One Rock Song From Every Year For The Last 60 Years (1960-2020)

[@TheManInMeOfficial]

The Evolution of Heavy Metal Music kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2mQhpZofNSmjM0 Comment any other evolution of music type compilations you would want to see.

[@simonp6960]

One band/singer for a year

[@fedex8040]

One metal song from every year

[@fedex8040]

@Hey James ?

[@fedex8040]

@Hey James This is called Heavy Metal

[@fedex8040]

@Hey James 👍🏻

[@sebastianmyrick.9366]

I like how there's both stairway to heaven and highway to hell

[@brumhelldah917]

Easier to get to hell

[@Crimsrn]

@@brumhelldah917 true. u can drive a car on a highway but have to walk up stairs

[@TheNylter]

Also Running with the Devil.

[@kristerissac2504]

Noice didn't notice till I saw this

[@BigguBosu117]

An escalator to heaven or an elevator would be nice.

[@brianrocks2087]

Rock had several moments, it was r&b, it was folk, it was psychedelia, it was hard, it was an attitude of youthful sound from the 50's to now in modern music.

[@mayou7381]

YASSSS EXACTLY!!!!!

[@gabrielcarlobato3565]

Thank you for this amazing comment through Our Lord Jesus Christ in His Holy Name Amen.

[@ReneMINIER-dc6sy]

Soft-rock too...

[@Bioniking]

The progression of rock music from just 1965-1969 blows my mind

[@LeeRenthlei]

Because The Beatles happened

[@cartermontgomery4133]

Along the watchtower and helter skelter changed a lot

[@doesnotexist305]

The Beatles happened in the 60s and changed everything. Plus the 60s were like 3 decades in 1.

[@sashaaa_27]

I mean vu changed a lot.

[@deniscortes2351]

@@LeeRenthlei First of all because of Dylan

[@teachmeaccuracy7246]

This video perfectly portrays the evolution of rock music. Its shows how rock went from your typical uplifting rock n roll to having many different categories like 'metal', 'punk', 'alternative' and 'indie'.

[@amolbhatia1449]

Yup and finally to 'trash'.

[@facemcshooty6602]

Rock itself is in decline, and most good songs from back in the day don't even fit the modern meaning for "Rock", and mostly fall in one of the dozens of metal genres

[@Raydoesitintime]

I disagree. The late 60s-mid 70s had a lot more to it than the video portrays. King crimson, cream, funkadelic, Jethro Tull, Santana just to name a few, were pushing rock boundaries beyond the typical uplifting rock sound. All were progressive.

[@user-fv9er3by5n]

this is a weird comment

[@hjj9269]

Man, don’t get me wrong, there are some good bands in the 00’s and 10’s but rock is really taking a break right now.

[@haberak3310]

Yeah, I mean the last rock song to hit number one on Billboard hot 100 (to my knowledge) was in 2001.

[@laralicari914]

Måneskin are sort of rock butI agree🤷🏻‍♀️ and sabaton & evanescence are still releasing new music.

[@luzviminda795]

the only rock band i know that is popular among rock fans is greta van fleet.

[@hjj9269]

@@luzviminda795 Those guys are just fine, tbh they are too much like Led Zeppelin to make them compelling, but they are talented.

[@ericlayton8888]

You just gotta look beneath the surface. There has always been an abundance of awful music filling the charts and there always will be, it’s just more prevalent now. Look at Velvet Underground & Nico, barely anyone bought that record at the time yet now it’s revered as one of the most important albums ever. Or Dinosaur Jr in the ‘80s, just making great music while the mainstream were obsessing over anthem rock and macho masculinity. There’s plenty of great bands out there today who don’t just sound like every other band in the genre (ahem Greta Van Fleet), see Yak, The Beths, Big Thief, Dry Cleaning, Yard Act…

[@Noahbsng]

I think it's fascinating how the term 'Rock' has changed thorugh the years.

[@beawzonk]

Very true!!

[@elliottmaet2566]

Yea i hate it, ppl now think rock is chaos but it was actualy normal good music

[@mannyblackstar]

@@elliottmaet2566 Chaos music is love

[@joeygalateo5246]

I love it all

[@timnrx7663]

It goes this 📉

[@rodriguezelfeliz4623]

This should be called: proving that the 70's where awesome

[@bilbebop3693]

70s were awesome. Some of queens best were coming out,David Bowie was in his prime and the rolling stones we're doing great work.

