What was your favorite era?

[prechrswife]

I voted 80's because of the music. (For all children of the 80's, "The Wedding Singer" is a must-see movie.)

[pitc9]

The Wedding Singer is a GREAT movie!!
I voted for the 80's! Because I ROCKED OUT!!! (LOL)

I loved Poison, Warrent, Ratt, Guns-n-Roses I loved all the hair bands!!! I would go back to the 80's if I could and stay there!!

Oh the movies... St. Elmo's Fire, Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Footloose Oh I could go on!!!

[davidpizzica]

I ama fan of the fifties. I LOVE all of the fifties music, doo wop music from that era. And the cars! What I wouldn't give to own a '57 Chevy convertible!! A little expensive today around 60,000 tp 80,000 bucks!!

[Miranda_Rae]

Originally posted by david p
I ama fan of the fifties. I LOVE all of the fifties music, doo wop music from that era. And the cars! What I wouldn't give to own a '57 Chevy convertible!! A little expensive today around 60,000 tp 80,000 bucks!!

The cars rocked!!! I want a fifties car SOOO bad....they have "wings"!! Oh yeah, the music was the greatest!! Johnny Cash all the way!!

[davidpizzica]

Originally posted by Miranda_Rae
The cars rocked!!! I want a fifties car SOOO bad....they have "wings"!! Oh yeah, the music was the greatest!! Johnny Cash all the way!!

Are you a fan of Johnny Cash, too? I love anything he wrote and sang!

[Miranda_Rae]

Originally posted by david p
Are you a fan of Johnny Cash, too? I love anything he wrote and sang!

Oh my gosh! YES!!!! He's my favorite singer. Although I don't like country I *LOVE LOVE LOVE* his music and his books. He's the BEST! I wish I lived in the 50's so that I could go to one of his concerts. I didn't learn about him until after he died. Have you read his autobio "Man in Black"? great book!

[davidpizzica]

Originally posted by Miranda_Rae
Oh my gosh! YES!!!! He's my favorite singer. Although I don't like country I *LOVE LOVE LOVE* his music and his books. He's the BEST! I wish I lived in the 50's so that I could go to one of his concerts. I didn't learn about him until after he died. Have you read his autobio "Man in Black"? great book!

I did read "Man in Black" and Johnny Cash was just a phenominal indivual! If you can find the album "Johnny Cash at San Quentin" which I think is his greatest albums, it is VERY good!

[Miranda_Rae]

Originally posted by david p
I did read "Man in Black" and Johnny Cash was just a phenominal indivual! If you can find the album "Johnny Cash at San Quentin" which I think is his greatest albums, it is VERY good!

I think I have seen that one around. I have this one CD (ok 2 CDs) its a set, and it has 36 songs on it. Yep, he is AWESOME!!! Have you read his last autobio? I haven't yet, but I will when I get a chance.

[Christiansmommy]

I would say the 40's and 50's. Time seemed to be so NOT fast paced....and as someone said, just happy, and innocent. I love watching the movie Back to the Future...the 50s one...seemed like such a cool time to be alive I must admit though, the 80's were great too, i was a child then, and things were so easy then...no responsibilty. But i agree with Tonya, familes stayed together,and most moms seemed to be stay at home moms...seemed like such a nice era...