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These are random ten hit playlists with no targeted time period. Something a little less serious than most of our Off Topics.

1) ZZ Top Rough Boy
2) Led Zeppelin D'yer Maker
3) Rolling Stones Angie
4) The Hollies Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress
5) Free All Right Now
6) Kiss Detroit Rock City
7) Aldo Nova Monkey on Your Back
8) Lee Michaels Do You Know What I Mean
9) Queen It's Late
10) The Raspberries Go All The Way

Sounds good to me

Random huh, OK:

1- Clutch: 10001110101
2- Rush: 2112 Overture
3- Liquid Tension Experiment: Acid Rain
4- Wagakki Band: Homura (if you've never heard of them you have GOT to see the youtube video for this song!)
5- Marty Friedman: Wicked Panacea
6- Dream Theater: As I Am
7- The Doors: Back Door Man
8- Marilyn Manson: The Beautiful People
9- Queen: Bicycle Race
10- Alice In Chains: Bleed The Freak

All Kindsa Girls-The Real Kids
Live in the Sun-The Moberlys
Free Money-Patti Smith
I need a million-The Laughing Dogs
Stay with me-The Dictators
Did you no wrong-Sex Pistols
Safe European Home-The Clash
Chatterbox-New York Dolls
No Fun-The Stooges
I wanna be your boyfriend-The Ramones

I’ll do ten bands
Led Zeppelin
Stones
Who
Kiss
Kansas
Styx
queensriche
Head east
j Geils
Tom Petty
Billy Squire

10 bands:

Clash
Police
Doors
Beatles
Stones
Smiths
Pretenders
Roxy Music
(Early) U2
Japan

My top 10 bands/artists, not necessarily in any order:

J. Geils Band
Rolling Stones
Doobie Brothers
Elton John
Aerosmith
ZZ Top
Lionel Richie
Beatles
Genesis/Phil Collins
Led Zeppelin

Another Batch :

1) Slaughter Desperately
2) AC/DC Thunderstruck
3) Warrant April 2031
4) Fall Out Boy Beat It
5) Kingdom Come What Love Can Be
6) Motley Crue Home Sweet Home
7) Fire House Hold On (to your dream)
8) Van Halen Dance The Night Away
9) Skid Row 18 And Life
10) Scorpions We'll Burn The Sky

If we're going to do individual songs, it gets quite a bit easier. Again, not in any particular order:

"September", Earth, Wind, and Fire.
"Brown Sugar", the Rolling Stones.
"The b**** is Back", Elton John.
"House Party", J. Geils Band.
"Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog", Three Dog Night.
"You Really Got Me", The Kinks
"What I Like About You", The Romantics
"Sugar, Sugar", the Archies.
"Mony Mony", Tommy James and the Shondells & Billy Idol
"Burning Love" Elvis the Pelvis.

I'll list some of my favorite music.

1. Alice in Chains Dirt (one of the few albums where every song is good)
2. Led Zeppelin Immigrant Song/No Quarter, hell, lots of Led.
3. Marvin Gaye Sexual Healing
4. Pink Just Give Me a Reason/Try/Sober (This woman has a great voice and immense talent.)
5. Tool Lateralus Album (Amazing concept album)
6. Black Sabbath Paranoid/Iron Man (Another band with a lot of good songs)
7. John Lennon Imagine
8. Kenny Rogers The Gambler/Coward of the County
9. Two Steps from Hell Protectors of the Earth (Two Steps does a lot of great instrumental music)
10. Eric B and Rakim Follow the Leader (I consider Rakim the best MC and lyricist in rap of all time)
11. AC/DC Almost Everything (They are sonic cocaine. Their music gets you pumped.)

There is so much music, hard to stop at 10. But the thread would be endless with all the good music over the years.

September", Earth, Wind, and Fire.
"Brown Sugar", the Rolling Stones.
"The b**** is Back", Elton John.
"House Party", J. Geils Band.
"Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog", Three Dog Night.
"You Really Got Me", The Kinks
"What I Like About You", The Romantics
"Sugar, Sugar", the Archies.
"Mony Mony", Tommy James and the Shondells & Billy Idol
"Burning Love" Elvis the Pelvis.

Super interesting song list, Riv. I like it. 3 decades apart, but I kinda see a thread in it.

If we're going with songs:

"Red Guitar", David Sylvian (Japan)
"Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now", The Smiths
"Riders On The Storm", The Doors
"Back On The Chain Gang", The Pretenders
"More Than This", Roxy Music
"Can't Hide Love", Earth Wind & Fire
"Miss You", Rolling Stones
"Roxanne", The Police
"Mercy Mercy Me", Marvin Gaye
"Summertime", Miles Davis