70's Music !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by Floorfiller on Aug-05-2004 19:21:

70's Music !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ok so there is that 80's music thread a couple pages back, but i wanna get some disco up in this bitch!! i know you youngens won't appreciate it, but common people...what's your favorite 70's stuff...i'll start:

KC & The Sunshine Band
Kool & The Gang
The Gap Band
Earth, Wind, & Fire

i'll add somemore later...but keep em coming!!

Posted by wrzonance on Aug-05-2004 20:56:

T. Rex - Bang A Gong (Get It On)

i can think of more, but that just happens to be it right now

Posted by TigerClaw on Aug-05-2004 20:58:

Donna Summer - I Feel Love, This is one of those heavily copied tracks, Even till this day, Cause of that bassline.

Posted by WhooCares on Aug-05-2004 21:42:

THE BEEGIES!!
lmao
havent heard some of their stuff in a while....
DISCO SUCKS by the way

Posted by dcential on Aug-05-2004 21:46:

a taste of honey - boogie oogie oogie

Posted by TwoPlow on Aug-06-2004 00:31:

considering rock and roll died in 1980, I think the 70s were pretty damn good.

Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
Jimi Hendrix

Not to mention Kraftwerk, who rock more than just about anything.

Posted by tiesto14 on Aug-06-2004 03:41:

quote:
Originally posted by TwoPlow
considering rock and roll died in 1980, I think the 70s were pretty damn good.

Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
Jimi Hendrix

Not to mention Kraftwerk, who rock more than just about anything.

Full agree with everything said above...

But will add

Ten Years After (If you like Pink Floyd you will like them also)
Van Morrison
Steely Dan
The Eagles
Fleetwood Mac
Rolling Stones
The Ramones

70's "rock" owns...it is the only other music i can say i like besides trance/tech/prog/etc!

Posted by Radagast on Aug-06-2004 03:49:

Disco may be dead sir, but the Funk will never die! Never!

Posted by UWM on Aug-06-2004 03:57:

"I'm going to turn this water ... into Funk"

Posted by TrAnCe CoNtRoL on Aug-06-2004 04:54:

more in the 60's...the doors <----fucking rock

pink floyd
led zeppelin
tom petty
the eagles
the who
some lynyrd skynyrd stuff

and into the 80's...journey, reo speedwagon, aerosmith, guns n roses. but i digress. i love my classic rock though!

Posted by atlearmeen on Aug-06-2004 13:54:

Dire Straits - Walk Of Life
Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69
Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA
Bruce Springsteen - The River

Posted by dellboy on Aug-07-2004 00:11:

you kids today....

70's were the birth of floorfillers...try

Instant Funk - Got My Mind Made Up
Evelyn "Champagne" King - Shame
Sister Sledge - Lost in Music
James Brown
Rose Royce
Undisputed Truth
The Whispers
Marvin Gaye - Gotta Give it Up

We've come a long way

Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Aug-07-2004 00:17:

Tha EAGLES!!!

Posted by Floorfiller on Aug-07-2004 02:41:

best disco song evar has to be...

Frankie Smith - Double Dutch Bus

Posted by XeQtOr on Aug-07-2004 08:02:

Two words : LED ZEPPELIN... Almost everything they made is fucking great..

Posted by BshidoHEAT on Aug-07-2004 08:51:

Earth Wind and Fire - Dancing in September

Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-07-2004 09:41:

quote:
Originally posted by TwoPlow
Not to mention Kraftwerk, who rock more than just about anything.

Yuh! Who imagined four straight-laced German dudes could give hip-hop such a positive push by way of Afrika Bambaataa? I still find this unlikely but incredible juxtaposition to be an amazing phenomenon to this day, and frown at the great disparity between hip-hop -- which, for all intents and purposes, shares many of the same electronic instruments and sampling methods as EDM -- and electronic music. Wowza.

As for 70s, one of my favorite tunes has to be this one:

The O'Jays - For The Love Of Money

It is truely a fitting theme for Donald Trump's The Apprentice. Too bad there is a bit of anachronism there because Trump is such a fixture of the 80s and beyond.

I also treasure the great Swedes known as ABBA. They combined catchy pop tunes with some intricate production that still boggles minds to this day, and ABBA Gold is so precious to me. Especially the hit known as "Dancing Queen" with its... tambourine.

I am also an admirer of much prog rock from that era, including some of the aforementioned names and the titans known as Emerson, Lake, and Palmer.

Oh yeah... who else here likes Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells?

Posted by Simcut on Aug-07-2004 10:37:

Hall & Oates pwn

Posted by tiestoinmix on Aug-07-2004 12:24:

The Doors with the one & only Rock poet ever
James Douglas Morisson