RATE George Michael

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Haven't heard much from 70's unfortunately. What were good pop bands from 70's ?

Nuck81

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="indzman"]

Haven't heard much from 70's unfortunately. What were good pop bands from 70's ?

Nuck81

[QUOTE="Nuck81"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Disco was big.....actually the 70s weren't a very good decade overall for entertainment. zenogandia

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[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Clueless. The 60's and early 70's is considered one of the greatest era's in music. Not just Rock and Roll but Fusion, Classical, Jazz, Country, Electronica, you name it. There was an amazing amount of innovation, talent, and expression. Electronic amplification and synthesizers had become available enough that any garage band or aspiring artist could afford it, and all the undiscovered talent was able to hit the road. There are entire College Degree's based on the history of this era.LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="Nuck81"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Disco was big.....actually the 70s weren't a very good decade overall for entertainment. Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Clueless. The 60's and early 70's is considered one of the greatest era's in music. Not just Rock and Roll but Fusion, Classical, Jazz, Country, Electronica, you name it. There was an amazing amount of innovation, talent, and expression. Electronic amplification and synthesizers had become available enough that any garage band or aspiring artist could afford it, and all the undiscovered talent was able to hit the road. There are entire College Degree's based on the history of this era.LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="Nuck81"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Disco was big.....actually the 70s weren't a very good decade overall for entertainment. zenogandia

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Clueless. The 60's and early 70's is considered one of the greatest era's in music. Not just Rock and Roll but Fusion, Classical, Jazz, Country, Electronica, you name it. There was an amazing amount of innovation, talent, and expression. Electronic amplification and synthesizers had become available enough that any garage band or aspiring artist could afford it, and all the undiscovered talent was able to hit the road. There are entire College Degree's based on the history of this era.LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]WTF? :?Nuck81

Came in expecting Arrested Development, left disappointed.

I'm not an ancient relic so I don't know who this singer fellow is.

Came in expecting Arrested Development, left disappointed.

I'm not an ancient relic so I don't know who this singer fellow is.

Aljosa23

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Came in expecting Arrested Development, left disappointed.

I'm not an ancient relic so I don't know who this singer fellow is.

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] You two don't get to pick the entertainment....ever.:PLJS9502_basic

what are best rock or pop bands from 70's and 80's then ? :P

Good choices specially Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Fleetwod Mac, Rolling Stones, Doors.Haven't heard The who or Moody Blues yet,'ll check it out :)

I like him too. Careless Whispers is a classic. 8/10

I grew up with his music. Careless Whisper's sax solo is especially nostalgic. But anything past his 90's stuff sucks aside from "Amazing" and "White Light". I'm passionate about 80's music overall.

7.5/10

George Michael my fav 80's pop singer ( Last Christmas, Careless Whisper, Fast Love, ETC ).

9.5/10

indzman

we're u born in the 70's or 80's?

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George Michael my fav 80's pop singer ( Last Christmas, Careless Whisper, Fast Love, ETC ).

9.5/10

sukraj

we're u born in the 70's or 80's?

80's :D

I quite like George. Great at Freddie Mercury's tribute concert - great voice. A troubled fellow though - terrible at that Olympics ceremony. And Wham were pretty sh!t perhaps bar 1 or 2 tracks. Probably 1.

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[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Clueless. The 60's and early 70's is considered one of the greatest era's in music. Not just Rock and Roll but Fusion, Classical, Jazz, Country, Electronica, you name it. There was an amazing amount of innovation, talent, and expression. Electronic amplification and synthesizers had become available enough that any garage band or aspiring artist could afford it, and all the undiscovered talent was able to hit the road. There are entire College Degree's based on the history of this era.LJS9502_basic

It takes a period of proper sh!t music to fuel such an interesting counterculture as per the 70s. As of now though some of that counterculture sounds awful and some of the uniform sh!te in the earier part of the decade is now 'kitsch'. I think the people who studied the period are concluded it weak probably didn't take drugs. Anyway. George - good bloke.

I grew up with his music. Careless Whisper's sax solo is especially nostalgic. But anything past his 90's stuff sucks aside from "Amazing" and "White Light". I'm passionate about 80's music overall.

7.5/10

Aero5555

Careless Whisper came out around the same time as Cadbury's Whisper if you remember. I can never seperate the 2 - they'l be forever intertwined in some smooth and somewhat silky unison.

good music taste ^ ^.You seen George live (concert) ?

7/10.

Some really good pop songs.

I liked George Michael more when he was in Wham.I even got the album.

10/10 especially the song that Sexy Sax Man plays on youtube