I think it will remain the time period with the most interest, similar to how electric guitar and amp enthusiasts view the 60s. For electric guitars, the 60s w

I think it will remain the time period with the most interest, similar to how electric guitar and amp enthusiasts view the 60s. For electric guitars, the 60s wasn't the decade where they were invented (30s) or the decade where they found their "final form" (50s), it was when they entered the cultural zeitgeist. Despite popularity of the 50s guitars/amps and later decades slowly rolling in to "retro" status, the era of the Beatles, the who, hendrix, the rolling stones, etc. will always be the most popular. A curious part of this is a sort of generational nostalgia transfer, where (for example) the popular bands from the 90s had this nostalgia of the 60s, so they used old guitars and amps and were influenced by 60s music which caused their fans to have the same view.