[ SECRET POST #4072 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4072 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The 70s are a wildly underrated decade, musically speaking

(the 80s are kind of the opposite imo but, you know, taste is taste0

[greghousesgf]

I agree with you

Agreed

[(Anonymous)]

If we're talking decades in music the 70's are the fucking bomb. The decade that gave us"Ballroom Blitz," a lot of Billy Joel's work, Led Zepplin, Elton John, Queen, Stevie Wonder, Rumors by Fleetwood Mac, Electric Light Orchestra, Marvin Gaye, Simon and Garfunkle, Nina Simone, Earth Wind and Fire, Lou Reed, "Danny's Song." (And to clarify, I love plenty of newer music as well.)

I had a lot of high school teachers I really liked who were children or young adults in the 70's so they'd play the music on occasion and it was nice to hear about the associations they had with the music as they grew up.

Re: Agreed

[(Anonymous)]

T Rex. ABBA. Blondie. A bunch of early punk and proto-punk. The best Bruce Springsteen albums.

Re: Agreed

[silverr]

Also BOWIE.

(and Roxy Music)

Re: Agreed

[tabaqui]

YESSSSSSS!!

Damn, the music of my childhood, right there. Plus Rush, Kansas, Eagles, CCR, The Runaways, Suzi Quatro, Patti Smith.....
SO MUCH.

Re: Agreed

[fishnchips]

My father likes to style himself as some sort of music connoisseur and can get quite elitist about it when it comes to "oldies" and his alleged knowledge of them but I swear he doesn't know a single of the hugely important 70s rock bands. It's actually kind of ridiculous.

Re: Agreed

[(Anonymous)]

It would be so nice to not turn one of these into a this vs that scenario.

Both had greatness; both had crap.

[(Anonymous)]

I grew up in the 80s and I honestly agree a lot of the fashion, hairstyles, and music were pretty much crap.

Give me the '70s or the '90s.

[(Anonymous)]

Not by those of us who were there, matey.