[@guu2955]

90s were better

[@bilbebop3693]

@@guu2955 I'd say there both just as good. Just for different reasons.

[@jameybrown69]

@@guu2955 sorry but the 90s weren’t better than the 70s I get that it’s your opinion but queen who are arguably the best rock band of all time and Bowie and stones and lots of others

[@Jahomey505]

That was really fire

[@SolidSnake8295]

It’s amazing how much better pre-2000 was than post-2000.

[@koalasquare2145]

I'd argue that it was the pre-90s that were better with the excepts of nirvana and blur

[@lincolnisnamedlincoln]

plus green day tho

[@thetiniestcar1]

Well get into 2000s metal and you'll change your mind.

[@mannytv1525]

Thats pretty true

[@aviationlba747]

@@thetiniestcar1 Or just listen to the far superior ‘70s and ‘80s metal bands?

[@RL12778]

It baffles me how nickelback got on the list but Eric Clapton and dire straits didn’t.

[@possibly8180]

Not even cream made it smh

[@noahmailloux2836]

Or Motley Crue

[@TheOnlyHollywood1]

@@noahmailloux2836 Mötley Crüe is glam metal

[@TheOnlyHollywood1]

Or KISS, and why was Metallica and Pantera there?

[@jayvorheee7042]

Incubus or what r they considered

[@villavine10]

Nirvana really inspired an entire decades worth of rock songs in the 90’s

[@neonn9674]

I prefer AIC

[@ushio1087]

wut

[@alexmilanov7243]

Guns N Roses > Nirvana

[@masonsummers7902]

@@alexmilanov7243 Guns N’ Roses < Nirvana < Foo Fighters

[@alexmilanov7243]

@@masonsummers7902 hahahahah you are deluded

[@marilynpresley2am]

Never thought of “It’s Now or Never” as a rock song, but Elvis’s voice is so powerful in that song I love it 💜

[@kote1034]

In The End by Linkin Park was released on 2000, not 2002

[@oni8552]

top comment

[@calamariknight481]

In the end, it doesn't even matter (jk, i know it matter)

[@lpsoldier2920]

It's not 2000 it's 2001

[@kote1034]

@@lpsoldier2920 song was released on 2000 into Hybrid Theory,but video was released on 2001

[@lpsoldier2920]

@@kote1034 no it's from 2001 look at Wikipedia

[@psydoof]

Queen man, Freddie, Roger, Brian, and John are true rock gods.

[@cobain3952]

Don‘t forget Kurt, Dave and Krist

[@DaNiPQ.]

Dave mustaine and lenny kravitz are gods

[@_.hm158]

Mate queen are more pop

[@TGAM2005]

@@_.hm158 Depends on which era of Queen. 80s Queen had a more pop-rock style. In the 70s, however, they were very heavily rock-oriented.

[@Jake-fv8np]

zeppelin better

[@ataberkyldz2105]

God's greatest gift to humanity may be the 70s. Thanks God.

[@kidjoeybeats]

U mean thanks to those artists not god.

[@tylurmackinnon6217]

Old person identified

[@ataberkyldz2105]

@@tylurmackinnon6217 you should talk be careful with your dad you idiot

[@ataberkyldz2105]

@Larger than life yeah, that was a lot of drugs in these times, but now? We dont have so much drugs, but we have a lot of motherless idiots like you. So, 70s was best.

[@brunoactis1104]

@@tylurmackinnon6217 I wouldn't phrase it like that, but i agree with the guy, and i'm 19.

[@thrashmetalhead88]

Stuff I like: 0:44 0:49 0:55 1:01 1:06 1:11 1:23 1:38 1:44 1:50 1:56 2:23 2:29 2:34 2:45 2:51 2:56 3:02 3:07 3:52 4:03 4:08 (How You Remind Me is the only Nickelback song I like) 4:40 5:09 5:25

[@alexxblade4034]

I'll never understand why Aerosmith didn't make the list.

