80's

 ▪  1980  ⁞  <span class="bold">Billy Joel</span> - It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
 ▪  1980  ⁞  <span class="bold">Blondie</span> - The Tide Is High
 ▪  1980  ⁞  <span class="bold">John Lennon</span> - (Just Like) Starting Over
 ▪  1981  ⁞  <span class="bold">Billy Idol</span> - Mony Mony
 ▪  1981  ⁞  <span class="bold">Sheena Easton</span> - 9 To 5 (Morning Train)
 ▪  1982  ⁞  <span class="bold">Blancmange</span> - Living On The Ceiling
 ▪  1982  ⁞  <span class="bold">Duran Duran</span> - Hungry Like The Wolf
 ▪  1982  ⁞  <span class="bold">Eddy Grant</span> - Electric Avenue
 ▪  1983  ⁞  <span class="bold">Culture Club</span> - Karma Chameleon
 ▪  1983  ⁞  <span class="bold">Frankie Goes to Hollywood</span> - Relax
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Dead Or Alive</span> - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Deniece Williams</span> - Let's Hear It For The Boy
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Elton John</span> - Sad Songs (Say So Much)
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Michael Jackson</span> - Thriller
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Murray Head</span> - One Night in Bangkok
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Ray Parker Jr.</span> - Ghostbusters
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Twisted Sister</span> - We're Not Gonna Take It
 ▪  1984  ⁞  <span class="bold">Wham</span> - Freedom
 ▪  1985  ⁞  <span class="bold">Bryan Adams</span> - Summer Of '69
 ▪  1985  ⁞  <span class="bold">Cyndi Lauper</span> - The Goonies 'R' Good Enough
 ▪  1985  ⁞  <span class="bold">Dire Straits</span> - Money For Nothing
 ▪  1985  ⁞  <span class="bold">Dire Straits</span> - Walk Of Life
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Bon Jovi</span> - Livin' On A Prayer
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Falco</span> - Rock Me Amadeus
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Genesis</span> - Land of Confusion
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Glass Tiger</span> - Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Lionel Richie</span> - Dancing On The Ceiling
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Timex Social Club</span> - Rumors
 ▪  1986  ⁞  <span class="bold">Wang Chung</span> - Everybody Have Fun Tonight
 ▪  1987  ⁞  <span class="bold">Kylie Minogue</span> - I Should Be So Lucky
 ▪  1987  ⁞  <span class="bold">M|A|R|R|S</span> - Pump Up The Volume
 ▪  1987  ⁞  <span class="bold">Paul Lekakis</span> - Boom Boom (Let's Go Back To My Room)
 ▪  1987  ⁞  <span class="bold">Sabrina</span> - Boys (Summertime Love)
 ▪  1988  ⁞  <span class="bold">Billy Ocean</span> - Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car
 ▪  1988  ⁞  <span class="bold">The Proclaimers</span> - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
 ▪  1989  ⁞  <span class="bold">Love and Rockets</span> - So Alive
 ▪  1989  ⁞  <span class="bold">Madonna</span> - Like A Prayer
 
 
90's

 ▪  1990  ⁞  <span class="bold">Cher</span> - The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)
 ▪  1990  ⁞  <span class="bold">Deee-Lite</span> - Groove Is In The Heart
 ▪  1990  ⁞  <span class="bold">Depeche Mode</span> - Enjoy The Silence
 ▪  1990  ⁞  <span class="bold">Enigma</span> - Sadeness, Part 1
 ▪  1990  ⁞  <span class="bold">Warrant</span> - Cherry Pie
 ▪  1991  ⁞  <span class="bold">C+C Music Factory</span> - Things That Make You Go Hmmm...
 ▪  1991  ⁞  <span class="bold">KLF</span> - Justified &amp; Ancient
 ▪  1991  ⁞  <span class="bold">Marky Mark &amp; The Funky Bunch</span> - Good Vibrations
 ▪  1991  ⁞  <span class="bold">Right Said Fred</span> - I'm Too Sexy
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">AB Logic</span> - The Hitman
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">Def Leppard</span> - Let's Get Rocked
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">Duran Duran</span> - Ordinary World
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">Jon Secada</span> - Just Another Day
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">Paula Abdul</span> - Vibeology
 ▪  1992  ⁞  <span class="bold">Ugly Kid Joe</span> - Everything About You
 ▪  1993  ⁞  <span class="bold">Pet Shop Boys</span> - Go West
 ▪  1994  ⁞  <span class="bold">Jon Secada</span> - If You Go
 ▪  1994  ⁞  <span class="bold">Sheryl Crow</span> - All I Wanna Do
 ▪  1995  ⁞  <span class="bold">Bon Jovi</span> - These Days
 ▪  1996  ⁞  <span class="bold">Chumbawamba</span> - Tubthumping
 ▪  1996  ⁞  <span class="bold">Republica</span> - Ready to Go
 ▪  1997  ⁞  <span class="bold">Aqua</span> - Barbie Girl
 ▪  1997  ⁞  <span class="bold">Smash Mouth</span> - Walkin' On The Sun
 ▪  1998  ⁞  <span class="bold">Aerosmith</span> - I Don't Want to Miss a Thing
 ▪  1998  ⁞  <span class="bold">Spice Girls</span> - Stop
 ▪  1999  ⁞  <span class="bold">Len</span> - Steal My Sunshine
 ▪  1999  ⁞  <span class="bold">Lou Bega</span> - Mambo No. 5
 ▪  1999  ⁞  <span class="bold">Smash Mouth</span> - All Star
 

Oldest song I have in my collection is probably O Tannenbaum or Greensleeves, followed by baroque stuff, but those aren't the original recordings, so they probably don't count.

