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Originally Posted by sampson159
antique,vintage?we have a radio station here is columbus ohio that plays nothing but oldies-80s and 90s.grandpas radio is now great grandpas radio.is it us or are they confused?
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I can remember when rock oldies stations rarely ever played anything newer than 1969. Then it was '50's, '60's, and early '70's. Then, '60's and '70's. Now, a few late '70's songs, '80's, and '90's. There also used to be many more "music of your life" ('30's, '40's, '50's) stations than we have now. I guess the older crowd that used to listen to music of the '30's and '40's is dying out and the people who used to listen to rock oldies stations in their 30's and 40's are now in their 50's and 60's. I'm 32 and I remember when the current "oldies" first hit the airwaves.