I mean, sorry if 70's rock n roll wasn't the soundtrack to your teen-age years....

[KG]

feel free to add your soundtrack...

[KG]

1. !

[KG]

2. !! ok maybe little pop, but awesome tune anyway...

[area51]

16. One of my favorite songs.

[Phentex]

18. I listen to this from time to time...

it's in my phone music but it sounds better on headphones.

[Dave Starsky]

3. Mouth and MacNeal - How Do You Do?

[Snotcicles]

4. FM

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[notdarkyet]

30. I have this original album. One of my favorites. Also, heroes are hard to find and mystery to me.

[Snotcicles]

31. Do you also have the Mother Lode album by Loggins and Messina?

Another great album from the seventies.
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[notdarkyet]

36. No. I had lots of albums but had to get rid of money, moving, they are heavy. I have Seals

And Crofts, summer breeze. Janis Joplin, cheap thrills. Iron butterfly, inagoddadavida.

[Snotcicles]

37. The 70's were a rich time for great music. So glad we have YouTube.nt

[Doc_Technical]

5. Spirit- Mr. Skin

[DFW]

42. The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus

That was one of the iconic albums of my teen years, too.

As was Strange Days

[Ohiya]

59. You have the world at your fingertips!

[DFW]

64. Ah, a kindred "Spirit!" n/t

[WhiteTara]

6. Better than my teens, I was in my 20s

and didn't have a curfew.

[elleng]

9. DITTO!

[SergeStorms]

53. Yep, same here.

A decade of many changes for me.

[WhiteTara]

62. Life changing events indeed.

BA and AA=Before Acid and After Acid.

[DiverDave]

7. Elton

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[KG]

8. bad co.

[KG]

10. in the beginning

[defacto7]

15. Now that brings back memories.

[lame54]

25. intro extremely close to Roundabout

[redstatebluegirl]

27. Wow, now this is special, lost my virginity to this....in the back of 69 chevy.

[backtoblue]

11. I can't help it. I'm a 90s girl

But I do love some Clapton and B.B King!

Add Led Zepplin!

[kwassa]

12. Psychokiller, qu'est-ce que c'est ...

some former art school classmates.

[mulsh]

13. Humble Pie Saw them at SF's Winterland buncha times, always "satifying"

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[earthshine]

14. Rush - Cygnus X-1

Special shout out to ELP and Kansas, cited above.

[Number9Dream]

17. One of These Days - Pink Floyd; Billy the Mountain - Zappa / Mothers

[ghostsinthemachine]

29. Ethel, wanna eat some clams?

I loved this. My favorite Zappa piece i think.

[Number9Dream]

40. Still listen to it semi-regularly

Always brings a smile. Studebaker Hawk and the flies... "help me, help me."

[MuseRider]

58. Oh my, I had forgotten about Billy the Mountain!

Gonna have to go dig through my record collection. That was a fun album.

[Phentex]

19. Mother's Finest

[blm]

34. Loved em - one of the music world's greatest bass players.

.

[KG]

20. Yes - a band I'm discovering late in life

[KG]

21. !

[geardaddy]

22. Mid-70s

[KG]

23. i woke up this morning

[ccjlld]

24. Early ZZ Top

[lame54]

26. A Little P.T....

[Soxfan58]

28. Born to Run

The Boss

[OhZone]

32. I'm glad I'm a 90's chick! HA!

Mt teen years rocked. (Heck, my preteen years rocked in the 80s!)

The 70s sounds so sad to me. Oh well.

[Quemado]

33. How Deep Is Your Love and Deacon Blues

are two of my most favorite songs of the 70's.

I was born in 1955. I spent my teenage years and early 20's during the 70's.

It was the best decade ever for music!

[spicysista]

35. That's some good music!

But I loved growing up in the late 90's and early 2000's.

?t=28s

[Mopar151]

38. More! reverb...

David Essex

[Mopar151]

39. Grand Funk

[Upthevibe]

41. This one....

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[lastlib]

43. And if you didn't listen to THIS:

or THIS:

you may not fully grasp what's happening in our world today.

[KG]

44. want you to sign a contract....

[Tikki]

45. The '70's was ten years long...'75 through '79 was the Soundtrack of my Twenties.

Tikki

[KG]

46. hey aqualung...

[SergeStorms]

54. Always loved Tull.

Saw them for the first time at the Fillmore West, and always went to their shows if they were within 500 miles of wherever I was at the time. Ian Anderson was (is) one of the best frontmen ever. Their concept albums (Thick as a Brick 1&2, A Passion Play) are still some of the greatest music ever made, in my opinion. Love me some Tull!

[GReedDiamond]

47. The Eagles?!...

...I hate the fuckin eagles, man.

Actually, I like some of the Eagles stuff, and I like Joe Walsh when he's being Joe Walsh and not one of the Eagles.

Rev. GReed Diamond

Ordained Minister, Church of the Latter Day Dude

[GReedDiamond]

48. Speaking of the 70s and Joe Walsh...

[GReedDiamond]

49. Mountain...Nantucket Sleighride...

[Ohiya]

60. In search of the mighty sperm whale...

Lyrics you don't hear every day!

Loved this and Climbing!

Theme for an imaginary western and For Yasgur's Farm bring back memories!

[struggle4progress]

50. Ghost of Stephen Foster

[struggle4progress]

51. Chicago Klezmer Ensemble

[Glamrock]

52. My teenage years were all

Motley Crue - Looks That Kill

Quiet Riot - Metal Health

Ratt - Round and Round

Iron Maiden - The Trooper

Van Halen - Hot For Teacher

[NBachers]

55. It indubitably included some Alice Cooper, Bob Welch, JoJo Gunn, and Exhile on Main Street

[KG]

56. rocking chicks

[KG]

57. Do you still do the twist? Do you find you remember things that well

[GoneOffShore]

61. WXPN - University of Pennsylvania has a couple of killer playlists from 1967 and 1978

Rock on Wayne.
Rock on Garth.

https://www.npr.org/sections/world-cafe/2018/05/07/608612222/40-years-later-was-1978-the-greatest-year-in-music?utm_campaign=storyshare


https://www.npr.org/sections/world-cafe/2017/06/01/530966185/was-1967-the-greatest-year-in-music

[Henry Krinkle]

63. mid late 70's to early mid 80's

Was easily the best time to be alive for partying, music, and sometimes just hanging out and
rocking by yourself.

From hard rock, to punk, to campiness, the era had it all...