Which is ur fav band from each decade

50s
60s
70s
80s
90s
00s

I don't listen to much 50s or 60s music, so I don't really have a favorite band from those eras, though I do like some of the music.

So, excluding those:

1970's: #1 is definetly Aerosmith, with Heart a close second.
1980's: Madonna. Not really a band. So if I had to pick a band...it might be The Police or Culture Club.
1990's: Guns N Roses. I also like Live.
2000's: Too soon to judge for sure, but front runners are: Aerosmith (having produced in my opinion one of their best albums since the 70s, and promising more good stuff soon); Nickelback; Linkin Park

Here's mine

50s - I enjoy the music but don't really have a favorite band.
60s - The Beatles
70s -The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac
80s -U2
90s -Dave Matthews Band
00s - So far it's been U2. I saw them in concert last year and they are still as good as ever.

50's - I dunno
60's - The Beatles
70's - The Monkees
80's - I dunno
90's - I liked The Spice Girls although now I would like to kill them now.
00's - Good Charlotte :)

50s: Buddy Holly
60s: The Beach Boys, The Association
70s: Chicago, Cheap Trick, Foreigner
80s: The Police, Duran Duran, The Smiths
90s: Oasis, the Manics, Smashing Pumpkins
00's: Coldplay and The Strokes

50s: Buddy Holly
60s: The Beatles
70s: Kiss and Aerosmith
80s: Madonna or Michael jackson
90s: Nirvana
00s: Eminem, Linkin Park, or POD

50's; I like Ricky Nelson. He had a band behind him on TV so I guess he can qualify!

60's;Hmmmmmmmmmm Let me see now........................:lol:

70's;Wings, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Doobie Brothers, The Guess Who, ELO

80's; Hall and Oates, Foreigner,Van Halen

90's-00 The only one there that I liked (or paid attention to) is Matchbox 20.:confused:

50's-none
60's-Jefferson Airplane, The Lovin Spoonful, 5th Dimension, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan,
70's-The Chi-lites, The Ojays, Supertramp, Earth Wind and Fire
Bee Gees, The Jackson Five, 10cc, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Sly and The Family Stone, Rolling Stones, Doobie Brothers
80's-Timex Social Club, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, Bananarama,
The Bangles, B-52's, Yes, Adam Ant, Madonna, Ambrosia,
90's-Dee Lite, Extreme, Digital Underground, Pure Sugar,
LFO, Will Smith, Janet Jackson, TLC, Salt-N-Pepa
00's-Nelly, 3rd eye blind, Smashmouth, Blaque

I'll start with the '60's because the '50's was a little before my time:

60's: The Beatles. the Stones, the Who, Jimi Hendrix Experience,
and Steppenwolf. Bob Dylan had a lot of great songs. It's easy
to say the first two but when I went back to listen to them, it
was amazing to hear how original and ahead of their time they
were. There was so much good guitar back then.
70's: Black Sabbath, KISS, Rush, Blue Oyster Cult, Led Zeppelin,
Ted Nugent, Deep Purple, UFO, Van Halen, the Scorpions (before
they got major popular in this country, they had a great guitar
player named Uli Roth), Judas Priest (saw them open for UFO in
1979!!), Jethro Tull and Yes. The decade I started playing
guitar. I was so starved for rock and metal because disco was
so stinkin' huge...
80's: AC/DC, Ozzy, Iron Maiden, U2, Motley Crue, Cinderella...I have so many bands to name....especially Metallica and Megadeth, and it got to the point I missed great bands like Winger, Warrant, White Lion and Whitesnake in the 90's. I realized I wanted to play guitar (again) after seeing Metallica perform on the Grammies in 1989.
90's: Alice in Chains, early Soundgarden, Screaming Trees, King's X, Pantera. Testament, Dream Theater, some Smashing Pumpkins.

I forgot from the "double-zero" decade: uh...
My old metal fave from the 80's.......... Nothing grabs me as much
today. I like Nickelback and Creed, and Soulfly. Disturbed. Stained. I got to keep my ears open and not rely on the radio.