the 80s the 90s or today
210542
are you nuts how can you pick just one.all of them are my favorites.
170718
Get on the internet (yahoo, of course), and type in "80's fashions/men's/clothes" or something like that, or I bet you there is somebody close to you that has 80's clothes. o.k.bye.
672756
i was over them back in the '90s...
22003
Religous music changed A LOT over this period.  Maybe you could focus on the way the music has changed and tie it to the political and cutural facts.
465666
70's and 80's music,but my parents also liked some current rap.
550306
The 60's were definitely an era of change in more than one area. It was a revolution of sorts. Not all the boomers were into free love, sex, and drugs. Throw in the Vietnam War and there was a lot of controversy about the times, the generation, the beliefs at the time.....it was as each significant era distinctly its' own. I lived it, didn't agree with all of it, look back try to make sense of it all, and realize your kids just like you are gonna do what they are gonna do, and all the song and dance doesn't stop it merely changes. You usually don't learn from someone elses mistakes unfortunately. So ironic and humorous not really simply par for the course......of life.
140417
ye i agree about the 1960's, think that would be pretty fun. I would also like 2 go back and see the ancient egyptians
99892
Well they don't spend too much time in the 80s for that movie. So maybe your child will wonder more about the 60s like we all did when that movie came out.
331779
No, it isn't. It goes in phases. We're back to what people wanted in the 70s (Twiggy the supermodel). In the 80s, bigger women were in style.
259861
I think there was more of a sense of optimism and greed. To me the 90's were more of a time of adventure and extreme stuff. The 80's were all about me and how I can improve myself.
31607
Depends. In my school, the tights and skirt from the 80s seems popular with a few girls. We also have Converses, the skater look, and hoddies seems to be cool fashion in our grade.
532137
I'm 35 and still stuck in the 80's. \n\nMy faves:\n\nDuran Duran is tops!\nEurythmics\nUltravox\nBananarama\nPower Station\nDokken\nRatt\nBoomtown Rats\nHuey Lewis and The News\nMen without Hats\nThompson Twins\nHuman League\nB-52's\nDevo\nThe Go-Go's\nThe Smiths\nHall & Oats\nVan Halen\n\nloads more.
371753
Sorry friend but your generation is being assimulated by mine.\n\nVery few new stuff seems to be prominent. Lots of stuff from 80s and earlier.\n\nWe just don't want to give you a voice.
112974
if i can ill go back 2 the 90s and change a lot of mistakes i did
28677
me! u cannot compare 80's music to today's music. during my high school days, when i was 16, i listened to phil collins, the jets, flock of seagulls, duran-duran, men at work etc. but i also like some of today's muse like weezer and green day.
42957
I believe Fresh Prince first aired in 91 or 92. Nothing to do with the 80s.\n\n>>>80s style\n\n80s style in everything tried very hard to be sophisticated. That applies to architecture, fine art, TV, clothing, cars, music and so forth. Not that it always succeeded, but sophistication was the ideal. That was contrasted by the 70s plastic/futuristic style in just about everything and the early 90s descent into grunge.\n\n>>>80s music. \n\nVery poppy. Very middle-of-the-road. Thanks to MTV pop was THE 80s music.   Think Michael Jackson, Prince and Madonna.  Even the rock and 'mature' acts like U2 or Genesis were extremely poppy compared to 70s or 90s music. 80s music was very easy to listen to and almost entirely uncontroversial. Madonna was the most controverisal popular artist for songs like "Like a Virgin". That's how uncontroversial 80s music was.\n\nI discount punk as a 70s survivor rather than 80s music, just as I discount early 90s hair metal acts as 80s survivors and defintitely not 90s music.\n \n>>>80s technology development\n\nSuprisingly large on the home front. At the beginning of the 80s VCRs were almost unheard of in private homes and even medium sized cities didn't have any video rental outlets at all. Microwave ovens, personal computers, remote control TVs and cell phones were also practically unheard of. By the end of the decadee those things had all become commonplace.\n\n\n>>>>human values etc\n\nConfused. \n\nDespite the popular image of the "Greed is Good" 80s yuppie the 80s saw LiveAid. It saw the real rise of the environment movement away from the leftist hippy fringe and into the mainstream. It saw the start of the 'War on Drugs'. It saw a massive international mobilastion against apartheid in South Africa. It saw mass rallies against nuclear weapons. Social politics in movies and on TV in the 80s was far more common than anything today. \n\nOverall it was very odd. Society seemed more socially aware and socially active than at any period since the 60s, while at the same time individuals were astoundingly blase.
502038
80's were better ,, Galaga,& Defender ,Berzerk, and Asteroids were a few of my favorites