What about Ohio Players or Earth, Wind, and Fire, Parliament and its derivatives, Rick James, Sly and the Family Stone? ------------------
Frampton Comes Alive All Things Must Pass-George Harrison All of John Lennon's solo albums High & Dry-Def Leppard Micheal Schenker Night Moves-Bob Seager The River-Bruce Springsteen Dreamboat Annie-Heart Here's a cool site to check out: http://www.super70s.com/Super70s/Music/1974/ ------------------ When we tire of well-worn ways, we seek for new. This restless craving in the souls of men spurs them to climb, and to seek the mountain view. -- Ella Wheeler Wilcox [This message has been edited by BobFinn* (edited January 30, 2001).]
In no particular order (of course, this doesn't include jazz records): Note: I still count the Beatles as 60's only so they didn't make my list. Van Halen I, II Queen - Sheer Heart Attack, A Night at the Opera Kansas - Leftoverature Joni Mitchell - Court and Spark Carol King - Tapestry Elton John - Yellow Brick Road Billy Joel - 52nd Street, The Stranger Dan Fogelberg - The Innocent Age Steely Dan - Aja, Goucho, Pretzel Logic Led Zepplin - Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic Cheap Trick - Heaven Tonight Yes - Fragile Supertramp - Breakfast in America Rush - 2112, Fly By Night Earth, Wind & Fire, Parliment Funkadelic (pretty much anything they did in the 70's) Marvin Gaye - What's Goin' On (maybe my #1) That seems to be about enough though I'm sure I've forgotten some. ------------------ Me fail English? That's unpossible.
sorry for being the moron who can't stick to the topic but what do you think is the best album EVER mine has got to be ACDC Back In Black with Pink Floyd The Wall in a close second ------------------ KD 12-21-99
Now, I have to disagree with you on this one. Prince only released two albums in the 70s -- "For You" and "Prince." And they both sucked. It wasn't until 1980's "Dirty Mind" that he really started to shine. Of course, that's just my opinion. ------------------
well, we will have to agree to disagree because I thought "For You" was great. I thought "Dirty Mind" and "Controversy" were in the 70's as well - they all have that pre "1999" sound - oh well. "Soft and Wet" off of "For You" is one of his best songs ever. ------------------
I don't know about ABBA...heard a couple of their tunes, might try to check out more. SmeggySmeg -- actually I do have a record of all of them, mainly for insurance purposes. Nothing fancy though. How bout yourself?
What, no Kool and the Gang? ------------------ I am Jack's utter lack of surprise. www.clutchtown.com
Un-freaking believable!!!! How can y'all list albums of the 70's and not include ZZ Top's Tres Hombres??? And you call yourself Houstonians!!! ------------------ Behad Sergeant at Arms of the Clutch BBS Asking the question: What is more dangerous, an AK-47 or a scooter?
AC/DC Highway to Hell Sabbath--We Sold our Soul for Rock N Roll Iron Maiden--Iron Maiden Montrose--Montrose VH--VH VH--Van Halen 2 VH--Fair Warning Frampton--Frampton Comes Alive Kiss--Love Gun Deep Purple--Machine Head Styx--Grand Illusion Ted Nugent--Stranglehold Sammy Hagar--The Red Album Thin Lizzy--Jailbreak Queen--Night at the Opera (seems to be a common choice) Judas Priest--Hell Bent For Leather Judas Priest--British Steel Triumph--Just a Game AC/DC--Let There Be Rock The Commodores--Greatest Hits Rainbow--Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Queen--Sheer Heart Attack Y&T--Earthshaker Yes--Yessongs Tom Petty--Damn the Torpedoes UFO--Lights Out Scorpions--Lovedrive Santana--Abraxas I could probably go on...but its late ------------------ no sig here
Damn, How could I leave off Van Halen's stuff. I must be slipping in my old age. ------------------ Ceo of the Walt Williams fan club. Web site coming soon atheistalliance.org
I'm not old... I'm 22... I just have great taste in music.... ------------------ "There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and STATISTICS..." - Mark Twain -
Damn DarkHorse..you had me fooled. I would have put ya closer to my age considering your list. BTW...I agree with your list except for the Michael Jackson and the Ronstat. i especially regret not including the Eagles..that album changed the way I listened to music back then. ------------------ no sig here [This message has been edited by Rockets2K (edited February 01, 2001).]
BeHad You're so right. Any Top should be on this list. (hanging my head in shame...) ------------------ 'Deeds, not words, shall speak me.' [This message has been edited by mc mark (edited February 01, 2001).]
Okay, if you guys are going to play my game, you better get the decade right. These are all from the 80s, not the 70s: High & Dry-Def Leppard VH--Fair Warning Judas Priest--British Steel Get it right, damnit! This is embarrassing! LOL.
wrong-o Freaky .. According to the inside of my album cover AND JP's website, British Steel was released in 79. You got me on the Fair Warning thing tho..my bad. I just REALLY love that album!! ------------------ You would have to pry the ball outta his hands with a crowbar. Bill Worrell referring to Cuttino.
Can't think of 10, but: Alice Coopers Greatest Hits 1974 is a really good, good album. I know he's really cheesy and rich now, but this was a damn good album. It has-I'm Eighteen, Schools Out, Elected, and all the rest. Buy it or Napster it! ------------------
