Favorite 70's band?

What is your guy's favorite 70's band. I would say Alice Cooper but what do you guys think(im going to guess most will say Black Sabbath and Zeppelin)

Probably AC/DC

lol maybe 70's. But Alice always has a special spot with me. I met him and he was the nicest dude i have ever met. Plus he has helped alot of other musiscians with their problems(ex. Megadeth). And his music is awesome but thats obvious lol

lol maybe 70's. But Alice always has a special spot with me. I met him and he was the nicest dude i have ever met. Plus he has helped alot of other musiscians with their problems(ex. Megadeth). And his music is awesome but thats obvious lol

xDead_Memoriesx

I thought more people would be saying Zeppelin. Considering how overrated they arexDead_Memoriesx

Zeppelin is a great band, and, imo, far from overrated. They just don't happen to be my favorite '70s band :P.

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"]

lol maybe 70's. But Alice always has a special spot with me. I met him and he was the nicest dude i have ever met. Plus he has helped alot of other musiscians with their problems(ex. Megadeth). And his music is awesome but thats obvious lol

Nevlim

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"]I thought more people would be saying Zeppelin. Considering how overrated they arechessmaster1989

Zeppelin is a great band, and, imo, far from overrated. They just don't happen to be my favorite '70s band :P.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"]I thought more people would be saying Zeppelin. Considering how overrated they arexDead_Memoriesx

Zeppelin is a great band, and, imo, far from overrated. They just don't happen to be my favorite '70s band :P.

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

[QUOTE="Nevlim"][QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"]

lol maybe 70's. But Alice always has a special spot with me. I met him and he was the nicest dude i have ever met. Plus he has helped alot of other musiscians with their problems(ex. Megadeth). And his music is awesome but thats obvious lol

xDead_Memoriesx

I thought more people would be saying Zeppelin. Considering how overrated they arexDead_Memoriesx

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

Zeppelin is a great band, and, imo, far from overrated. They just don't happen to be my favorite '70s band :P.

chessmaster1989

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

The seventies King Crimson lineup was eargasmic.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"] I always see them as extremely overrated. A great band but most people consider them the greatest and they are far from itxDead_Memoriesx

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

What the hell does "too hippy" mean? :?

Black Sabbath and Zeppelin)

xDead_Memoriesx

So we're including bands that were formed before the 70's?

I'll go with:

The Who

Grateful Dead

Bruce Springsteen

The Band

Eric Clapton

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

chessmaster1989

What the hell does "too hippy" mean? :?

That really doesn't make sense... Led Zeppelin was one of least "hippy" bands formed in the 60's.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"] I always see them as extremely overrated. A great band but most people consider them the greatest and they are far from itxDead_Memoriesx

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

Dude, what have you been listening to?

For the record, this is Led Zeppelin. And this is a "hippy band". Notice the difference?

The Who
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Led Zepellin
Pink Floyd

King Crimson

The Who

Jethro tull

Pink Floyd

Mahavishnu Orchestra

Frank Zappa

The Who
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Led Zepellin
Pink Floyd

Jekken6

Very dead on there.

[QUOTE="xDead_Memoriesx"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

I doubt that most people would consider them the greatest. I'm sure at least a decently sized group would. In any case, it all comes down to opinion.

yabbicoke

Dude, what have you been listening to?

For the record, this is Led Zeppelin. And this is a "hippy band". Notice the difference?

Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Yes, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, etc

Led Zeppelin

AC/DC

Phil Collins

The Eagles

Aerosmith

Queen

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Really there are just a ton of good bands from that time.

Pink Floyd is definitely the top, they might not have had as many hits as Led Zeppelin or AC/DC, but out of any bandfrom that time (and it could be argued today too,) none created more thematically and musically cohesive of albums as they did then. Listening to a Floyd album is like going on a journey.

The Sex Pistols. The original punk.

Ramones

Led Zeppelin, CCR, Rush, Pink Floyd, Camel, Free.

The Clash, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Neil Young, Santana, Van Morrison, etc.

Clearly I can't pick just one.

I always thought the Backstreet Boys were pretty good.West-Coast-G

N-Sync can beat up BSB any time! :evil:

Pink Floyd because all of their best albums were released during that decade. And The Clash because of London Calling, Give 'em Enough Rope and their original album which were all fantastic.

I would have picked the Stones though if Beggars Banquet and Let It Bleed had been released during the 70s.

Pink Floyd, got to go with them.

Dark Side of the Moon is an awesome album.

IMO, the 70's were dead for new music... The Cure, Bauhaus, Joy Division, Rush, and The Clash.

There's a lot of people mentioning The Who, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, etc, and they're all 60's bands...

IMO, the 70's were dead for new music... The Cure, Bauhaus, Joy Division, Rush, and The Clash.

There's a lot of people mentioning The Who, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, etc, and they're all 60's bands...

Journey.....nuff said.

[QUOTE="Guppy507"]

IMO, the 70's were dead for new music... The Cure, Bauhaus, Joy Division, Rush, and The Clash.

There's a lot of people mentioning The Who, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, etc, and they're all 60's bands...

Zeldafan221

First releases in the 60's = 60's band. In the Court of the Crimson King by King Crimsom was released in '69 I believe.