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I have to say the '90s was my least favorite genre. That doesn't mean I didn't like a LOT about the '90s. Things are relative.

Wasn't into grunge at all (wasn't into hair bands either.) But some great stuff came out of the '90s. Alanis Morrisette got mad, Matchbox 20 cranked up, Mr. Jones is one of the great songs of ANY decade and I could go on.

'60s were a time of change, '70s were kind of boring (too much soft rock), '80s were my favorite. But I find a lot to like in the 2000s and the 2010s too. I'm not into heavy rap, but there's a lot of hip hop that I like.

I guess I just like music.

The music reflects the mood of the country IMO. Having said that no era was ever more optimistic than the 50’s. America was at it’s peak as the be all, end all of the world. The music reflected that. Yes, we still had some very troubling racial issues, but even the black music was dynamic and mostly optimistic. Chuck Bary, Little Richy , Fats Domino, The Killer Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, The Big Bopper, Richie Valence, Ricky Nelson. Locally Rod Bernard had a national hit appeared on American Bandstand. One of the lyrics was, I’ll forever live in sin, was too taboo for national audience. Had to be altered. Lots of musicals transferred into popular music.