You like the Latin Mass (I assume you mean in the Extraordinary Form) - and you have it.
What you also have - for it runs throughout your comment, despite your nod towards "a minority at the NO" - is an obvious contempt for the Ordinary Form of the Mass, and for most Catholics who participate in it (i.e., the great majority of the world's Catholics).
How do you think your attitude will strike young people who may have an interest in finding out more about Christianity and Catholicism, but who may wonder why you view your fellow-Catholics and their liturgy as:- 'banal'; 'pedestrian'; 'dumbed-down'; by implication 'irreverent' and 'undoctrinal'; mostly un-serious in the faith; singers of 'lame songs'; and 'casual'?

'See how these Christians love one another' - Tertullian.

I am not sure why you should think that a committee of the 1560s should be so much better than "a committee in the 1960s". 
The origin of parts the Ordinariate liturgy is a lot more recent than you probably think.