Music that is old, yet stimulating.

Old-time music is the best. The music from the 50's to 70's are really hard to forget so that whenever I have the opportunity I listen to them at home. I love the music of Andy Williams, Connie Francis, Paul Anka, The Cascades, Neil Sedaka, Petula Clark, and Lulu. I can never exchange their music to the non-sense kind of sounds (sorry,) many teenagers do appreciate today.

That is right, old music are really stimulating, and soothing to your ears. Your brain is driven into a world of imagination and it is really exciting and relaxing. Likewise I have experienced such feeling when I am listening to some old classical or romantic songs of the past like those of the Platters or Nat King Cole, I feel like I am transported to the past where these songs were first heard and were popular. It was a good feeling, and when you listen to old songs they help you remember your past, the things that you did when you are still young and those music were played on the airwaves at that time. When I hear classical or what you call renaissance music, I feel like I inside a concert hall listening to such beautiful music, old music really let your imaginations fly, and that's the real magic of old music. Compare it to the kind of music today, where most are auto-tuned and the lyrics are not audible or clear enough in the song, much like when you try to sing it you will need a printed lyrics in order to sing along with it.

Musics of Beethoven and Mozart are especially recommended for babies and even babies on wombs because it can stimulates the brain. Maybe because hearing it you feel your brain becomes relaxed and the music is soothing too.