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I had Bad Company, J Geils, ZZ Top and Ted Nugent all playing on my eight track car stereo back in the day :thumbsup

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 16899636)

I was going to say Hawkwind but am never sure about anyone other than myself knowing who they are. You're a true classic rock fan Carlos.

I'll add UFO to that list.

HEART -- debuted in 75-76, put out first 4 albums before 1980.

Thanks man, I sure appreciate the compliment when it's from you.

One essential huge name from the 70's still missing:

Mr Vincent Furnier from Detroit

http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/...ice_cooper.jpg

His last albums are actually very much underestimated - superbly gifted songwriter.

Peter Frampton
Molly Hatchet

Another one who made his mark in the 70's although with 60's roots, Rory Gallagher:

He was always like the Irish Johnny Winter for me.

I don't know how well known he is these days though, not many kids listened to Rory around here.

You need to move Cream to the 60's.

For the 70's you can add Mott the Hoople and Frijid Pink.

Joan Jett
Three Dog Night
The Band
Bad Company
T. Rex
David Bowie
The New York Dolls
Rush
Springsteen
And of course, ABBA.

Has anyone mentioned 10cc yet? Thanks to this thread I have the "I'm not in love" song repeating in my head. Not really rock but, annoying. :)

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Originally Posted by Honez (Post 16900068)

Has anyone mentioned 10cc yet? Thanks to this thread I have the "I'm not in love" song repeating in my head. Not really rock but, annoying. :)

The word annoying doesn't even begin to describe that pathetic crying. But, yeah, the radio stations played that one to death.

Speaking of radio playing songs to death . . .

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Originally Posted by GregE (Post 16900125)

The word annoying doesn't even begin to describe that pathetic crying. But, yeah, the radio stations played that one to death.

Speaking of radio playing songs to death . . .

The lead singer of the Knack passed away last week of cancer :Oh crap

R.I.P. Doug Fieger

BTW you don't have to be so literal

Bee Gees Nights on Broadway 1975

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tYmwGEAsz9I

April Wine
Trooper
Chilliwack
Meatloaf
AC/DC

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Originally Posted by CarlosTheGaucho (Post 16899535)

Most ultimate band of the 70's for me personally - Thin Lizzy

Starting with 1975 Fighting till 1979 Black rose that was a major streak of albums that all have my very own hall of fame status.

What they recorded before and after never had the complex feeling anymore.

I played them just yesterday and thought I must get sick after all those years - it still worked.

quoted for the ultimate truth. THIN LIZZY!!!!

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Originally Posted by GregE (Post 16900125)

The word annoying doesn't even begin to describe that pathetic crying. But, yeah, the radio stations played that one to death.

Speaking of radio playing songs to death . . .

RIP Lead Singer of the Knack Dude. He died recently. Supposedly the song 'My Sharona' was about his girlfriend, who ended up being a high-powered Beverly Hills Real Estate Broker. She's also apparently the model for the bitchy mom on '2 & 1/2 Men'. Man, 'Sharona' must've been one great fuck, eh? Kinda like Rosanna Arquette must've been (great tits) to have inspired a couple of songs. "Rosanna' by Toto and a few by Peter Gabriel ('In Your Eyes', 'Don't Give Up', a couple others).

Did you mention:
Yes
Genesis
King Crimson
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (ELP)
Grand Funk Railroad
The Cars (their best two albums were released in '78 & '79)
The Eagles (must have)
Manassas (get their 1st album - PURE genius)
Neil Young's best solo work was from '70-'79
Since you mentioned The Who (who debuted in '64) then check out The Kinks albums from the '70's - again, pure genius!
The Grateful Dead's best (studio) work came in the '70's
Foreigner
REO Speedwagon (fine albums but STOP at '79)
Cheap Trick
Meat Loaf
Pat benatar's first albums were in the '70's
The Alan Parson Project
Electric Light Orchestra

I could go on and on.....(The Outlaws, Pure Prairie League, Poco, James Taylor, Carly Simon, Cat Stevens, The Marshall Tucker Band....)

Anyone saw "Velvet Goldmine" ?

I guess that was a pretty cool movie, out of time and made by someone who was heavily into the glam era.

zz top and aerosmith