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1st rule of "oldies" it had to come out before I was born.

They play it on our oldies station so I guess that makes it old but I consider Elvis oldies not 90s but who knows. I know my grandkids would considerate it old LOL

I still listen to Led Zeppelin, Boston, Metallica, and the beatles

That was 20 years ago. Yes

I consider music from the 90's to be irrelevant.

50's, 60s are the oldies

Not yet but maybe disco.

We don't say "oldies", we say "throwback"

Always the 60. Thats just the year it was coined.

The 90's had awesome music, unlike today's same beat with different worthless words songs!

It's so ancient at this point, how could it not be?

I like to listen Selena and her music sounds so timeless

The Beatles are about the most recent artist that I would even referring to as oldies.

Why couldn't I be born in 1990

Well I mainly listen to 80s and 90s music so no

It should be. In the nineties, we considered music from the seventies to be oldies.

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I consider music made prior to 1979 oldies. Everything else is 'new'.

Curse you, under 21 crowd!!!!!

Why does every generation keep redefining musical eras? The oldies? What would this generation say "unchained melodies" is now? Ancient super old music?

Definitely. The newest of it is a moldy sixteen years old, and the oldest of it is positively dusty.

No. I consider 90s music to be "good"

I was born in 1997, and I don't think so

60s and older for me, and I'm 16.

Anything from the 1790's is incredibly old

Best decade of music!!!

70's and below

No, something labeled an "oldie" would typically be pre-1970s. (Coming from a 90s kid.)

50's ,60's is what I consider oldies

Just think in 50 years taylor swift will be considered oldies and nickelback will be classic rock

It has to be from before 1960! I don't even really think of the Beatles' music as oldies. I think of 1950's music and anything before that.

Late 90s no.

No, but I've been asking friends lately when they think it will be considered "oldies".

Any music that comes from 95 AD is old to me.

I was born in the 90's so if I can say that can out before I was born it's an oldie to me.

I would say 60s or earlier

No. I feel like from the 90s to today, popular music hasn't evolved nearly as much as from the 70s to the 90s. I mean if a 90s song came on the radio it would just fit right in with what's popular today.

No. But I do consider it the best.

Not really, but I suppose it will be some day soon.

Yes, but that's probably because I was born in 97.

No way

I consider everything from when the alternative movement began in the late '70s to be the "modern era."

I don't.

I think of the 50s and 60s. It's weird to me I hear 80s music referred to as classic rock. I just call music from the last decade 2k jams.

50s is oldies to me, and I'm in the newest generation

God no. That's the newest music I listen to.

Not so much. It's older [ genre] maybe but not oldies. That's from like the 50's or 60's.