[@cptchuff2741]

Or Smashing Pumpkins, Ozzy Osbourne, Aerosmith, freaking Def Leppard. This guy missed a lot of good rock bands

[@jacobwalrath]

@@cptchuff2741 Ozzy Osbourne was a part of Black Sabbath which made the list.

[@cptchuff2741]

@@jacobwalrath True but Crazy Train should've made the list

[@jacobwalrath]

@@cptchuff2741 Yes, I agree, Ozzy's solo career is extremely underrated. More talk about Black Sabbath.

[@cptchuff2741]

@@jacobwalrath I think Heaven and Hell is underrated

[@sweetmeraki15]

I can't believe The Rolling Stones aren't included here :(

[@regurgitatedapplez7388]

Ikr

[@bebe8404]

its only a video i will put i get around in 1964

[@sebamod1552]

And the who

[@samuelmartin8650]

@@MATTI2123 Michael Jackson is not rock, he is pop

[@regurgitatedapplez7388]

@@samuelmartin8650 yea

[@todayhorizon1174]

Didn’t expect RHCP to get the 2016 spot, I thought they would’ve gotten either 99 or 06

[@123MarekS]

I expected 1992 with Under the Bridge tbh, number 2 on Billboard Hot 100

[@julian_nunes]

Californication 99 and Dani Californi 06

[@OMarcelo12]

@@julian_nunes can't stop in 02

[@kiernozm305]

The gateway is great album, but youre right guys, 99, 02 and 06 was better, why? - frusciante

[@РоманВитрюк]

Scar Tissue best rock song 2000

[@elefantemortal3704]

Im glad that I was born in a generation where I can hear all those songs, but man, see some peaplo like Hendrix, Pink Floyd and Led, wouldve been amazing

[@lemmyraisehell.8669]

Trust me on this, it was a musical privilege, Hendrix was so good I still talk about it to this day...

[@elefantemortal3704]

@@lemmyraisehell.8669 Damn, did you went to one of his shows?

[@lemmyraisehell.8669]

@@elefantemortal3704 yes, it was in Coventry in 67(ish) I was 14, my dad took me and my older brother, great parenting on dad's case...

[@elefantemortal3704]

@@lemmyraisehell.8669 Im jealous now haha, hope I get to see Gilmour one day

[@lemmyraisehell.8669]

@@elefantemortal3704 you will,he's definitely worth it.and keep the memories to tell your children, all my son's are into rock etc, and love to here the bands that I've seen,

[@vinyl.croatia]

1971: Stairway to heaven 1979: Highway to hell

[@DrBASSics10]

I would rather pick "The Pretender" by Foo Fighters for 2007 and Snow (Hey Oh) or Dani California by Red Hot Chili Peppers for 2006 part

[@karstenpuder3605]

Snow and Dani California came out in 2006

[@belindafredericks6103]

For 2006 I would do teenegers

[@chadwickmcfaggins9734]

For 2006, I’d keep The Killers

[@tmsskits]

I'd put either something from Californication in '99 instead of Blink 182 or something from By The Way in '02 instead of Linkin Park as well

[@bimomuzakki9379]

agreed

[@yourztruly2942]

Nothing compares to the 70’s and 80’s

[@agustinakreiber3750]

Do you even know how it feels when you know that Slipknot's not gonna be in the list, but then they are? Glorious

[@Harsh-yg3cc]

I thought the same with The Strokes

[@agustinakreiber3750]

@@Harsh-yg3cc what a pleasent surprise, right?

[@fishguy510]

Where was slipknot i didn't see them

[@sergiupastila112]

@@fishguy510 2019

[@agustinakreiber3750]

@@fishguy510 2019, Unsainted 😍

[@david.1308]

I think Arctic Monkeys' "Do I Wanna Know" would be better in 2013

[@simonp6960]

Come A Little Closer is a masterpiece, but I’m okay with you

[@enjoyablesuffering3653]

@@ensarkaraca2773 lol

[@solidjimsnake8556]

@@ensarkaraca2773 So you are one of those shitheads right?😅

[@paranoidandroid6691]

@@ensarkaraca2773 they’re more rock than you’ll ever be

[@stevenred2078]

Yup

[@relativist7033]

It is fascinating to think some of these songs came out as old as 25 years before I was born. Sounds still fresh

[@patrycjasiedlik]

It's incredibly sad how fast goosebumps on my back ceased when I heard most of this songs after 1999.

