What is your favorite song from each decade, going from the '60s to the '10s?

60s King Crimson - Epitaph

70s Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

80s Mitallica - Welcome Home

90s Mark Lanegan - The Winding Sheet

00s Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely

10s Steven Wilson - Drive Home

BQ1 : Radiohead - Let Down

BQ2 : What's the most depressing song you know?

Interesting question BTW

60s: Whole Lotta Love, Led Zeppelin (1969)

70s: Layla, Derek and the Dominoes (1970) ; Runnin' With the Devil, Van Halen (1978)

80s: Hallowed Be Thy Name, Iron Maiden (1982) ; Brothers In Arms, Dire Straits (1985)

90s: Forty-Six & 2, Tool (1996) ; Street Spirit (Fade Out), Radiohead (1995)

00s: The Regulator, Clutch (2004); You Create/What I See, Lacuna Coil (2006); Workin' Them Angels, Rush (2007) ; Rays On Pinion, Baroness (2007)

10s: Rosemary, Deftones (2012) ; Take Out the Gunman, Chevelle (2014)

BQ: My favorite from your list is definitely "Let Down" by Radiohead.

BQ2: Do you think I should try to be more of a Classic Rock elitist / Dad Rocker? Or am I classic rock elitist enough?

60s: Astronomy Domine by Pink Floyd

70s: Echoes by Pink Floyd

80s: Triumph of Death (Apocalyptic Raids version) by Hellhammer

90s: Dunkelheit by Burzum

00s: I Have A Special Plan For This World by Current 93

10s: Libet's Delay by the Caretaker

BQ: Sorry, I'm too much of a pleb to know any of them!

BQ2: Did you ever find Bugs Bunny attractive when he put on a dress and played a girl bunny?

60s-Girl from the North Country- Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan

70s- Echoes part 2- Pink Floyd

80s-Dancing with Myself- Billy Idol

90s-Dry the Rain- Beta Band

00s- Back to Black- Amy Winehouse

10s- Rolling in the Deep- Adele

60s: King Crimson - "In the Court of the Crimson King"

70s: Wire - "The 15th"

80s: Husker Du - "Something I Learned Today"

90s: Ride - "Dreams Burn Down"

2000s: Have a Nice Life - "The Big Gloom"

2010s: Tame Impala - "Nothing That Has Happened So Far Has Been Anything We Could Control"

BQ: Absolutely. I love "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" & "The Figurehead", and I like "Let Down", too.

BQ2: Would you consider The Cure & The Smiths to be the most important bands of the 80s alternative/indie scene?

60s: "Sympathy for the Devil" - The Rolling Stones & "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" - The Beatles

70s: "Black Dog" - Led Zeppelin

80s: " I Am the Ressurection" - The Stone Roses

90s: "Champagne Supernova" - Oasis

00s: "Can't Stop" - Red Hot Chilli Peppers

10s: "Blue Collar Jane" - The Strypes

BQ: Yes, Transmission, is a tune. Dark as ****, but a tune nonetheless.

BQ2: Top 25 bands of all time? (No Bias)

90s: Forty-Six & 2, Tool (1996) ; Street Spirit (Fade Out), Radiohead (1995)

00s: The Regulator, Clutch (2004); You Create/What I See, Lacuna Coil (2006); Workin' Them Angels, Rush (2007) ; Rays On Pinion, Baroness (2007)

60s: Beach Boys - Little Honda

70s: Mud - Tiger Feet

80s: Queen - Another One Bites The Dust

90s: Yes - I Would Have Waited Forever

00s: Green Day - American Idiot

10s: Prima Donna - Sociopath

Hey, Ryan. The particular tune depends on my mood - and you neglect the 50's...

Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, The Animals, The Experience, Doobies, Bad Company, CCR, Van Halen, ZZ Top, TOP, Metallica, SRV, Stevie Wonder, The Police, Black Crowes, Buckcherry, John Mayer, and...this woman, who I saw this week. So far, she has not responded to my offers of total love:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRiiL6Aqgag

Fun but hard question. 60: inscence and peppermints or you don't own me

70's: Boogie nights 80s: Born in the USA

90's: You outta know. 00's : not sure but Wake me up when sept. ends.