hippys 60, punks 70, what's next?

Question

hippies where in 60
punks in 70
what was in 80-90-00?

Answer 1

80s was new wave
90s was grunge
00s the scene, now, isnt emo or hardcore as most people think. emo has never actually been hugely popular, what people think is emo was never really emo i.e. further seems forever, dashboard confessional, hawthorne heights. and hardcore is dead and hasnt been innovative in years.
right now, if your in the scene, you either listen to poppy rocky indie stuff thats difficult to classify (Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco, cartel) or you listen to some form of metalcore that is also difficult to classify (metal has been reinventing itself every two or three years for a while now) i.e. drop dead gorgeous, the devil wears prada, or underoath

Answer 2

While I think that it's too diverse to put everything from one decade into a single category, I think the 80's will (unfortunately, in my opinion) be remembered for the hair bands. The 90's seemed to be partially focused on the Grunge movement for some time, and the 00's seem to be a huge amalgamation of everything, but the primary focus of today is on hip-hop/ rnb or punk/emo music, depending on how you look at it.

Answer 3

There has been a pretty wide variety of 'scenes' in each decade
80's- new-wave dance and hip-hop fusion
90's- Grunge and all those great 90's alternative bands ( with a Swedish dance song here and there)

now the 21st century looms and I think it will be a fusion of it all. Or maybe, just maybe, the revival of Folk. ;)

Answer 4

80- New Wave
90- Grunge
00- Emo

Answer 5

eighties was pop/new wave/techno
nineties was grunge and alternative
and now, i think we are seeing a rise of the "indie" and "hardcore" scenes.