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1970s - heavy metal, punk, disco, reggae, early hip hop were all at their best in the 70s. Most of my favourite artists released their greatest albums in this decade. David Bowie, Joy Division, Black Sabbath, Kraftwerk, Blondie and countless others.
1980s - this was the last decade when there was any real innovation in music. The various subgenres of dance, house, techno etc were all spawned in the 80s. Anything since has just been derivative imo.
1990s - this is what I grew up with but I do recognise that there was little originality in the 90s. The stuff that I did listen to, like Oasis, The Verve, Super Furry Animals, was good but largely influenced by what went before.
1960s - I can't deny that there was a lot of ground-breaking stuff released in the 60s but unfortunately most of it is not to my taste.
2000s (and 2010s) were pretty pish tbh.
1. Ayrton Senna
2. Michael Schumacher
3. Fernando Alonso
4. Mika Hakkinen
5. Nelson Piquet
Also based on the books.
1) Tyrion Lannister
2) Jaime Lannister
3) Bronn
4) Varys
5) Littlefinger
Cersei and Tywin both extremely unlucky not to make the cut, as is the Viper (Oberyn Martell). Dany has some outstanding moments but too long passes without her actually doing anything.
