Technically Oldies is 20s-50s and sometimes 60s. There are some stations called like 80s Oldies or something like that as well.So what is considered "oldies" now?
Technically Oldies is 20s-50s and sometimes 60s. There are some stations called like 80s Oldies or something like that as well.So what is considered "oldies" now?
Technically Oldies is 20s-50s and sometimes 60s. There are some stations called like 80s Oldies or something like that as well.
Nah, it is just how music is nowadays.Yeah, that's what I thought too. Kind of weird seeing 70s (let alone 80s) music mentioned as "oldies". I guess I am just getting old.
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If this isnt considered "oldies" then what would u classify it as? Classics?Technically Oldies is 20s-50s and sometimes 60s. There are some stations called like 80s Oldies or something like that as well.
Oldies is usually always defined as 20s to 50s, 60s to 80s is Classics for a lack of terms, Classic Rock usually starts in 60s, and 90s-early 2000s are "Yesterday's" hits.If this isnt considered "oldies" then what would u classify it as? Classics?
Ok.... Well, I guess, Instead of calling this the "oldies" Music... What SHOULD I call it? If anything...Oldies is usually always defined as 20s to 50s, 60s to 80s is Classics for a lack of terms, Classic Rock usually starts in 60s, and 90s-early 2000s are "Yesterday's" hits.
If you want 20s to early 2000s just call it like Mix Music or something of the sort that is up to you. There is a local station where I live called Mix 100.1 and they play some form the 60s to early 2000s.Ok.... Well, I guess I should Instead of calling this the "oldies" Music... What SHOULD I call it? If anything...
Hmm..... That could work.Call it old but gold