70's music?

[Guest freedomfighter]

what;s your favorite?

[kiya]

Pere Ubu....

[thelightthatnevergoesout]

assuming you're refering to bands that released records/were somewhat popular during this period (and not just bands that were formed during the 1970s)

t rex

faces

mott the hoople

first two roxy music records

first two eno records

cockney rebel/steve harley

70s bowie

70s beach boys

70s rolling stones

big star

70s kiss

undertones

ramones

sex pistols

the clash

joy division

nick drake

new york dolls/johnny thunders

etc etc etc. there are LOADS of fantastic releases from this period.

[ilovefriedchicken]

i love bread

[cyberPUNK]

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[Handlethevibe]

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[dokydoky]

Basically anyone that spent any time with David Bowie or was David Bowie made fabulous music in the 70s.

[owl]

roxy music

[2000dB]

frank zappa, parliament-funkadelic. Not really into the trendy british bands in general.

[beberthur]

Pre-Diamond Dogs Bowie, post-Diamond Dogs Bowie, late 70s Iggy Pop, Joy Division, Nick Drake, Sibylle Baier (if it can be considered as 70s music).

[pavlova cakesworth]

elvis costello & the attractions wire the modern lovers gang of four david bowie joy division the clash

[jewbagel]

Bowie

Curtis Mayfield

The Ramones

[Halifamous]

The Modern Lovers

Swell Maps

The Jam

Television

Teenage fucking Kicks.

[Carl]

A few yet to be mentioned...

Talking Heads

Steely Dan

The dB's

Toms

[mspark]

Joy Division

Parliment/Funkadelic

James Brown

Sly Stone

Curtis Mayfield

Bob Marley

[Servo2000]

MORODER MORODER MORODER MORODER

[2000dB]

MORODER MORODER MORODER MORODER

paging omc.

[Servo2000]

MORODER MORODER MORODER MORODER

I fixed it.

[Agent Orange]

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fuck yes 12345

[Guest jmatsu]

MORODER MORODER MORODER MORODER

yeah, but i prefer his 80's productions more.

cerrone cerrone cerrone cerrone

[onemancult]

why is this in the trash?

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cerrone cerrone cerrone

clinton clinton clinton

moulton moulton moulton

whoever said pre and post diamond dogs bowie is a tosser cuz diamond dogs is

my fave bowie record

funk + soul

proto disco

late 70s acid/psych

eu post punk

minimal synth

the comus record came out in the 70s right?

DISCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Guest jmatsu]

i still listen to silvetti's spring rain and random shit from salsoul.

[polishmike]

[Guest jmatsu]

good pick polish. i actually had this. was pretty good, but the recording were so bad. how many volumes does this series actually have?

oh and

morricone morricone morricone

[polishmike]

good pick polish. i actually had this. was pretty good, but the recording were so bad. how many volumes does this series actually have?

I got the cd as a gift sometime ago and I believe there is a part 2 cd/dvd combo. I love how they have those short lines from the movies between the songs.

I also have 'She Had A Taste For Music - Soundtracks' which is different but equally entertaining.

[Guest jmatsu]

bringing back memories. i used to love 60s/70s soundtrack jazz, jerk-beat, psych.

did you ever get those reissues from right tempo records.

i used to buy alot a shit from dagored and black cat...

[polishmike]

I used to see a girl that was really into 70s soundtracks and jazz but some of that stuff just sounded silly to me. I was always more into the minimalist music of 60s and 70s. After Stockhausen, Cage and Schoenberg it was Glass, Goeyvaerts, Nyman, Górecki, Reich. I was always more into noises than melody (that changes when I get really drunk).

[ilovefriedchicken]

onemancult: minimal synth

dingdingdingdingding

[sean_]

kraftwerk

modern lovers

[Biff15]

this is my favorite decade for music...

Bob Marley

Led Zep

The Clash

Sabbath

Herbie Hancock (esp. Headhunters)

Weather Report

Bowie

P-Funk