People always told me that I would've made a good DJ and so, I decided share my skills with the world. For my playlists, I have a baseline number (Counting in the 25's) for song count and usually its more than that number, never below.
My Series Name Meanings:
Mega Mix - Usually a large playlist of common and rare songs for people already familiar with that year/genre. (Best on Shuffle)
Mega Gems - Hard to find songs that you'll either hate or love. (Best on shuffle)
A Taste Of - Small playlists that are very ear pleasing for people getting that specific year/genre. (Best without shuffle).
Video Mix - Playlists that contain music videos (Shuffle recommended).
This thread does not link to any song downloads. This thread only links to music playlists that are hosted on paid streaming services. I do not make any money, This is just a fun hobby.
If you liked the majority of the songs in a playlist, then I have done well and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Maybe you'll find some gems.
Oldies:
Mega Mix 800 - Oldies (1950 to 1965). Over 750+ handpicked songs (Rock N Roll & Doo Wop). Perfect playlist for die hard oldies lovers. No re-recordings and no duplicates found here!:
Mega Mix 250 - True Rock N Roll. Tired of the slow oldies?, then this playlist is for you! Only Rock N Roll and other fast paced songs are featured here to keep your heart pumping fast. No re-recordings and no duplicates:
Mega Gems 150 - Rare Oldies. Think you heard it all? This playlist might surprise you.:
Mega Mix 175 - Sad Oldies. A smallish playlist of sad themed oldies:
A Taste Of Oldies. A playlist for people wanting to get into oldies:
A Taste Of Rare Oldies. A playlist for people wanting to get into rare oldies that they probably never heard before.
1960s:
Mega Mix 300 - 1960's. A large playlist of 1960's music:
1970s:
Mega Mix 300 - 1970s. A rock-focused large playlist of 1970's music:
[Honorable Mention] Radio Hits 1970 - 1979 (by thomas6192000). A super large 600+ song playlist of 1970s music: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1xgC5SCptlBTMVlZHHqyIp?si=7f616530a9374c0e
1980s:
Mega Mix 275 - General 80's. A playlist mix of 1980s Pop and Rock. Tried my best to aim for sound quality:
General Rock:
Mega Mix 350 - 90s and 2000s Rock. Mainly 90s Rock playlist with a few 2000s Rock songs:
Mega Mix 100 - Rare 90s and 2000s Rock. A playlist of rare 1990's and 2000s Rock:
A Taste Of 90s Rock. A small taste of 1990s Rock:
Country:
Mega Mix 250 - 80s and 90s Country (1980 to 1999). A large selection of 1980s and 1990s country, no tacky songs found here, just true country. Also no 1978/1979 songs found here:
A Taste Of 80s and 90s Country: A great playlist for people wanting to get into 1980s and 1990s Country:
Mega Mix 425 - Classic Country (1940s to 1970s). A wide decades spread that blends nicely. Perfect playlist for die hard classic country lovers.:
A Taste Of Classic Country (1950s to 1970s). A great playlist for people wanting to get into Classic Country:
Mega Mix 75 - Sad Country. A small playlist of sad themed country songs from the 1980s to 1990s:
Mega Mix 200 - Sad Classic Country. A playlist of sad themed country from the 1940s to 1970s:
Seasonal:
Mega Mix 50 - Christmas (Year Ordered). A playlist of year ordered Christmas music:
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Video Mix Playlists:
Video Mix 150 - 1990s and 2000s Rock: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3XHK4Wf6LtYvDgqycSqLYf?si=31ea5407d21548bd
Video Mix 100 - 80s Pop & Rock: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/35zNMFjMrb07jGUoNOOTTw?si=a914175f5a7240b0
I would like to thank ASR for hosting my content for all these years!
Missing/Delisted Songs:
Bop Pills by Macy Skip Skipper (Was in the Oldies and Classic Country Playlists.)
One For The Money by TG Sheppard (Would've been in the 80s/90s Country Playlists).
Somewhere Down The Line - TG Sheppard (Would've been in the 80s/90s Country Playlists.)
FAQ:
Q: Why Spotify for your playlists?
A: Largest selection of music.
