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Your top 5 most played 70's tunes? I was surprised...
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So I figured I'd look at my 70's collection and I must say I'm embarrased by my #1 most played. Here they are:
1) Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me, Susan Sarandon, Rocky Horror Soundtrack.
2) Fat Old Sun, Pink Floyd, Atom Heart Mother
3) Speak to Me, Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon
4) Crazy Love, Van Morrison, Moondance
5) Moondance, Van Morrison, Moondance
List yours...and be honest.
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70's....the prog years and the punk years....
ELP - Tarkus (live - Welcome Back My Friends album)
King Crimson - Starless (Red album)
Stranglers - Baroque Bordello (Raven album)
Kraftwerk - Autobahn
Van der Graaf Generator - A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers (Pawn Hearts album)
...geez, i could go on....it's the era i grew up in!
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Cat Stevens
Simon & Garfunkel
The Eagles
Elton John
Kinks
Technically, they were all Cat Stevens...
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1. Out On The Weekend � Neil Young, Harvest
2. Place To Be � Nick Drake, Pink Moon
3. New Coat of Paint � Tom Waits, The Heart of Saturday Night
4. Wish You Were Here � Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here
4. War Pigs/Luke's Wall � Black Sabbath, Paranoid
5. Let's Get it On � Marvin Gaye, Let's Get it On
Although I did cheat a bit, because I had more Nick Drake in the top 5...however, most of the songs on Pink Moon are so short they get played a lot more than anything else....
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One of my favorite playlists is my 70s list. But my top 5 played in the list are not necessarily my favorites, just the ones I've had the longest:
Only Living Boy in New York, Simon & Garfunkel
Diamonds and Rust, Joan Baez
Just One Look, Linda Ronstadt
Cactus Tree, Joni Mitchell
Operator, Manhatten Transfer
Not very hip I these days, I guess, but I like them.
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Alan Parsons Project
Pink Floyd
Van "the man" Morrison
Dobie Gray - Drift Away
Fleetwood Mac
Although a lot of the year info is missing from my tags...
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This week - Uriah Heep & Wishbone Ash.
varies week by week - last week was Alice Cooper & Rod Stewart.
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Simon and Garfunkel - Kodachrome
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
Pink Floyd - Us and Them
James Taylor - Fire and Rain
Johnny Cash - Five Feet High and Rising
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Originally posted by Kilbey:
Johnny Cash - Five Feet High and Rising
Was that really 70s? Geez.
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"... in 6 months if WMD are found, I hope all clear-thinking people who opposed the war will say "You're right, we were wrong -- good job". Similarly, if after 6 months no WMD are found, people who supported the war should say the same thing -- and move to impeach Mr. Bush." - moki, 04/16/03
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Sadly the year-tag is not very well used in my collection. Of the 18 songs that purports to be within the 70s decade, there's only one that is registered with being played once:
Pink Floyd - Have a cigar
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Originally posted by christ:
Was that really 70s? Geez.
Nope! Idiot move on my part. I don't know what I was thinking.
Five Feet High and Risin'
by John R. Cash
Recorded 3/12/59
Number 14 - Country Chart; Number 76 - Pop Chart
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Anything on Boston's first album
Anything on the first side of Boston's Second album
Mr. Blue Sky - ELO (discovered through VW)
Cars - Gary Newman (Neuman?)
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Cars - Gary Newman (Neuman?)
Numan. the Fear Factory cover is pretty good too.
hmm...
AC/DC
KISS
Elton
Fleetwood Mac
Steve Miller
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Lately:
The Isley Brothers
Sly And The Family Stone
Ohio Players
K.C. And The Sunshine Band
Kool And The Gang
The Jackson 5
Average White Band
James Brown
Parliament Funkadelic
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Pink Floyd
Bee Gees
Doobie Brothers
Moody Blues
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Power Macintosh Dual G4
SGI Indigo2 6.5.21f
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At work it is:
Joni Mitchell
Rickie Lee Jones
George Harrison
Monty Python
Deep Disco Force
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This is absolutely the honest truth from the smart playlist I just made. Had I tried to say what I thought was on the list, none of these would have been there. Woah!
Grandma's Feather Bed, John Denver
Always On My Mind, Willie Nelson
If You Leave Me Now, Chicago
20th Century Fox Fanfare, John Williams
Apples And Bananas, Raffi
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Right Now...
"Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" - Stevie Wonder
"Rock Steady" - Aretha Franklin
"Kiss You All Over" - Exile
"Miss You (Disco Version)" - Rolling Stones
"Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves" - Cher
"Rock the Boat" - Hues Corporation
"September" - E, W & F
"I Feel Love" - Donna Summer
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70s. I have a little nostalgia for that time, even though I was born in 1970. "Top 5 songs" is too restrictive for me.
KISS - Destroyer, Alive II, Dynasty (I know!) and Ace Frehley's solo album
ELP - Brain Salad Surgery and Works I.
Rush - By-Tor and the Snow Dog, Xanadu, Hemispheres, 2112, well - almost anything from them.
Scorpions - They Need a Million, This is my song, longing for fire, sun in my hand, we'll burn the sky (these guys did some GREAT stuff before 80s cheese metal took hold)
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Van Halen 1.
Rush.
AC/DC.
Alice Cooper.
Kiss.
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