Your favourite albums by decade: the 70s - Page 5

macmar71 · #61 08-14-2005, 03:51 PM

Fleetwood Mac~~Fleetwood Mac. Bare Trees, Rumours, Tusk
Buckingham Nicks~~Buckingham Nicks
John Stewart~~Bombs Away Dream Baby
Boston ~~Boston
Meatloaf~~Bat Out Of Hell
Journey~~Infinity
Pink Floyd~~Wish You Were Here, Dark Side Of The Moon, The Wall
The Eagles~~On The Border, Hotel California

shackin'up · #62 08-14-2005, 03:55 PM

or was the jazzsinger from 1980?

estranged4life · #63 08-14-2005, 04:00 PM

but here's a few stand out's:

Thin Lizzy-Live And Dangerous (Best live album from the 70's IMHO)
Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd-The Wall
Meat Loaf-Bat Out of Hell
Rush-2112
Van Halen-I
The Who-Who's Next
Led Zeppelin-IV
Led Zeppelin-Houses of the Holy
Led Zeppelin-In Through the Out Door
Kiss-Destroyer
Kiss-Alive II
Queen-I
Queen-II
Queen-A Night at the Opera
Fleetwood Mac-Tusk
Aerosmith-Rocks
Paul McCartney & Wings-Over America

trackaghost · #64 08-14-2005, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

or was the jazzsinger from 1980?

Yep, it's 1980. What about Tap Root Manuscript though? That's pretty good too and that was released in 1970.

shackin'up · #65 08-14-2005, 05:58 PM

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Yep, it's 1980. What about Tap Root Manuscript though? That's pretty good too and that was released in 1970.

yeah, and that seagull-thing he did

no title here, was pretty amazing too.

shackin'up · #66 08-14-2005, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by estranged4life

but here's a few stand out's:

Thin Lizzy-Live And Dangerous (Best live album from the 70's IMHO)
Van Halen-I
Led Zeppelin-IV
Led Zeppelin-Houses of the Holy
Led Zeppelin-In Through the Out Door

Sh*t. Live and dangerous should have been in my list too. Same for
Van Halen I. I play that one a lot even nowadays....

Your led zepchoices I'm fond of too, although I prefer III and even more: physical grafitti. That one is not a lot in these lists, which I think is pretty amazing cause I've always looked at that one as their ultimate masterpiece....

lbelle1214 · #67 08-14-2005, 07:31 PM

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I really LOVED "Tommy"

I also loved all the LZ stuff and The Stones.

Sat. Night Fever is also WAY up there as is Grease, just so happy and fun and who has never ever ever danced wildly to each, esp. in private

There are many more, mostly listed above, but these are additional ones

Sh*$, I KNEW I left that one off...Who can forget Sat Night Fever?? If I had a dollar to every time I let loose on the dance floor with that one!

strandinthewind · #68 08-14-2005, 07:31 PM

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Sh*$, I KNEW I left that one off...Who can forget Sat Night Fever?? If I had a dollar to every time I let loose on the dance floor with that one!

Me too and thank the LAWD CHILD there are no videos of that performance I know of

lbelle1214 · #69 08-14-2005, 07:34 PM

God, you're so right. Talk about blackmail....total embarrassment! But, you know, times have not changed much. At the Stevie concert in Houston I did the same thing....danced right out of my top (major wardrobe malfunction!)

GateandGarden · #70 08-14-2005, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by macfan 57

The Beatles-Let It Be
Simon & Garfunkel-Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bob Dylan-Blood On The Tracks, Desire
Derek & The Dominos-Layla
Eric Clapton-Eric Clapton, 461 Ocean Boulevard, Slowhand
George Harrison-All Things Must Pass
John Lennon-Imagine
Paul McCartney-Band On The Run
Steely Dan-Can't Buy A Thrill, Countdown To Ecstasy, Pretzel Logic, The Royal Scam, Aja
Paul Simon-Paul Simon, There Goes Rhymin' Simon, Still Crazy After All These Years

You and my mom have A LOT of the same music. Some people would say "Oh thanks" and roll their eyes at a comment like that but you should know that I mean it as a compliment because my mom is beyond cool.

lbelle1214 · #71 08-14-2005, 07:37 PM

Did anyone like the soundtrack from "A Star is Born"? I had a thing for Kristofferson back then...and I've always loved Barbra's voice

strandinthewind · #72 08-14-2005, 07:54 PM

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Did anyone like the soundtrack from "A Star is Born"? I had a thing for Kristofferson back then...and I've always loved Barbra's voice

I liked it, though I thought the movie was just okay. I have always thought Mega Striesand could sing a song like no other and she has tremendous talent. I am just not wild about her ego, which can get in the way - see Prince of Tides

The Tower · #73 08-14-2005, 08:11 PM

Blue - Joni Mitchell
Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Fulfillingness's First Finale - Stevie Wonder
Rags to Rufus - Rufus and Chaka Khan
Tapestry - Carole King
Hejira - Joni Mitchell
Eponymous - Rickie Lee Jones
Wave - Patti Smith Group
Little Queen - Heart
Infinity - Journey
Eponymous - Foreigner
Tumbleweed Connection - Elton John
A Song For You - Carpenters
Rocks - Aerosmith
Innervisions - Stevie Wonder
Led Zeppelin III - Led Zeppelin
For The Roses - Joni Mitchell
Hotel California - Eagles (if only for "Pretty Maids..." and "Wasted Time")
Eat To The Beat - Blondie
Between the Lines - Janis Ian
After the Gold Rush - Neil Young
Sweet Baby James - James Taylor

dissention · #74 08-14-2005, 08:21 PM

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Tapestry - Carole King

Rush out and buy her new one, The Living Room Tour. Really, really fantastic. My mother brought it over to my apartment and got me hooked on it so much that I went out and bought it, along with her last album.

The Tower · #75 08-14-2005, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Rush out and buy her new one, The Living Room Tour. Really, really fantastic. My mother brought it over to my apartment and got me hooked on it so much that I went out and bought it, along with her last album.

Writer and Fantasy are also really great albums by Carole that are ignored in favor of the Supernova that is Tapestry.