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WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/7/2016 7:55:28 AM)
Miles Davis' ex Bit disco for some tastes that one...

DesFIP -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/7/2016 11:04:38 AM)
I loved disco. Speaking of which, Donna Summer.

WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/7/2016 11:30:01 AM)
Disco, you say? I Feel Luuuuuuuurve* ~~Fuck Off!~~Freak Out! Disco To Go Flashlight It's Raining Men Russia's Greatest Love Machine Zombie (Goes on a bit, but just listen to those drums...) The fuckin' Stones, yet! Suited them a bit better than reggae, didn't it? Rock The Boat I'd Rather Be With You Not Queen (Word is Morodor± used to stand behind the drummer with a blunt implement and hit him if he started playing flashy. Awesome*!) ±(One does not simply walk into Morodor. One uses lube on his arse first...)

DocStrange -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 9:23:53 AM)
If you are now talking Disco, who could forget the Disco Duck!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97RjuC9YeXg

RottenJohnny -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 2:42:14 PM)
FR Um...am I the only one who likes Aerosmith around here?

Lucylastic -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 3:03:23 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: RottenJohnny FR Um...am I the only one who likes Aerosmith around here? absolutely not:) Loved the sound, just not the players. And their early stuff. Thing is, as this thread goes on there was so much good stuff around. this is a good thing for my old brain. I really enjoyed heavy metal as a teen and punk, disco, soul, country, R&B, electro, glam, etc, so much to choose from so much to enjoy. (Unless you are a purist [;)])

AtUrCervix -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 4:56:48 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: WhoreMods Because if the 'Sixties was all the Beatles, Stones, Kinks, Hendrix and Who, rather than shite like Ohio Express, Ken Dodd and The Shadows, then it seems a bit off to dismiss the following ten years on the grounds of a novelty record you don't much like... Kraftwerk Buzzcocks More Buzzcocks Devo Neil Young Van Der Graaf Generator Gary Numan Hawkwind Blue Oyster Cult Black fookin' Sabbath The Saints Richard and Linda Thompson ELP John Martyn David Bowie and there might, just possibly, be one or two others... (Who put out their best album in 1970, it's worth remembering) Well, it's hardly true that the 70's weren't....also....about The Beatles (and the 80's, 90's and.....today....however....)....the best album of the 70's....I'd have to hand that to Elton John....as to....several...(if not most) of his albums. Don't remember if he had anything out other than his "best of" in the 80's but....if he did, then....I'd say he owns the early 80's as well.

AtUrCervix -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 4:58:36 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: WhoreMods I should have added some Alice Cooper and Mott The Hoople, now you mention Glam Rock... Alice Cooper.....gotta admit....the 70's wouldn't have been the 70's without him. First song of his that got me hooked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMkT-0i6e9I (Coolest part about this guy: He used to golf.....regularly....with Bob Hope).

Lucylastic -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 5:16:33 PM)
Big fan of Elton back in the day, helped that he was chairman of the local soccer club Alice Cooper "Schools Out " was a favourite but "From the Inside" was and is one of his best albums I have(in my humble opinion)

Dvr22999874 -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 5:22:46 PM)
That puts you close to my stamping ground back then Lucy. I lived in Little Chalfont smile and I totally agree with you about Elton

AtUrCervix -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 6:13:06 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic Big fan of Elton back in the day, helped that he was chairman of the local soccer club Alice Cooper "Schools Out " was a favourite but "From the Inside" was and is one of his best albums I have(in my humble opinion) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z81qXa0OsKI&list=RDZ81qXa0OsKI Mmmmm..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7jYw4VZC0c&index=3&list=RDZ81qXa0OsKI

AtUrCervix -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 6:17:56 PM)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkbS2Zrcl6g&list=RDZ81qXa0OsKI&index=26

AtUrCervix -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/10/2016 6:19:11 PM)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3ZEuX4qUFU&index=27&list=RDZ81qXa0OsKI

NookieNotes -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 3:53:38 AM)
This! I also loved a lot of the 70s singers and songwriters. Pink Floyd Simon & Garfunkel ELO Lynyrd Skynrd Neil Diamond Harry Chapin Jim Croce Hele Reddy Leo Sayer Arlo Guthrie Bee Gees Carly Simon & The Simon Sisters Chicago Rod Stewart Tom Jones Bread Deep Purple James Brown Kinks I could go on...

WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 10:32:02 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic Big fan of Elton back in the day, helped that he was chairman of the local soccer club Alice Cooper "Schools Out " was a favourite but "From the Inside" was and is one of his best albums I have(in my humble opinion) I really like the punk ones (Zipper Catches Skin, Flush the Fashion and Special Forces) but that's getting into the '80s. As for Elton, he's always left me a bit cold, but I do think it's very unfair that most of the fuss over him is over him showing off on the piano like a midget Liberace or his songwriting (which at its best, is pretty much Jackson Browne), rather than that rather striking voice he's got. That really is his best card and when he's got a decent song to work with where he can let rip with it, even my objections are stilled...

WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 10:43:38 AM)
Somebody else we've been forgetting: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick Reasons To Be Cheerful

Lucylastic -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 11:01:53 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NookieNotes This! I also loved a lot of the 70s singers and songwriters. Pink Floyd Simon & Garfunkel ELO Lynyrd Skynrd Neil Diamond Harry Chapin Jim Croce Hele Reddy Leo Sayer Arlo Guthrie Bee Gees Carly Simon & The Simon Sisters Chicago Rod Stewart Tom Jones Bread Deep Purple James Brown Kinks I could go on... yeah, so so many so so many memories:) Hot Chocolate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIN36NweL6I Hues Corporation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dndAXxqJbc0 You mentioning the BeeGees made me think of Saturday Night Fever and then Grease, LOL I used to teach dancing when they came out, and I had to learn the dances to teach them. I think I saw grease and SNF about 14 times \. of course, then there is The Hustle....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj23_nDFSfE That Freddie vid is awesome!!!!

WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 11:18:44 AM)
He was another extraordinary voice that was often concealed by its setting, so it's really nice to hear the stripped down thing. (Not sure that one's quite the song I'd have picked to showcase that myself, mind) And if we're still on disco: Bop Gun I Call My Baby Pussycat

Lucylastic -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 12:10:06 PM)
Another one I play a lot...STILL... Tubular bells https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbnSsTtctTY Oh and this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCJpzpd-8us&list=RDbCJpzpd-8us#t=74 Dr Hook....in love with a beautiful woman, but that is far from being my favourite which is hard to make a choice but.. I'll think I go with this for now Carry Me Carrie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZXjUu5HWYE&list=PLe_8pwlS0VRgdt4zTt_K0bvz7NfDtCa_d&index=7 But Ballad of Lucy Jordan is a very close one I saw them live in the early 80s, and it was everything I could have wanted it to be...except it was missing Silverstein.

WhoreMods -> RE: Music of the 1970s: comparable to the '60s stuff? (9/11/2016 12:15:13 PM)
Was Marianne Faithful's version of Lucy Jordan the late '70s, or was that one the '80s? And if we're having horror film soundtracks, how about Goblin? (They did Dawn Of The Dead as well...)

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