[@aidandragon9035]

Strokes and white stripes tho, tbf they didn’t put their best songs, I would have put trying your luck and black math Edit:I just now saw that you put most songs haha

[@j.e.6976]

Because the songs this video picked for a lot of the 2000’s onwards were awful.

[@ginge641]

Yeah bro it's almost like you stopped listening to new music around then cuz your tastes had solidified as all the pre 1999 shit.

[@vlr_1374]

And even surrounded by stars, bohemian rhapsody still shines

[@liamgale4561]

only if youre a queen stan who doesnt listen to real rock

[@mike-rb6se]

@@liamgale4561 why are rock fans such pompous assholes lol

[@iridescence4897]

@@liamgale4561 come on now🧑‍🦲

[@bellycurious]

@@liamgale4561, you can be both.

[@BoisNation]

@@liamgale4561 I'm outside your house right now.

[@carlosrojas1758]

In 67 was relased "Strawberry Fields Forever" or "A Day In The Life" cmon men.

[@zajir6268]

:v when

[@thehunter3387]

In 1968 Helter Skelter

[@carlosrojas1758]

@@thehunter3387 in 1969 Something and Here comes the sun

[@inc.289]

Velvet underground> beatles

[@erickcaradepapa328]

La opinión de un papu lince no cuenta

[@unacuentadeyoutube13]

There's a pre and a post English Invasion era (Beatles, Rolling Stones, etc.), a pre and a post Hendrix era, Led Zeppelin era, Pink Floyd era, Van Halen era, etc. So many innovative and creative artists that shaped decades of music history

[@ComradePilas]

The fact that people are fighting over that metal isn’t rock is so stupid

[@anesthesia24]

Ikr

[@mei._lukas]

The fact that there is only one song by Linkin Park in this video is so stupid

[@Crimsrn]

@@mei._lukas since there is only 1 beatles song, i can assume it's a 1 band 1 song thing

[@elliotmoser1302]

@@mei._lukas It’s because linkin park is garbage

[@RokuHanmar]

@@mei._lukas 1 song per band, otherwise a lot of the earlier eras would be completely dominated by 3 bands

[@Wowwowpow13]

I understand why MCR didn’t get the 2004 and 2006 spot, but them not getting the 2010 spot is criminal

[@orhason6155]

A great band

[@Wowwowpow13]

@@orhason6155 agreed, they needed at least one spot on this list

[@zarah8114]

thought they'd get 2006 with welcome to the black parade :c

[@Wowwowpow13]

@@zarah8114 yeah, at first I thought 2004 with Helena of I’m Not Okay. But didn’t Green Day get 2004, which kinda makes sense.

[@stegosaurus0611]

I find it even more criminal that Do I Wanna Know? Didnt take 2013

[@YoYo-pn2st]

Satisfaction should’ve been 1965, that’s pretty much the first modern rock song.

[@7and7is]

No my generation should’ve

[@Kongorlobo]

@@7and7is Beatles cover of Twist and Shout sounds quite hardrock and modern for its tine

[@7and7is]

@@Kongorlobo pretty much

[@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand]

how is there not 1 late beatles song on here?!?!?

[@levalpat]

was thinking the same thing,,, but it is NOT the first modern rock song

[@timetravelingoldman6839]

Chris Cornell had the greatest rock voice to ever grace the genre.

[@aidandragon9035]

I’m not even a fan of soundgarden and audioslave, but Chris Cornell is one of my favorite singers

[@anonymusxyz7420]

Yeah, kinda. Do u know Chester Bennington? Hes better i think

[@camvilogoyun]

@@anonymusxyz7420 ok buddy

[@angeltripper8518]

From an objective look, Corey Taylor or Axl Rose would be the greatest due to having the most broad vocal range

[@whitshenanigans]

Agree.

[@colesonhampton6363]

Van Halen, AC/DC, and Queen really opened up a new generation of rock

[@thehunter3387]

@Rixo and The Who and Stones

[@appleislander8536]

Somehow missed Bowie and the Stones.

