Collider ranks ten standout songs from the 1960s, arguing that the decade produced exceptional pop, rock and folk while albums and concept records also grew in importance.

– The list allows only one song per artist, making selection deliberately restrictive.
– David Bowie’s 1969 “Space Oddity” is placed tenth for establishing a key side of his artistic identity.
– Led Zeppelin’s 1969 “Good Times Bad Times” is ninth, praised as an energetic introduction to the band’s sound.
– The article notes that choosing only ten songs inevitably leaves notable omissions.