Old But Liked Songs

[ghostcoastx]

This song was released in 1988, and introduced to me by one of my best friends. Normally this type of music isn't fully my style but I really love this song!

 

[Plume]

Almost all of the music I like is old.

Here's a good one from 1995:

 

[LadyDestani]

When I was a wee lad,my parents had a record series called Oldies But Goodies which were released as volumes.My favorite was Volume 10 and the lead track was The Righteous Brothers' You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling.When I hear this song today,it reminds me of that time when I was a kid fascinated by a song that was kind of old even back then.

The Righteous Brothers were from my mom's time. I don't like a lot of her music, but they are a guilty pleasure of mine. I have a Best Of album and once my husband borrowed my iPod and was shocked when one of their songs came on. He completely wasn't expecting it considering the rest of my playlist is mostly heavy metal, alternative, and classic rock.

Almost all of the songs I like would be considered old by today's standards. Other than some anime theme songs, I haven't really gotten into anything new since the early 2000's.

 

[tessa grace]

this song was one my guitar teacher taught me. splendid song!! its from 1970 (i think)

 

[Snap Crackle Pop]

I am pretty old when it comes to my age on this message board so a lot of the songs that I like are pretty old so it's pretty hard to just pick one song since I'm obsessed with the music from my childhood. I will pick a song that I love though that came out before I was born since my mom always played older music for me growing up. (okay I think I will post two songs)

 

[TheSillyPuppy]

• Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
• George Michael - Careless Whisper
• Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You
• The Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive
• Michel Berger and Luc Plamondon - SOS d'un terrien en détresse
• Michael Jackson - Thriller and Billie Jean
• The Eagles - Hotel California
• ABBA - Dancing Queen
• Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence

 

[-Blue-]

I've always liked Country Roads by John Denver.

 

[Xeleron]

Jim Croce
~Time In a Bottle
~Operator (That's Not the Way it Feels)
~Bad, Bad Leroy Brown

Pearl Jam
~Last Kiss

The Mamas and the Papas
~California Dreamin'

Pink Floyd
~Another Brick in the Wall

 

[tumut]

PARTY ROCKERS IN THE HOUSEEEE TONIGHT.

Any pop song after Party Rock Anthem= subpar/garbage

 

[Nunnafinga]

Jim Corce
~Time In a Bottle
~Operator (That's Not the Way it Feels)
~Bad, Bad Leroy Brown

Jim Croce wasn't around very long but his music will always be here.

 

[maria110]

There are songs from 20 years ago that I still like and it seems like the songs only came out a few years ago. I was listening to The Civil Wars debut album the other day and I still like it a lot even though it came out 8 years ago and the duo has been broken up awhile.

 

[k e r f u f f l e]

The End Of The Line is such a comforting song. It lingers in your mind long after listening to it.

However, the song is bittersweet, since Roy Orbison died shortly after the recording, and couldn't appear in the video version. Only "his ghost" could sing with them. It was a beautiful tribute to him.