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songs from the 70s

Oh hell Chicago.... that whole danged album! Yeh, at the end, John & Paul kinda kept George & Ringo out. We now see how that all worked out.
 
probably posted already, but...
Queen- Love of my Life (1975)
 
Don't worry about reposts, Ner0. This thread is so long and I wouldn't expect people to go searching through it before every post. Besides, a lot of these classics are worth a replay. :) So thanks for your contribution!

Foreigner - "Cold As Ice" (1977)

 
This has to be on here and I might have posted it myself


 
The Stranglers - No More Heroes (1977) RIP David Greenfield - Taken by Covid-19


 
Long Live Little Richard!

Mc5: Tutti Frutti


John Lennon: Slippin' And Slidin'
 
The Internet said:
Holy fuck, didn't know that. :(

Good choice of song, also. What ever happened to all of the heroes..... :(
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We're supposed to be the heroes mate but somewhere along the way we lost our will to fight.
 
Bator said:
We're supposed to be the heroes mate but somewhere along the way we lost our will to fight.
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My favorite line is actually the next one: "The great Shakespeare-o's." Brilliant.

I'm doing my part! lol.
 
Man I'm way behind....I didn't see that Florian Schneider from Kraftwerk also passed. Another one of the greats


...fun fun fun on the Autobahn..... :)
 
The Internet said:
Man I'm way behind....I didn't see that Florian Schneider from Kraftwerk also passed. Another one of the greats
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Yes, from cancer just a few days after he turned 73. A great and extremely influential electronic band here in western Europe.
 
80s Journey was really good but 70s Journey was better

The clothes and hair are top notch in this vid...plus I love Steve Smith's drum kit

 
Steppenwolf - Screaming Night Hog (1970)


 
Bator said:
Yes, from cancer just a few days after he turned 73. A great and extremely influential electronic band here in western Europe.
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Not just in Europe, everywhere. I've been listening to Kraftwerk since the late 70s! :) And obviously someone in hip-hop was too, since one of the earliest rap songs ("Planet Rock") directly rips off "Trans Europe Express".

They probably influenced Yellow Magic Orchestra, down in Japan as well. Before that, Haruomi Hosono was doing a very American "tropical" sounding style of music, sounding sometimes like a Japanese Little Feat.
 
The Internet said:
Not just in Europe, everywhere. I've been listening to Kraftwerk since the late 70s! :) And obviously someone in hip-hop was too, since one of the earliest rap songs ("Planet Rock") directly rips off "Trans Europe Express".

They probably influenced Yellow Magic Orchestra, down in Japan as well. Before that, Haruomi Hosono was doing a very American "tropical" sounding style of music, sounding sometimes like a Japanese Little Feat.
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British Bands for sure. Joy Division, Gary Numan, Soft Cell, The Human League, Visage, Ultravox, OMD, Depeche Mode etc. They certainly left their mark.
 
Bob Seger - The Fire Down Below (1976)


 
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