Q: How come you sometimes use songs from non-original albums?
A: Sound quality mainly.
Q: Why did you make these playlists?
A: I got tired of "hoarding" my music knowledge and wanted to share it with the world.
Q: I found out a re-recording is in one of your playlists.
A: Sometimes songs are swapped out without me noticing.
Q: Why are some of your playlists embedded?
A: I wanted them to be just open URLs but it automatically keeps embedding them. Sometimes when you load this thread, you'll get timeout errors. Even if I force it to be a URL, it still reverts. Sometimes the URL's just stay as URLs.
Q: Do you continue to update your playlists?
A: Most of them, yes.
Q: If you know so much music, you must be old.
A: I'm in my early 20s. I just grew up with a lot of media.
Q: In your opinion, what's the best decade for music?
A: Split between the 1960s and 1970s. As much as I love the 1950s.
Q: In your opinion, what's the worst decade for music?
A: Probably this decade (2020s). Current music is using too many samples from older songs and adding non-deep lyrics. Some songs will always be simple but it feels like most songs nowadays are made too fast and too simple. 2000s music felt like this for a long time. The only good thing about the 2020s is indie artists.
Q: Are the images in the playlists yours?
A: No. I do not take credit.
Q: What are "Honorable Mentions"?
A: Playlists that I consider mostly good to great playlists that are not made by me but recommended by me.
Q: Why are the playlists so spaced out?
A: I do not have control over that.
Q: Why don't you use always use original albums/remasters?
A: Sometimes, there just generally louder and sometimes there actually remasters. Once in a blue moon, a "Greatest Hits" album can sound better than a, let's say, "2017 Remaster". I try not to use greatest hits albums since most of the time, they don't sound good. Modern remasters can still suffer from the "loudness wars". When it comes to the loudness, a modest bump is fine but sometimes its just a lot louder for no reason. This loudness difference is apparent with 1980s music.
Q: What are "Video Mix" playlists?
A: They are playlists that contain music videos. Audio quality is different since music videos are mixed differently.
Q: Music videos are not showing!
A: Music videos on Spotify are slowing rolling out to different markets.
My Series Name Meanings:
Mega Mix - Usually a large playlist of common and rare songs for people already familiar with that year/genre. (Best on Shuffle)
Mega Gems - Hard to find songs that you'll either hate or love. (Best on shuffle)
A Taste Of - Small playlists that are very ear pleasing for people getting that specific year/genre. (Best without shuffle).
Video Mix - Playlists that contain music videos (Shuffle recommended).
This thread does not link to any song downloads. This thread only links to music playlists that are hosted on paid streaming services. I do not make any money, This is just a fun hobby.
If you liked the majority of the songs in a playlist, then I have done well and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Maybe you'll find some gems.
Oldies:
Mega Mix 800 - Oldies (1950 to 1965). Over 750+ handpicked songs (Rock N Roll & Doo Wop). Perfect playlist for die hard oldies lovers. No re-recordings and no duplicates found here!:
Mega Mix 250 - True Rock N Roll. Tired of the slow oldies?, then this playlist is for you! Only Rock N Roll and other fast paced songs are featured here to keep your heart pumping fast. No re-recordings and no duplicates:
Mega Gems 150 - Rare Oldies. Think you heard it all? This playlist might surprise you.:
Mega Mix 175 - Sad Oldies. A smallish playlist of sad themed oldies:
A Taste Of Oldies. A playlist for people wanting to get into oldies:
A Taste Of Rare Oldies. A playlist for people wanting to get into rare oldies that they probably never heard before.