[@primepap]

REALLY

[@kallebzxz1740]

and the granberries too

[@luisnavalmarques8546]

U2

[@neta4768]

and KISS!

[@sethbingman1]

And def Leppard, and Shinedown

[@zogames8659]

This is the best list ever. Has every artist I would've wanted to be on the list.

[@johnsinger1242]

An unforgivable amount of these aren't in the rock genre

[@billcipherthedreamdemon2422]

Anything can be rock'n'roll if you're rad enough

[@RevolutionaryGuitar]

All of these are rock, there are over 30 different genres of rock.

[@benjaminlumsden]

It's funny, almost all of them are in the rock genre and yet I agree with you.

[@joeschmoe9657]

Like what?

[@stegosaurus0611]

I really depends what you call rock. The only thing that I think truly isn’t is Feel it still. Amazing song but not rock

[@kittydogcalendar8090]

2:24 that song practically dominated the 80s! And I was born after the song was released

[@rheathesecond]

The crazy transition music had in the 1960s, which made two eras of the 1960s that are different to each other.

[@dropkick5927]

If we are talking rock music, 1965 is the year of Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones, period.

[@walkerb117]

I think Bob Dylan was better

[@dropkick5927]

@@walkerb117 ok, but he was folk, not rock.

[@dymrjones8746]

@@dropkick5927 he was folk untill Bringing it All Back Home, '65

[@loveliness1219]

@@dropkick5927 folk rock

[@ironflazambat5815]

No one’s taking Bob out. As much as I love some bands that were snubbed like the Clash, I understand their not being included. But Bob Dylan is the reason why pop lyrics are analyzed, let alone about anything other than the typical love song. (Forgive the rant, sometimes I just go off on dumb tangents…)

[@HarryPujols]

2012 Are U Mine - Arctic Monkeys 2013 Come A Little Closer - Cage The Elephant (you got that one right) 2014 Out Of The Black - Royal Blood 2015 Trip Switch - Nothing But Thieves 2016 Way Down We Go - Kaleo 2017 Highway Tune - Greta Van Fleet 2019 The Runner - Foals 2020 Televised Mind - Fontaines DC

[@pardisazizi7703]

I totally agree . Solid choices

[@paddywackyakkaydaddy]

It’s a privilege to be alive to witness all of this awesome music!

[@kat1064]

I like how once it hit 1988, rock immediately changed.

[@emeteriosobremonte6179]

And now it is "K pop" era shows how the music changes through the years

[@Eryk.Burkharth]

😭😭

[@sg.k7293]

I really hope that a new Sub genre of Pop music will come and become more popular than Kpop the same way Grunge became a more popular Sub rock genre than Glam Metal.

[@emeteriosobremonte6179]

@@sg.k7293 yeah but for me it's the k pop era and I am thinking how many years will it last or maybe the era wont change for years or decades or maybe forever specially this time.

[@thebookofeli849]

@@emeteriosobremonte6179 next year some new big band will come along always happens Trust me I know from my classmates

[@rizzingsince1969]

K pop? Nah. Rap absolutely dominates the mainstream music and charts nowadays. Hopefully rock gets a revival some time soon

[@DaFuqBoom]

Bruh where's U2?

[@Gospodin65]

о приv

[@RipCreditsFMJ]

More pop

[@jones848]

@@RipCreditsFMJ u2 are definitely not pop

[@RipCreditsFMJ]

@@jones848 rockpop

[@jones848]

@@RipCreditsFMJ Their early stuff is just rock rock. Later stuff is more poppy but they've always been a rock band

[@joe5834]

Looks like right around the mid 90s everything just fell apart

[@MrClean3019]

Fr

[@rattfish]

el scorcho doesnt deserve this

[@ew10q]

Senti falta do The Doors ('60s "People Are Strange"), My Chemical Romance (2004 "Helena") e Arctic Monkeys (2007 "Fluorescent Adolescent") nessa evolução...

[@foxtiiick5364]

La neta si, pero American Idiot si que tuvo mas impacto que helena

[@HenriqueSilva-dc4jj]

Senti falta do Chuck berry

[@l.dunedai1981]

@@foxtiiick5364 Voce entende Brasileiro?

