[QUOTE=RockingGoat;974949]50s? 60s? 70s? 80? 90?

Most of people including me think this song is new in the cartoon movie "Kung Fu Panda", but we all are dead wrong. It was 70s' work. But it is still so sharp!


Lol ****ing seriously dude

I think 70s.. too old

80s fine

Nothings too old. I love music from the 20s and up not to mention classical music of course. I'm sure I have listened to things pre-20s but not regularly but yeah nothings too old in my opinion. I think music from back then had much more feel than any other era of music, personally.

Music is timeless

You're never too old to grow some mold.

I LOVE Nick Drake (he's late 50's early 60's)
I like Woody Guthrie (he's 30's)
I Like Bob Dylan (he's timeless i think he was raised by T-Rexs, which explains his voice)
i listen to classical stuff some time
"Loch Lomond" is an absolute favorite

and everybody knows i listen to modern stuff

lol. Nick Drake's first album came out in '69. He was like 10 in the late 50s. Lots of "love" you have there.

well i've listened to his songs over 300 times so i'm pretty sure i love him i just get facts messed up when i was young i'd forget what year and month it was, i never knew the actual day of the week, i also forgot when my birthday was, i forgot which month christmas was in etc... the list goes on i've never been good with dates or times.

is depend on the age of the listener

I like old songs but today that is not possible to hear good "old" music or songs from today's radio, they are playing such many new but songs, almost. So, I am purchase old songs DVDs in musical shop and hearing in home.