When we were young, we would play my Fathers vinyls on an FM wireless microphone. People listening in the radio can tune to our broadcast up to six houses away from us.

With the advent of internet radio, I could listen to those old music again.
Tomorrow Child,
Seasons in the sun,
Life itself will let you know
& the Kodak song; Times of your life, being some of my favorites.

But there are a few that hums in my head but i could not find a good one online, like:

1. Everyone's gone to the moon
2. Someone who cares
3. Theme from the valley of the dolls
4. Jesus Christ Superstar (movie album)
5. Sky (squared)
6. Wally Whyton (children's music, the one with a teddy bear in the album cover)

There were also some relatively newer ones but were also unsearchable aside from many of those that I only knew the tune but not the title nor the artist.

Music has devolved too much nowadays that too many of them are just the same tune/formula as shown by "The Axis of Awesome" with their "3 Chord Song". I miss the old music not only for the memories but also for the quality and variations.

Any old songs you missed? What is you take on the new ones we get blasted with everyday?

I like just about all the jazz I’ve ever heard. I like most blues, some bluegrass, a little folk, a very small subset of country, the entire progressive rock genre, a lot of classical artists, most hard rock, some rock and roll (yes there’s a huge difference), most synthesizer work, no disco, little pop/bubblegum/kiddie poop.

There is a ton of great music out there. But even my kids admit that much of what is sold as music today is junk. The music industry made it that way so radio stations can maximize listenership with the lowest common denominator songs.

Most of the best music is released independently now.

You want 1960s nostalgia? Look up the Mona Lisa Twins on YouTube. Those kids can “cover band” songs better than the originals in some cases.