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[da_nang]

It makes me feel old when people see a band formed 1995 as "oldschool". Even worse when it's a song from 2001. 80s at least, please.

[Lich180]

I might have been born in 86, but any song from the 80's on I do NOT even consider close to old school.

That belongs to the guys who moved out of jazz and blues and created proto-rock in the late 40's - 50's, and began the while genre.

[Frumple]

It ain't old school until it was primarily played on vinyl, so far as I'm concerned.

[Sheb]

So all old school music disappeared a few years ago?

[Owlbread]

It all depends on what is considered "old school" for a certain genre. Early '90s is considered old school for gangsta rap and grunge.

[Parsely]

80's-90's ~~~ Y'know that one song..?
60's-70's ~~~ Classic
40's-50's ~~~ Oldies

FAKEDIT: 00's-Present ~~~ Dubstep

[Max White]

I don't know, I think music hasn't changed as much as people seem to think... It is just a matter of style points.

[SealyStar]

80's-90's ~~~ Y'know that one song..?
60's-70's ~~~ Classic
40's-50's ~~~ Oldies

FAKEDIT: 00's-Present ~~~ Dubstep

It's really like
2000-Present - Modern
90s - Let's forget this decade
70s-80s - Classic
60s - Oldies
30s-50s - Nothing but jazz
1900-30s - Folk
4Ga-1900 - Classical

[Frumple]

All I know is you made no explicit mention of swing, and because of this family honor demands I hunt you down and take your writing hand from you.

Great grand pappy was a swing drummer in a circus. Blood shall be spilt for this.

[Max White]

4Ga-1900 - Classical

Oh come now, that is a pretty broad stroke there. Although still beautiful, I would be hesitant to actually call many pieces from the 1900's 'classic', they just wander too far from the more influential pieces.

Funnily enough I'm listening to Satie right now... God I fucking love the gnossiennes.

[Thief]

When i tried to troll...Not that great but Stupid

[SealyStar]

4Ga-1900 - Classical

Oh come now, that is a pretty broad stroke there. Although still beautiful, I would be hesitant to actually call many pieces from the 1900's 'classic', they just wander too far from the more influential pieces.

Funnily enough I'm listening to Satie right now... God I fucking love the gnossiennes.

Those aren't my opinions, those are what I think other people think.

Basically, everything until folk and jazz was invented must be classical, right?

[Max White]

Ah I see...
Well yea, I guess people do tend to not have the greatest insight into music... Although I wouldn't say people are too keen to forget the 90s either.

[misko27]

1975-2013: Contemporary
1890-1875: Modern
1815-1890: Romantic
1730-1820: Classical
1600-1760: Baroque

Fix'd.

[Darvi]

1975-2013: Contemporary
1890-1875: Modern
1815-1890: Romantic
1730-1820: Classical
1600-1760: Baroque

Fix'd.

Modern music is so modern, it's postmodern in its passage through time.