1960s:
Mega Mix 300 - 1960's. A large playlist of 1960's music:
1970s:
Mega Mix 300 - 1970s. A rock-focused large playlist of 1970's music:
[Honorable Mention] Radio Hits 1970 - 1979 (by thomas6192000). A super large 600+ song playlist of 1970s music: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1xgC5SCptlBTMVlZHHqyIp?si=7f616530a9374c0e
1980s:
Mega Mix 275 - General 80's. A playlist mix of 1980s Pop and Rock. Tried my best to aim for sound quality:
General Rock:
Mega Mix 350 - 90s and 2000s Rock. Mainly 90s Rock playlist with a few 2000s Rock songs:
Mega Mix 100 - Rare 90s and 2000s Rock. A playlist of rare 1990's and 2000s Rock:
A Taste Of 90s Rock. A small taste of 1990s Rock:
Country:
Mega Mix 250 - 80s and 90s Country (1980 to 1999). A large selection of 1980s and 1990s country, no tacky songs found here, just true country. Also no 1978/1979 songs found here:
A Taste Of 80s and 90s Country: A great playlist for people wanting to get into 1980s and 1990s Country:
Mega Mix 425 - Classic Country (1940s to 1970s). A wide decades spread that blends nicely. Perfect playlist for die hard classic country lovers.:
A Taste Of Classic Country (1950s to 1970s). A great playlist for people wanting to get into Classic Country:
Mega Mix 75 - Sad Country. A small playlist of sad themed country songs from the 1980s to 1990s:
Mega Mix 200 - Sad Classic Country. A playlist of sad themed country from the 1940s to 1970s:
Seasonal:
Mega Mix 50 - Christmas (Year Ordered). A playlist of year ordered Christmas music:
Mega Mix 50 - Christmas (Year Ordered)
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Video Mix Playlists:
Video Mix 150 - 1990s and 2000s Rock: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3XHK4Wf6LtYvDgqycSqLYf?si=31ea5407d21548bd
Video Mix 100 - 80s Pop & Rock: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/35zNMFjMrb07jGUoNOOTTw?si=a914175f5a7240b0
I would like to thank ASR for hosting my content for all these years!
Missing/Delisted Songs:
Bop Pills by Macy Skip Skipper (Was in the Oldies and Classic Country Playlists.)
One For The Money by TG Sheppard (Would've been in the 80s/90s Country Playlists).
Somewhere Down The Line - TG Sheppard (Would've been in the 80s/90s Country Playlists.)
FAQ:
Q: Why Spotify for your playlists?
A: Largest selection of music.
Q: How come you sometimes use songs from non-original albums?
A: Sound quality mainly.
Q: Why did you make these playlists?
A: I got tired of "hoarding" my music knowledge and wanted to share it with the world.
Q: I found out a re-recording is in one of your playlists.
A: Sometimes songs are swapped out without me noticing.
Q: Why are some of your playlists embedded?
A: I wanted them to be just open URLs but it automatically keeps embedding them. Sometimes when you load this thread, you'll get timeout errors. Even if I force it to be a URL, it still reverts. Sometimes the URL's just stay as URLs.
Q: Do you continue to update your playlists?
A: Most of them, yes.
Q: If you know so much music, you must be old.
A: I'm in my early 20s. I just grew up with a lot of media.
Q: In your opinion, what's the best decade for music?
A: Split between the 1960s and 1970s. As much as I love the 1950s.
Q: In your opinion, what's the worst decade for music?
A: Probably this decade (2020s). Current music is using too many samples from older songs and adding non-deep lyrics. Some songs will always be simple but it feels like most songs nowadays are made too fast and too simple. 2000s music felt like this for a long time. The only good thing about the 2020s is indie artists.
Q: Are the images in the playlists yours?
A: No. I do not take credit.
Q: What are "Honorable Mentions"?
A: Playlists that I consider mostly good to great playlists that are not made by me but recommended by me.
Q: Why are the playlists so spaced out?
A: I do not have control over that.
Q: Why don't you use always use original albums/remasters?
A: Sometimes, there just generally louder and sometimes there actually remasters. Once in a blue moon, a "Greatest Hits" album can sound better than a, let's say, "2017 Remaster". I try not to use greatest hits albums since most of the time, they don't sound good. Modern remasters can still suffer from the "loudness wars". When it comes to the loudness, a modest bump is fine but sometimes its just a lot louder for no reason. This loudness difference is apparent with 1980s music.
Q: What are "Video Mix" playlists?
A: They are playlists that contain music videos. Audio quality is different since music videos are mixed differently.
Q: Music videos are not showing!
A: Music videos on Spotify are slowing rolling out to different markets.
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