2004/2005 :love:

2009-2011 have been a bit **** when it comes to music, but this year hasnt seemed to bad compared with the last couple :)

for me, 1998-2007 was like my golden era

I SO misread this.

This

Died in the 90s

its so sh*t now!

Little mix on their way

doesn't help. -__-

2012 is the best year for music since the dawn of time because of the idler wheel

Patrick thinking he knows anything about music

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This.

Also with my wife Beyonce Knowles still around I'll always be happy

2010 tbh

The great Pixie Lott was introduced to the world in 2009

nobody ****ing likes pixie lott be quiet

Three #1s say otherwise

shockingly i've actually liked a lot of mainstream music this year. :P and i thought it was ****ty last year and the year before that..

2006 was my favourite year for the charts. :love:

Random bump but my opinion of 2009 has actually changed, Rihanna/Beyonce//Britney/Kelly Clarkson/Lily Allen/Mariah Carey/Ciara/T.I/Keri Hilson/Jamie Foxx/Shakira/Jay-Z/Alicia Keys/Kanye West/50 Cent/Ne-Yo released good or great singles/albums that year :worship: and Flo Rida was actually tolerable

The X Factor ruined music

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I'm really bad at discerning between exact years of the noughties because it's all been such wank.

2000-2003 were the skater/wrestlin VT Nu Metal years for me. POD, Drowning Pool, Creed hell I even took a crack at liking Korn at one point in time. If you were on the sountrack to The Matrix welcome to my life.

2004 was all about going back to classic metal. Scuzz was amazing that summer.

2005 at 14 years of age saw me 'mature' into my short lived indie days. I had a Bravery single, thought Doves were fairly neat, thought Bloc Party were prettt damn organic and traded the filth of Scuzz for the clean rush of MTV2 and it's sonic modesty.

2009 wasn't a bad year for music, like all of the reasons Shaun said

The only thing I hated about 2009 music was when JLS's song (she makes me want to oh oh oh) stopped Beyonce - Sweet dreams on getting #1

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Music will never die, they'll always be great music to listen to, you don't have to listen to whatever is currently popular with this generation, go out and discover, there's tons of the stuff out there.

That is what is so depressing. We have access to more music than any other generation in human history and some people still live and die by what is in their immediate bubble of ponce and have never stepped outside it. I see people debating which X Factor songs are the prettiest and I am like seriously? That is where you are putting your thought?

I suppose what's also saddening is the fact that in an age where supposedly high-quality music can be achieved through little more than a laptop the mainstream stuff is increasingly bad.

I like Music in every year tbh, obviously some years are worse than others but overall there's at least one mainstream song in a year that's good.