The ONE definitive song from the decades of rock and roll

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I think some people aren't understanding the topic Confused Or maybe I'm not.

Is this just 'rock & roll', and any type of music? Neutral If it's any type of music that's 'defining the decade', then my list would be:

50's: Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
60's: Velvet Underground - Heroin
70's: Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
80's: Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
90's: Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
00's: White Stripes - Seven Nation Army


...Actually...That's pretty close to what I had before isn't it Anxious

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Hayden wrote:
I think some people aren't understanding the topic Confused Or maybe I'm not.


LCD Soundsystem rocks and rolls.
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If it's ONE SONG to define every single genre of music in a given era than the list is by definition impossible to make.
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Necharsian wrote:
Think

Interesting to see that Smells like Teen Spirit basically has a monopoly on the 90s.


over-rated i say! Twisted Evil

Pearl Jam - Jeremy/Alive/Betterman
STP - Plush
AIC - Would?
SP - Cherub Rock/Today/1979/BWBW/Tonite-Tonite
Soundgarden - Loud Love/Fell On Black Days/Black Hole Sun
RATM - Killing In The Name/Bullet In The Head
Dinosaur JR - Feel The Pain
Screaming Trees - I Nearly Lost You
Beastie Boys - Sabotage
Counting Crows - Round Here/Mr. Jones
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees/Paranoid Andriod
The Verve - Drugs Don't Work/Lucky Man
Oasis - Champagne Supernova/Don't Look Back In Anger/Supersonic

just to name a few (better options)....
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Charicature wrote:
... each of the decades of rock and roll.

1970s: Dancing Queen - ABBA
1980s: Material Girl - Madonna


These 2 songs don't even come close to being rock'n roll.
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50's: Buddy Holly - Oh Boy
60's: Them - Gloria
70's: David Bowie - Suffragette City
80's: Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime
90's: Pixies - Where Is My Mind? ( I know this was 1988, but it feels like a 90's precursor to me)
00's: Arcade Fire - Rebellion (Lies)
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Hayden wrote:
cartoken wrote:
kinda agree with your list Charicature. here's another one :

1950s: Little Richard - Tutti frutti
1960s: The Rolling Stones - Satisfaction
1970s: Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen
1980s: Mickael Jackson - Thriller
1990s: Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana


^ I would have that. No joke. The only one I didn't think of was Thriller, but I guess that works out better than "Sweet Child O' Mine"...

The 2000's choice was really weird though Think I wouldn't say Someday symbolized the 2000's at all. (Great song, and I know you like the Strokes, but I don't think it'd work).

You're right, Seven Nation Army is more famous.

2000's: White Stripes - Seven Nation Army or Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps
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50s = Rock Around The Clock - Bill Haley & His Comets (or any of the early hits by Elvis)
60s = Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (2nd choice - Hey Jude or Aquarius from Hair (5th dimension)
70s = Stairway to heaven – Led Zeppelin (2nd choice would have been Hotel California - The Eagles)
80s = Sunday Bloody Sunday" - U2 (Although I agree that the Talking Heads are a very good example of
typically 80s and only 80s music)
90s = Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvana
00s - Clock - Coldplay (or Seven Nation Army - White Stripes) I consider that the 00s decade is the one during which rock'n roll's predominance of the music scene is now a thing of the past. The 80s also was much more dominated by pop but RnR still had a better presence than in the 00s.


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cartoken wrote:
Hayden wrote:
cartoken wrote:
kinda agree with your list Charicature. here's another one :

1950s: Little Richard - Tutti frutti
1960s: The Rolling Stones - Satisfaction
1970s: Sex Pistols - God Save The Queen
1980s: Mickael Jackson - Thriller
1990s: Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana


^ I would have that. No joke. The only one I didn't think of was Thriller, but I guess that works out better than "Sweet Child O' Mine"...

The 2000's choice was really weird though Think I wouldn't say Someday symbolized the 2000's at all. (Great song, and I know you like the Strokes, but I don't think it'd work).

You're right, Seven Nation Army is more famous. 2000's: White Stripes - Seven Nation Army or Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps


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Polythene Pam wrote:
1950's Johnny B Goode
1960's Gimme Shelter
1970's Bohemian Rhapsody
1980's London Calling
1990's Smells Like Teen Spirit
2000's Seven Nation Army


^ this.

Though maybe with "Like a Roling Stone" in place of "Gimme Shelter".
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