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I'm in my twenties, and I actually listen to FM radio from an actual radio that uses an antennae. I love listening to music from the late 60's, and 70's (Rolling Stones, Zeppelin, The Who, The Doors, ....), and I seem entirely disconnnected from mainstream music. This isn't typical, so it's not normal, and I like it.
Anyone listening to music not fitting with your chronological age?
The 60's and 70's is when bands began really experimenting with new sounds, rythems, progressions and content.
The 50's was mainly a few basic chords, twangy and poppy sounds. The 60's opened it up with all sorts of styles. Those happy, 4 chord progression bands in the early 60's became mind altering anthems by the late 60's. The era of Woodstock, Monterey pop festival ... bands began to write full albums and had their albums based on specific topics or emotion.
99% of the bands from the 80's til the 2000's were influenced by those earlier bands of course. Today more and more the bands or artists today are influenced by rap or music that doesn't go past the 2000's. I say there's a lot lost in today's music, but still some great talent out there.
Its perfectly normal, music those days were great, and not so dependent on technology and pitch adjusting as it is today, those singers were singers with real talent (not saying modern singers aren't talented, but some just get over due to heavy use of technology). My personal favorite are the 80s songs, especially 80s pop...