[@foxtiiick5364]

@@l.dunedai1981 Te entiendo aunque no sepa como hablarlo

[@l.dunedai1981]

@@foxtiiick5364 Caracoles q da hra

[@AGR01]

“Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey was released in 1981, not 1980.

[@Zephyr37Music]

In The End by Linkin Park was released in 2000, not 2002 so even bigger gap in there

[@lilpp4791]

@@Zephyr37Music no it was released in 2002

[@Zephyr37Music]

@@lilpp4791 Even if you ignore the fact that Hybrid Theory was released in the year 2000, which in the end was a part of, and select the single release date for rest of the world, the answer would still be October 2001 and not 2002

[@gmt921]

@@Zephyr37Music they probably put it in 2002 because that was the year it peaked as a single

[@Zephyr37Music]

@@gmt921 Yeah, now that could be a fair reason

[@carl_anderson9315]

1960 The Twist 1961 Runaway 1963 Louie Louie 1964 A Hard Day’s Night 1965 Satisfaction 1966 God Only Knows 1967 A Day In The Life 1968 Voodoo Child 1969 Whole Lotta Love 1970 Paranoid

[@Anonymous-cb1fn]

I love the sound of early 2000 s punk teen rock and the 60’s smooth rock N roll

[@Dieggo731]

Aerosmith??? 73' Dream On, 98' I don't want to miss a thing. U2 ? 87' With Or without , 91' One. Scorpions? 84' Rock You like a hurricane, 90' Wind of change . Rolling Stones? 65' Satisfaction, 78 Miss You .. excelent 71' Stairway from Zepp ! but 69' Whole Lotta love ;)

[@asadnazim6827]

All of them should be included.

[@lucadicorcia8788]

They put bands like nickelback, but I can’t see slash with Myles kennedy

[@tmsskits]

Nah Whole Lotta Love is overrated man

[@thangnghiem4229]

Sadly. Money was once of those song(riff) that change the rock scene, and got released at that time thou

[@headphoneman10]

With or without you isnt a good song. Something like red hill mining town would be way better from the Joshua tree

[@milk_cow_blues]

No Ramones, no Sex Pistols, no Clash, no Génesis, no Cure, no Stooges, no New York Dolls, no Sonic Youth, no Pixies, no Joy Division, no Pulp, no Blur, no Libertines, no Nick Cave.

[@dogui9228]

?

[@jonnykhatru]

It's one song per year, obviously not every great artist and band can appear

[@thehunter3387]

No The Who , no Rolling Stones

[@2nerC9]

No Rolling Stones …

[@VictorSilva-wl7qb]

@@thehunter3387 The most important... Why they don't put My Generation in 65'? Or Won't get fooled again in 71' (IMO, so much better than Stairway)

[@rocknroll7996]

Thank you for this 🤘

[@nish2757]

I like how the Crue didn’t even earn one spot

[@derrbennyman1370]

half of these songs aren’t even rock😭

[@ReyReyRey]

So true😫

[@danasatria1831]

agree

[@byon5041]

What?

[@cobraz4488]

Rocknroll, alt rock, indie, punk etc. The list goes on ROCK is a huge genre of music with too many types to count.

[@derrbennyman1370]

@@cobraz4488 alt fits all of those categories

[@Patrick-ni7bs]

Nirvana will always be one of my favorites

[@itzhope3787]

Nirvana guns n roses bon jovi

[@amolbhatia1449]

Yup. Love so many of these bands (well until 93) but Nirvana will always hold a special place for me.

[@benjagain399]

No one cares

[@amolbhatia1449]

Well done on posting on KZbin about things you don't care about.

[@talkingviolin]

What really stands out is the evolution of the production and mixing, specially at the beginning of the seventies.

[@compicon915]

I'm not sure how I feel about there not being an MCR song in here. Especially when "feel it still" is, which I think most people would agree isn't a rock song. It's Pop, maybe even a little r&b but not rock.

[@dwee420]

I disagree. Portugal the man rocks. No computers, just live instruments

[@luismariogarciabautista3026]

4:30 I love muse 😍

[@EdEddnEddyMercury]

"I can't believe _____ wasn't included!" They could only pick one song from each year. Don't like it? Make your own video.

