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Favorite Decade...

Quicken Jasmine

Good Morning All,
It is time for another monthly Ice Breaker question!

The 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s: Which decade do you love the most and why?

Although I was born at the end of the 90s and did not get to participate in any of these decades I would go with the 70s as my favorite: voluminous hair, parachute pants, bell bottoms, tye-dye, colorful eyeshadow, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd... need I say more??

What is your favorite decade out of those 4? I look forward to finding out!
Happy Thursday

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Quicken Anja

I'm an early 90s baby so I'd have to stick with choosing the 90s as my favorite decade

All my favorite childhood memories took place in this era, and having my older brothers and sister be teenagers during that time made them very influential in getting me to listen to all the 90s greatest hits (which I still play today and annoy my children with

)!

Looking back I'd say the fashion is a bit questionable but I sure loved rocking it back then and remember pouting at certain outfits I was not allowed to wear that my sister would rock as they were teen-appropriate, but certainly not child-appropriate.

Quicken Jared

I was born - practically - right when the decade started, so I will have to concur with @Quicken Anja and say the 90s are my favorite, as well.

I really loved the way a lot of the console games from the SNES era looked; they had managed to develop pixel graphics to what I would consider its highest point in the 16-bit era. Of course, you had the large-scale introduction of polygons and other gaming innovations, as well. Resident Evil and Silent Hill popped up back then, too; my favorite franchises ever.

A lot of my favorite bands either got together in the 90s or hit it big then: Sponge, Soundgarden, Pantera, Chevelle, the Deftones, The Uriah Omen/He Is Legend, Alice in Chains, Coheed & Cambria, etc. Practically every genre you could enjoy had a multi-platinum hit, which is something I miss, given how everything on radio seems to be designed to sound like everything else in the 2010s/2020s.

Of course, there are a lot of films and TV shows I remember pretty fondly from the 90s, as well. Mortal Kombat, Jurassic Park, and the Fifth Element. I can't really forget watching Toonami back around '96 or so, back when Tom looked like a 'Bob-omb' from Mario and they were premiering stuff like Robotech Macross for the first time to mass audiences in the States. Who can forget The Power Rangers, Twin Peaks, and Goosebumps?

Of course, I love flannel and I don't know anything about proper jean/denim maintenance, so that just fits in perfectly.

Anyway, that's enough nostalgia for now.

Thanks,

Quicken Jared

NotACPA

The 80's. That's when I moved to SF and became a Wineaux.

90's for me, purely based on music. I still enjoy loud Techno and Alternative and regularly attended the early years of Coachella.

Now why would you mark my previous comment "Unhelpful"? Grrrr

Chris_QPW

BK said:

Now why would you mark my previous comment "Unhelpful"? Grrrr

Maybe someone just clicked on the wrong spot and wanted to click Helpful, and didn’t notice the mistake.

I'll be positive and pretend that was the case. Thanks @Chris_QPW

Quicken Anja

BK said:

Now why would you mark my previous comment "Unhelpful"? Grrrr

I went ahead and removed the "Unhelpful" reaction from your comment!

Thank you @Quicken Anja