1804 was my second choice, obvs.
What was the best year in history for music? My nomination: 1973. Seminal albums from David Bowie, Steely Dan, Brian Eno, Funkadelic, Genesis, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Queen, Tom Waits, The Who, Stevie Wonder, Yes, & Led Zeppelin. Come @ me.pic.twitter.com/NwlL0XtXkL
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For me, 1978 was even better, The Police, Donna Summer (I feel love), Grease, The Who, Chic, Bee Gees, Sister Sledge, Kool & the Gang, Earth Wind & Fire...
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1978 is a formidable contender.
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The two best folk metal albums of all time both dropped in 2007: Moonsorrow's "Havitetty", and Primordial's "To the Nameless Dead".
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I want to learn more about folk metal. It is a thing?
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I’m 40, so obviously 90s biased, but 1992 was very solid. Arguably set the stage for the next two decades.
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Tori Amos' first major album was 1992, and she proved a musical genius who inspired a generation of female singer-songwriters. So, also a pretty good year.
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1967 was awesome. We got gifted with The Doors debut album, and the Beatles helped give us double tracking technology. That was massive. Also a fan of Disraeli Gears by Cream, Axis Bold as Love and Are You Experienced. Good year for guitar in general.
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The Jimi Hendrix breakthrough on the things that can be done with an electric guitar -- a massive innovation for sure.
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In an analysis based on the opinion of music critics as compiled by http://acclaimedmusic.net , I find that 1969 was the best year.pic.twitter.com/k98L7Gwq5Z
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Abbey Road, Let it Bleed, In the Court of the Crimson King, Velvet Underground, Led Zeppelin I *and* II.
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