GOG ate my response, so I can't be bothered to find the youtube links again, but I encourage you to!

1940s - Vaughn Monroe (Riders in the Sky), Frankie Lane (Mule Train)

1950s- Lots of Homer & Jethro stuff ("Over the Rainbow", "Battle of Kookamunga", (Don't Telephone, Don't Telegraph), Tell a Woman, etc.), Johnny Horton (Sink the Bismarck), Marty Robbins (El Paso), Tony Bennett (Anything Goes. Know it from the 1930s version by Cole Porter, and the chinese version sung in Temple of Doom, but I like this one best), Tennessee Ernie Ford (Mule Train), Buddy Holly ("You've Got Love, Heartbeat, It Doesn't Matter Anymore").

Moving to the 1960s, where stuff starts getting a little denser and varied-
Ben E. King (Stand By Me), Connie Francis (Follow the Boys), The Pentangle (Hunting Song), a whole lot of Beatles songs that everyone knows, a lot of the Beegees' pre-disco stuff, even..uggh...Bob Dylan (The Times They Are a-Changin').

From the 70s-
Some Pink Floyd I guess (again, which everyone knows), Gerry Rafferty ("Baker Street" and "Right Down the Line" from City to City), Uriah Heep (Lady in Black), Jethro Tull (Thick as a Brick), Camel (Lady Fantasy), Gentle Giant ("Free Hand", "On Reflection"), Mike Oldfield (Tubular Bells), Ivor Biggun (I'm a Wanker), John Denver (Annie's Song), Sweet (Wig-Wam Bam, Fox on the Run), Squeeze (Up the Junction, Tempted, Black Coffee in Bed, Hourglass- although some of these run into the 80s), loads of stuff by Electric Light Orchestra (highlights being "Confusion", "Last Train to London" and "Rock 'n' Roll Is King", although that last one again goes into the 80s).

Loads of music I listen to and enjoy from the 80s, but I'm not sure a lot of it can be said to hit me the way some of the earlier songs I've mentioned. Exceptions are- Everything by Weird Al, Bruce Hornsby (The Way it Is), George Winston (Moon), David & David (Welcome to the Boomtown), Dire Straits ("Brothers in Arms", "So Far Away"), the Scorpions ("Winds of Change", "Rock You Like a Hurrican"), Starship ("Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now), Marvin Gaye (Sexual Healing).

I'll leave out the 90s, because even though there's loads of (generally bad :D) music I'm nostalgic for from that decade, I'm not sure it counts as "old" (I hope!).

Can't get as old school as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzvlivbptXk

"Goddamn it, trying to make it real, compared to what? Sock it to me!!"

I want a real GOM section with some classics :(

Best Good Old Music I can think of Fallout 3 Soundtrack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGmHaMRAXuI

Pretty much the entire soundtracks to New Vegas and Fallout 3. Brilliant sound direction.

Yes indeed, cant understand why they didnt have these included

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qafnJ6mRbgk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMnLoOnrwbg

I love the Andrews sisters :)

This was missing too :(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNuX7bs2qAM

Then you'll like these nice covers by The Honeybee Trio:

 ▪  <span class="bold">The Honeybee Trio</span> - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B
 ▪  <span class="bold">The Honeybee Trio</span> - In The Mood
 
 
...and probably this track from <span class="bold">Jive Bunny - The Album</span> :

 ▪  <span class="bold">Jive Bunny &amp; The Mastermixers</span> - Swing Sisters Swing

That kind of music just never gets old. It sure sounds dated but the music itself is just wonderful.

Wendy Rene - After Laughter
Van Morrison - Madame George

Virtue - High Treason
Virtue - We Stand to Fight

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - J.S. Bach
The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba - George Frideric Handel
Requiem Dies Irae - Mozart
Lacrimosa - Mozart
F&uuml;r Elise - Beethoven
Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven
1958 Fever - Peggy Lee
1965 Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 - Chopin (Arthur Rubinstein)
1977 Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees
1979 Rydeen -YMO
1980 Another one bites the dust -Queen
1982 I'm so excited - The Pointer Sisters
1989 Straight Up - Paula Abdul
1995 Nocturne - Secret Garden
1997 Storm -Vanessa Mae
1999 Sleeping Sun - Nightwish
2000 Dead Boy's Poem - Nightwish
2001 Falalal&aacute;n - Joculatores Upsalienses

No one mentioned the trol song ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z4m4lnjxkY

As an old fool that i am, i keep around and have taken a liking, to some unexpectedly old, relics, of the faraway distant past. Mostly disco stuff, like ABBA and Boney M.

My number one, all time round, is "Rasputin". Not only because of disco and boney m. I have some certain interests and amateur field researches for personal interest, as a hobby and certain historical figures are key among them. Here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBXRJgSd-aU

And RIP for that crazy dancer, died few years ago, if memory serves. I also like pretty much any and all of their songs.

ABBA, too, is considered GOM for me.

What about Good Ole Socks? GOG could start selling socks, in particular retro styled socks that sock companies don't make anymore. It'd be cool if they also started selling ST-506 hard disks again too as Good Old Disks (GOD.com) to truly have the best retro gaming experience, while wearing socks from the 80s that they sold you from GOS.com

Seriously, it's practically a no-brainer that they should do this, the profit potential is so obvious.