Well as a 90s baby i grew up on everything from the 60-70s up until the late 2000s but id say the late 60swas my fav(the beatles, rolling stones and i could go on ..) but its really hard cause later came joy division, the smiths, oasis and my all time fav the arctic monkeys even tho not old

its just too much good music left for us forever and im so grateful for that

these songs have so much replay value decades later. true talent

wbu? drop some gems i might not know about 👀

Wonderwall

Also Space Oddity

Learned to play it on ukelele

Immaculate

probably the 60s and early 70s too.

some of my fav artists came out of the eras after that, but when it comes to songs the 60s was so stacked.

you probably already know all the songs i'm talking about, but here's the main ones i listen to off the top of my head if there's any you don't know

rolling stones - wild horses, gimme shelter, sympathy for the devil, paint it black, midnight rambler, ruby tuesday
the beatles - strawberry fields forever, in my life
cat stevens - father and son, where do the children play
the kinks - dead end street, strangers, waterloo sunset, you really got me, lola
small faces - tin soldier, the autumn stone, itchycoo park
sandy denny - who knows where the time goes, no end
the who - my generation, won't get fooled again, baba o riley, substitute
van morrison - madame george, into the mystic, sweet thing
t rex - cosmic dancer, metal guru, get it on
john martyn - may you never, so much in love with you, solid air, over the hill,
Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin
rod stewart - gasoline alley, the killing of georgie
pentangle - light flight
Zombies - Care of Cell 44, She's Not There, this year is our year
pink floyd - see emily play, wish you were here, breathe, comfortably numb
nick drake - river man
Fleetwood Mac - man of the world
led zep - what is and what should never be, immigrant song, black dog, friends, rain song
faces - debris, ooh la la, devotion, stay with me
badfinger - without you, dear angie
them - gloria
king crimson - 21st century schizoid man
blind faith - can't find my way home
sutherland brothers - sailing
mike d'abo - handbags and gladrags

Arctic Monkeys discog

too many to list

this is goated tho

british progressive rock

too many legends to miss and im trying not to put Bowie here

like 1968-74 is the peak for british rock IMO

maybe from 65 or a bit earlier to the mid 70s too tbh. that early 60s era is classic after classic

yes at their peak were unstoppable

i prefer american music from that time tbh

CRYING