EpicEnergy

@EpicEnergy How young are you?  Because eventually, even music that you grew up with becomes old. It doesn't take long. 10-20 years is enough for a song to be considered an "oldie", and that's really a short amount of time when you think about it. Eventually, songs that use to be new, the very same ones that you enjoyed, will be considered old if they aren't all ready.

@Samurai Equine I don't want to give away my exact age, but I'm in my 20's, so I'm fairly young. 

@EpicEnergy In that case, it won't be long, trust me.

My childhood and early teen years were in the late 80's and 90's. It still surprises me to think of 90's music as old songs with their own radio stations and such. To me, there are times where it feels like just yesterday I was enjoying that stuff.  Heck, the same applies to music and stuff from the 2000's. Anything from that decade is now pretty much 20 years old.