That album list is impressive my favourite on it would be "aqualung" but how i discovered that album sheds light on what others in this thread have also pointed out.
In the early nineties i was a very poor student and used my dads donated free hifi which was good quality pioneer stuff ie pl115d turntable etc. But i couldnt afford cds or a cd player so bought up boxes if 7" s and lps at sill prices people were shedding vinyl like the plague. But it allowed you to album hop rapidly. Or for example just buy anything with an atlantic soul label, they look cool but for 1 classic you found or liked there were 4 rubbish ones. But it allowed you to explore many genres with little risk.
The present day streaming apps have now given my kids the same freedom to explore with argueably a lot less exercise.

The other side of this is that there’s little sadder than oldies getting too much into the very latest music too obviously.  Music is very much of the time and your age in combination.  Generations want to reinvent themselves.  So many things are the same, just with different names.  I even remember programming but now it’s coding.

I can guarantee you that my late father would not have believed I'd still be listening to "that rubbish," let alone "that noise," "that racket", and "that row", even after my constant assurances that I do indeed  "call that music," and that in fact that I could indeed "understand every word he/she was singing."  And yes, it was "singing, Dad". 

If we're fortunate, and I was, there will be some overlap, some convergence.  We both liked The Beatles, The Shadows, Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt, Oscar Peterson, and loads more.  We even watched a late-night series on TV featuring Big Band music together.  One of the best gigs I ever attended was when I was "tricked" into buying a ticket to see James Last.

I never could get him into Emmylou Harris, though.  He always complained that she was "singing through her nose". 

I span all sorts from early 60s to now with an awful lot that I will *not* listen to
Do not like the 50s sound but happy with a lot of older blues

Buying music the way I do, following rabbits down holes, I'm often surprised at the date of issue

The boss has taken the place of the parent with
How can you enjoy this ? and the others we know so well

I'll be very happy to be doing as much as I can at 92 !

How very odd.  I've looked at the underlying code, and it's all completely gone, as if someone has edited the entire post out.

Anyway, I've found the original list, so here it is (again).

The .jpg is coming back as a "Bad URL timestamp" error if you try and open it.

You're our computer scapegoat, Mike. It's all your fault.

Thanks Paul