[@jamalsampson9389]

This is actually a great playlist!

[@Mahoot]

I don’t care about anything else I’m just happy that Uprising was the song for 2009

[@ojotime751]

There should be more than just one Muse song

[@lubovx1856]

Yes ! Muse here ! More Muse !

[@gemmychris]

Somehow I know every song prior to when I was born (2002) but barely recognize anything after that.

[@taylorbee4010]

I'm glad we're coming out with some bangers these days but it's absolutely unfair the amount of bands that occurred in the last half a century that are absolute classic bands. I'm sorry that is one aspect for the boomers are absolutely and rightfully spoiled.

[@dafuzzbear7711]

It’s kinda an illusion. They had their fair share of trash it’s just been so long that most of them are pretty much gone from history and the rose tinted memories make it seem like they never existed.

[@kasiaskrobot4842]

There was 'Uprising' - I'm very satisfied ^^ awesome list, thanks

[@sweetdannyandlisa6537]

Haha, yes at least one Muse song

[@dhakshan]

71-Stairway, 75-Boherap, 91-Teen Spirit I was sure about these ones

[@jrichard88]

It’s interesting to see that ebb and flow of starting off with a very basic, straight-ahead sound, then slowly becoming more commercialized, then going back to basics again, then so on and so forth.

[@inkestrel]

2021 is got to be Zitti e buoni dude😂

[@LukeSkyWalker-yh1yy]

Glad u mention muse 👍🏻

[@lukebabbitt2293]

At least the strokes were on there

[@garticus4426]

That’s literally why I watched the video lol, I just wanted to know if they were on the list like they should be

[@pardisazizi7703]

I was gonna throw hands if The Strokes weren't included

[@lubovx1856]

I'm very glad to see Muse here ! So great band ! Thank's a lot !

[@fritz1143]

Hands down the '70s were the best!

[@StudMacher96]

1:23 Best song Ever made! Period!

[@Mars-rv9um]

i agree

[@jeddatienza_montana]

Agree

[@dondu_1533]

I disagree

[@seabass8593]

Along with the song at 1:03 and comfortably numb

[@StudMacher96]

@@seabass8593 True dat

[@riichan2895]

so happy Oasis is here, one of the best rock bands ever to exist

[@shaggyeatsburgers]

Meh not really

[@vanneylen]

@@mega-chad7339 I mean they're kinda right... Not the best but pretty good.

[@shaggyeatsburgers]

@@mega-chad7339 splish splash shut tf up

[@SomeoneThatIsHappy]

@@mega-chad7339 so is the opinion from the guy that commented

[@mega-chad7339]

Fine lmao, I was just kidding

[@elliottgibby89]

The fact that Arctic Monkeys isn't in this makes me sad

[@pardisazizi7703]

One of the best and biggest rock acts in 21st century like how?

[@zzzz-zd5jg]

Literally tho

[@Random-ob7cq]

Same

[@henrybmoreauii5129]

You have no idea how happy I was when the strokes were included in this

[@dylanplivelich6779]

Twenty One Pilots definitely earned their spot in this list with that incredible album opener.

[@ethandylann]

True 👌 ||-//

[@redskeletonart238]

They’ve dabbled in a few genres and atmospheres but I really think they nailed rock the most. Jumpsuit isn’t my favorite album opener (Ode to Sleep is) but for real, it’s an amazing song and really solid for that album.

[@fade_out-1971]

No they didn't. They aren't rock they are pop.

[@ij4927]

@@fade_out-1971 Did you see the video

[@fade_out-1971]

@@ij4927 yeah and they aren't rock. They are pop.

[@librajays9759]

The ending 80 and early 90s just awesome..

[@ldnky5050]

you can hear the music evolve

[@ФранцТрнчић]

70's are something incredible 😍

[@rifkiakhmaljibran8077]

Actually paranoid from black Sabbath is considered as a metal,it's like the one that makes metal popular

[@maxlove8894]

It’s more hard rock than metal

[@augustopasquier7895]

Heavy Metal it's subgenre of Rock Music.

[@loveliness1219]

@@maxlove8894 it's metal

[@anthalax32]

Metal is a part of Rock genre. Purists. Smh.

