Best song of the 70's

[PigDogg]

(gizmo @ Mar. 13 2007,06:50) Thin lizzy, whiskey in the jar!

two mentions of Thin Lizzy without the Boys Are Back In Town. a good beer buzz, an unseasonable warm spring night and pump up the volume on that tune!

[PigDogg]

(stogie bear @ Mar. 13 2007,03:58) Ramones...

I voted for "i really love your peaches, want to shake your tree"; whattssup with that?

But my vote goes to I Wanna Be Sedated!

[daveduke007]

(PigDogg @ Mar. 14 2007,02:12) But my vote goes to I Wanna Be Sedated!

                         

Yes you need to be PD

[mirimark]

I have run across this question before. Also the question;
Who is your favorite Music Band.

Well, I perfer the Rock & Roll of the 60's and 70's and trying to pick a favorite is like trying to pick your favorite brother or sister.

I just cant' pick one.

The song that first comes to my mind when this question arises is;

Sympothy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones.
"oh whats puzzling you is just the nature of my game."

[PigDogg]

Mirimark returns!!

[daveduke007]

(mirimark @ Mar. 14 2007,03:40)  Sympothy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones.
"oh whats puzzling you is just the nature of my game."

Very apt for you may I say mirimark

[aussieguy]

Yes the 70s...yr right stogie...the greatest decade of music ever...went downhill after that though...we had rock, heavy metal, glam, punk, disco, new wave, reggae, blues, acid rock, rock fusion, etc, we had acts like Floyd, Zepplin, Cream, Sabbath, Eagles, Young, Marley, Free, Bad Company, Lizzie, Purple, Bolan, Bowie, too many grat artists, and bands too mention, and all these acts aling with many others had great songs in the 70s...so that list good as it is....is way too short... ...tis a shame electronics and accountants now rule music companies, for now it is all business, and no artistry or creativeness

[thaibound]

(katoeylover @ Mar. 13 2007,18:52) http://www.superseventies.com/singles.html

The top selling singles of the Seventies

you guys gotta check out the 'top 100' of the 70's!!

so many of us believe the 70's may have been THE best decade of rock n roll *ever* - but if you play 90 of those 100 'top-sellers' (no floyd, no young, no sympathy for the devil...) - you'd swear it was the worst!!

captain & tenille? glen campbell?
omygod. i need to reload the graphix.