of drugs.... but there was some dang good music.

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There was some dang good drugs, too!

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Don' tell me. I had, thanks to my profession to get "samples" of drugs even worse than cocaine and heroin together and for free.
I remember me reading in some magazines, that KEITH RICHARDS is still living, because he could afford the GOOD, 100% pure stuff.
Unfortunately, if you see the guy, I admire him, but a lot of people at his age are in a service flat
What I wanted to ask with this topic was in fact: the most important bands in the sixties, seventies, and their impact on the music until today.

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It's kinda difficult too categorise music today.  R&B is certainly one style, and doncha just hate the way the pilfered the tag R&B?

Over here in the UK I guess if you were to pigeon hole the current sound then it would probably be Indie Rock.

It's easy too see that quite a few of the current groups are influenced by certain groups from the 'old days' wink  The Who, The Stones being just two examples. But then you get groups like New Order/Joy Division and The Smiths from the late 70's early 80's influencing current bands as well.

I reckon if you make music then absolutely everythiing you listen too, or have listened too is going to be an influence on your sound. Whether you actually realise this (or not) when you are composing a tune is a different mattter. smile


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I told already that I had the honor to be MD on one of the biggests popfestivals in Europe.
I was "backstage" only responsable for the "bands". I saw and learned a lot there. I can tell that I have seen an evolution from 1982 ----> 1996, I stopped and left the unpaid job to another doctor.
In the beginning, there was a lot more drugs, marihuana and hash and alcohol, in 1996 the groups were more clean, and they ordered less, and they used vitamines, fruit...
I had a real close contact with even the biggest names. I saw that the groups, or singers, in fact all celebrities like Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, The Cure, the Jam... were really nice guys, but the "sharks"were horrible. Those people, like roadmanagers and others found themselves more important than the musicians. Thanks to my real nice conversations, I was asked to come on stage, Neil Young asked me that I was on stage, behind curtains and not really visible. I swear that as a little shrimp with Neil Young, The Cure, Foo Fighters and others, you get a "kick" seeing the crowd singing using sigaret lighters was abnormal fantastic, it is a feeling that you can compare with the feeling the artists get on stage. Backstage, rule number one was: DO NOT DISTURB THE MUSICIANS, I had the luck that they invited me in their trailer, using a medical advise or treatment. Dave Grohl invited me to come over end of august 1996. I had all his private numbers, I could sleep there and he planned almost everything, like going in a studio, where REM recorded a new album, play together, and I phoned him that I couldn't come. THE BIGGEST MISTAKE I probably ever made in my life. We kept in touch for a few months and as it is like always, those things end. I still regret this "miracle". I still remember what he toldme about Cobain and he HATED Courtney Love, accusing her indirectly as the reason why Cobain died (Not believing in suicide, as alot of people did). This was a once in a lifetime offer, I was just afraid to go back on Holiday, only 3 months after travelling in South Africa), to loose a lot of patients. About the Smiths, I don't like their music, same thing for the Cure. I was on stage whenthey performed and I saw at least 500 look a likes.
Maybe I should try to listen better to the Cure, Smiths BUT THEY ARE SO DARK.
Moddish you write what I think, one music style influence other groups, who influence again others, but I have it difficult to understand how music styles are born.
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well the 60's and 70's were good times for country music, turned put Waylon and Willie, Merle, and some of Hank Jr.'s best works.... and loretta lynn and george jones came along around then too if i'm not mistaken. Its been called the Golden Age of COuntry Music, because you had awesome new guys and awesome old guys around at the same time to sing together.... somewhere in the 80's it kind of took a turn for the worst lol
One of my favorite bands from the 60's -
Creedence Clearwater Revival. I love to hear some good old rock n roll music from before they had all the technology and effects we have today, and CCr seems to be a good example of what stage in development playing electric guitar was (as were some other fine bands i'm just using them because i like them). I like to hear it because I can hear the basic patterns and tricks etc. that have become the base of so many modern styles.

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