I Keep On Listening The Old Songs Than New / myLot

Manila, Philippines

March 1, 2016 7:19am CST

While I am making my writing now, I am playing wonderful songs from the 90s in my playlist. I love the song, "Because of You" by 90 degrees. It can really captives my senses. I love listening the songs of the boybands earlier such as Backstreet Boys, 98 degrees, Moffats, Five, Michael Learns to Rock, and many more. Listening to music can relieve stress too. It helps me to reduce the feeling of beeing so pressured. The romantic melodies and verses that produced by these boybands that can never be forgotten. As the world is continuing to produce the new styles of the songs, my taste for music is not changing that I still like to play the masterpieces before. What about you? Do you always tune-in to the new songs than old?

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16 responses

joy

@MGjhaud (23240)

• Philippines

2 Mar 16

im not into boybands but i was born in the 90's and i still believe that nothing beats 90's songs. but i even more love older songs.. i love The Outfiled, Scorpion, The Eagles, America and a lot more.

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destimona safrina

@destimona (1910)

• Luxembourg, Luxembourg

1 Mar 16

I am very much fond of Michael Jackson music. Nobody can replace his place. I also like Boney M.

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Linda Kutle

@Linda1995 (1)

• Riga, Latvia

3 Mar 16

Ice Cube, Tupac, Dr Dre, Coolio, NWA,

Lee Ka

@kaka135 (14931)

• Malaysia

2 Mar 16

Same here. I think I like to listen to songs from the 90s as well. I am more familiar with those songs. Besides those you mentioned, I like to listen to Bon Jovi as well. Since I became a stay-at-home mom, I rarely listen to radio, and seldom listen to music as well. So, I don't get to know the new songs. Once in a while, when I feel like listening to some songs, I'd only look for the old songs that I am familiar with.

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (37369)

• Toccoa, Georgia

2 Mar 16

I tend to listen more to the older songs.

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ida123

@ida123 (6206)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

2 Mar 16

I like the old songs, it is nice to hear compared to the new ones which brings noise to our ears.

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azrapa

@azrapa (63)

• Ireland

3 Mar 16

Funny that I encountered this post, as I was listening to an "old songs playlist" a few hours ago. To be honest, my partner and I are very fond of old songs, from the 90s to even earlier than that. The old songs that we listen to usually have a calm melody, if not acoustic such as Fast Car by Tracy Chapman. That one has been playing in my head for days! New music isn't bad, but there's something about old songs that makes it still popular. I'm not sure if it's because it's catchy or because it stirs up emotions, but old songs definitely have a place in the modern times.

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Koalemos

@Asylum (47893)

• Manchester, England

4 Mar 16

I have no interest whatsoever in the current music trends and my choice dates back much further than the 90s. The majority of music that I listen to dates back to the late 19th century and early 20th century because I am an avid opera lover.

Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

1 Mar 16

I prefer to listen to the 60's and 70's music.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471969)

• Switzerland

1 Mar 16

No, I do not like the new songs, I prefer to listen to the song of the past.

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jason hargrove

@tomford (135)

• Richmond, Virginia

1 Mar 16

yes I find myself listening to a mix of old and new songs. I only hear new songs when im in the car driving but I like the songs I grew up with best.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

1 Mar 16

I listen to everything, but only hear classical music.

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Jay Kaur

@mavlana (1019)

• India

1 Mar 16

Me too....I also love old hits than new ones.new songs somewhere seems to be meaningless.

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Jerwel Adrian De Perio

@Rianel_Lewrej (225)

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3 Mar 16

I like listening to old songs too. They have much more substance than they songs have now.

Melinda kew

@Piglet13 (1)

• Adelaide, Australia

1 Mar 16

60s, 70s, 80s, 90s songs were the best and we reached the height of music. We did keep a steady pace untill now where i believe we have declined

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@scheng1 (24649)

• Singapore

3 Mar 16

I do not consider the 90s songs as old songs. If you want nice old songs, you have to listen to the Beatles and Elvis Presley. These are the songs that never lose popularity.

Reine25

@Lucky15 (37374)

• Philippines

2 Mar 16

50-50 for me..lol