2/45 😅

This is just my opinion, but this just kind of showed what I thought to be the downfall of popular rock. After the mid 2000s all the way up to now there was only a few songs I enjoyed. And that’s just what I’ve noticed. All the big rock just isn’t good anymore. But that isn’t to say the genre has stagnated. I’ve heard plenty of indie bands and foreign bands continue to make good rock that just doesn’t find a big audience.

I never really listened to w.a.s.p, failed on that one due to lack of exposure 😂.

Dead meneru

Metallica are timeless

The Unforgiven II Stone Cold Crazy Frantic Motorbreath Mama Said The Struggle Within 6/12

Master of Puppets Creeping Death One Fuel Wherever I May Roam Now That We're Dead Nothing Else Matters Blackened Moth Into Flame 9/12

I love them so much 💗💗💗

Heart Shaped Box Polly Come As You Are Where Did You Sleep Last Night Breed All Apologies Lithium Lake of Fire Drain You The Man Who Sold The World About a Girl Dumb Smells Like Teen Spirit Rape Me In Bloom 15/15!!!

For Whom The Bell Tolls The Unforgiven The Four Horsemen Holier Than Thou Battery Ride the Lightning Of Wolf and Man Enter Sandman 8/12

Seek and Destroy (1983) Sad But True (1991) Don't Tread on Me (1991) Fade to Black (1984) Orion (1986) My Friend of Misery (1991) 6/12

Damn. You dirty for that last one.

But where is Faith No More? Or Whitesnake, Black Flag, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Iggy Pop, Velvet Undergound, Pearl Jam, Lenny Kravitz and others? :)

i just got wonderwalled....

29

All of them expect Frances Framer

Satan 👹 music

I already knew what the 1985 one was because I hear it alot

Should have done something from the waken the fallen for 2003

It was really surprising for me to hear probably the first fifth of this video as "rock" because when I think of rock, I think of the type of rock that started appearing in the 70s and 80s and onward. the rock that that shown in the 50s and early 60s doesn't sound like rock at ALL to me, but there were a couple of moments during the mid to late sixties that made me think I could hear the beginnings of what I associate rock to sound like (granted, this is probably because the rock I grew up listening to and continue to listen to have been from the 70s and onward. This is supported by the fact after 1970's track, I could name almost every single song and artist after that lmao) also, I had no clue the Beatles were rock. That is just... insane to me.

Having to know Howlin for you by the Black Keys just by the drums is a crime (still got it though😂)

Got 56 right, did better than o thought in the 2010s era. Helps that most of the popular bands now are the same from 10 to 40 years ago seemingly

If i notice eye of the tiger it’s from 1982 but for me it’s not from 1983 it’s from 1982

Dave Mustaine ❤

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12/12!

85/100 Not too shabby.

81/100

I guessed about 35 completely right, with 5 where I knew the revealed song but couldn't guess from the sample and the last 5 I had no clue.

Missing Dream Theater on here…

Fanme fedt at høre Robert synge rebellerstræde.🤘🏽🔥

There is no The Doors😢

If Queen did not make it onto the list, I would be pretty mad

when i got to 1991 i immediately said smells like teen spirit before the song even started

I only got 9 😅

24/45

Im surprised there’s no Metallica and motley crue

11:08 NIRVANAAA

9:58 MY LOVE AXL ROSE

The only song i missed was the one by Hammerfall cause i dont listen to much of them. the one that took nw the longest to digure out was the one by Wasp but i still got it.

No rush?

Way to to pick the most obscure fucking songs for the 80s

Got tool pantera sepultura rob zombie limp bizkit soad korn type o negative and bmth from the gigachad meme

A7X is on the list... 💀🦇

No American idiot for 2004 it was Green Day’s most successful tour

Congratulations to anyone who got anything about 80%! You continue hold the metal flame high in hand, and you are OLD!

24/25 damn old friends

91/100

i was expecting avenged to be a little earlier in the list but not bad at all

Im 23 and lost at 1993 ☠️