[@anesthesia24]

Yes it can be called metal, but still rock anyway

[@ekornflukt185]

Omg people pressed over a song not being there, this is not a top rock songs list or anything it’s just simply one song from each year

[@atomicghost775]

" if you lined up every person in the world, not a single one of them would describe The Velvet Underground as Bebop." - Crowley

[@jayar031007]

I miss the 90's..best days of my musical life..

[@thec.e.oofbasedindustries8013]

I'm a rap fan so I can agree that the 90s was the best decade for music

[@elyasalhilly121]

​@@thec.e.oofbasedindustries8013 rap is so much better now, so much more variation now

[@fernn4096]

Rip Chester Bennington Rip Kurt Cobain We love you

[@diogoveiga2918]

feel it still is a rock song?

[@laineridley2143]

No lol

[@diogoveiga2918]

@@laineridley2143 thought so

[@Vitorio582]

To be fair, it's the closest thing to a rock song in the charts in years

[@laineridley2143]

@@Vitorio582 true

[@thetideishighandsoami3928]

Tell me a modern day rock song that has reached the charts in the past, perhaps 5 years

[@iqbal_muhammad5981]

2:24 my fav ballad all the time..yeahh🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thec.e.oofbasedindustries8013]

WTF 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@iqbal_muhammad5981]

@@thec.e.oofbasedindustries8013 yeah buddy

[@marktaylor6491]

Was also surprised to see no punk or independent. Clash, Smiths, REM, etc.

[@bradshii6495]

2:51 The Real Rock N Roll 🤘🤘🤘

[@amanbhakta4524]

Nope.

[@bradshii6495]

on my opinion pal.

[@cullenbrownmusic]

listen to smashing pumkins way more songs and way better

[@thec.e.oofbasedindustries8013]

Nirvana and Guns and Roses single handedly ended the hair rock era so yeah I can't argue with you

[@ritchieglvz7367]

It's grunge

[@ruygranja]

Three big missings: Bowie, Rolling Stones, Smashing Pumpkins.

[@sito19]

1:01 👌👌🎸🥁 the best guitarrist

[@jorcrak_yt2123]

1:40*

[@VictorSilva-wl7qb]

@@jorcrak_yt2123 and you are correct my friend

[@sito19]

Nope only he tapping is cool but not best than jimmy page

[@jorcrak_yt2123]

@@sito19 superstrats, harmonics, sound revolution, shred seeds, floyd explosion and new techniques, characteristic sound of an era, music revolution, inspiration for 80% of the guitarist of 80s new types of amps, the revolution of concerts as a show, New guitar models, playing tricks, etc.

[@jorcrak_yt2123]

@@sito19 superstrats, harmonics, sound revolution, shred seeds, floyd explosion and new techniques, characteristic sound of an era, music revolution, inspiration for 80% of the guitarist of 80s new types of amps, the revolution of concerts as a show, New guitar models, playing tricks, etc.

[@rifkiakhmaljibran8077]

Is Avenged Sevenfold more considered as a metal band than a rock(Hard rock) Band?, that's why it's not in the list?

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

Nah, Metallica and Pantera were already metal. The uploader just didn't show really great options

[@rafaelalodio5116]

I love Rock from the 60's until the 80's, I like some from the 90's but the last twenty years were not the greatest time for rock for sure.

[@gabrielcarlobato3565]

Thank you for this amazing video through Our Lord Jesus Christ in His Holy Name Amen.

[@rubensjunior8586]

It's so strange RHCP on the 2016. But really happy they still have it ❤

[@ashleywootton9556]

1:24 the best song ever created in my opinion

[@thiago891]

1999 Californication, it was the music of the moment at that time

[@anthonygames4451]

The 70’s were insane

[@sasori9367]

Fact: You only hate Nickleback because the internet tells you so.

[@severflux4001]

Negative, ghost rider. Don't try to put your Nickelsack love on me.

[@sasori9367]

Oh

[@eonit836]

Nickleback is chinese version of nirvana a lot worse than original

[@2nerC9]

Nickleback is shit except one song

[@bitffald]

@@2nerC9 That "devil went down to Georgia" cover they made is just dope