The answer of course is the 80s.
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Or maybe this …
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The 80s and 90s
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My favorite Rock band, The Cult made it big in the 80’s.
I really grew up listening to 70’s music.
Yeah the 70’s was my favorite decade.
This includes the music also.
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I think the '80s actually had the worst music of recent decades lol, but it’s all a matter of taste 
. I was born in 1979, so perhaps I was just too young to appreciate the music of that decade. I didn’t get into music until the early '90s, so for me it’s a toss-up between the '90s and 2000s. Then again, there has been a lot of good music in the current decade, too. I listen mostly to underground metal, though, can’t stand pop, so I suppose that makes a big difference. Hell, the only mainstream band I’m really into is Five Finger Death Punch, but even they are not quite as good as they were in their earlier albums around the end of the 2000s.
I think the '80s actually had the worst music of recent decades lol,
Yes, delusions are certainly a tough nut to crack. Have you thought about increasing your meds!! 
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Crazy talk…late 90s into 2000s…and the new stuff…but that’s from a metal point of view…
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80s and 90s for me…
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20 B.C. to 10 B.C. had the best music. hands down.
just kidding
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I think it’s scientifically proven that whatever you were listening to when you were 12 is the best music ever.
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Mid 90s but I like rap and it died on March 9 1997 and Sept 13 1996
I was all about rap throughout the '90s, and yeah much of it died with Tupac. I never liked Notorious B.I.G., though, never understood what his appeal was. I thought his music was boring, I struggled to sit through the entire album of “Ready to Die,” but people treated his death like it was the death of a legend, as if he was on the same level as Tupac.
the sixties and the seventies had the mega hit bands…i love all music so I say each decade has something to offer.
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all those and more…
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The 50’s and 60’s. You’ll just have to put up with an old Elvis fan who can’t understand the “noise” of later music.
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I think I like the 80s a little more than the 90s. 60s are my third favorite. I’ve been listening to and loving classic rap lately. LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Kurtis Blow, Redman, Coolio.
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I think the artists you like change, but your favorite era might be the same.
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I like the nineties music and also the 2000’s probably because I was in the prime of my life - childhood, teens and early twenties.
I would say 16 I don’t remember what 12 year old me was listening to…
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