Classic Tracks: 1970 to 1974

[Fred Secrets]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SFt7JHwJeg

 

[Linus]

 

[Sandboy]

http://m.mixcloud.com/tag/random-influences/

All you need

 

[Pancho]

Absolute belter of a track.

You can just imagine that loony on drums and Daltrey's scream at the end has never been bettered.

 

[T_Bone]

Run Run Run, Jo Jo Gunne

 

[Laeotaekhun]

Many many Bowie tracks to choose from (in the specified years) as well as others.

However, as my starters I will list these from (probably) my favourite Bowie album (recorded in '73 but not released until 10 years later).

Mick Ronson, imho, never gained the recognition he deserved.

 

[CatOnKeyboard]

classic

 

[Pancho]

Goose bumps.

 

[T_Bone]

Every track on Pilgrimage. Every track on Argus.
Persephone.
All of course, by the mighty Wishbone Ash.

The Seeker, Join Together....... The Who
Mr Big, Free

 

[tonyfromalnwick]

Largely ignored track at the time (1971)

 

[Occam's Razor]

Krautrock all the way for me that era, like. Can, Faust, Amon Duul, Neu, Kraftwerk...

Mebbe with a bit reggae hoyed in.

 

[supernaut1968]

 

[Merv]

 

[anotherfinemessi]

 

[T_Bone]

Riders of the Storm, The Doors......... Beat that.
One of these Days, Ten Years After.

 

[Pancho]

Riders of the Storm, The Doors......... Beat that.
One of these Days, Ten Years After.

You mean this?

and this?

 

[Cheesy Feet]

Superb

 

[PinzaC55]

classic

At this time it seemed like every record Stevie released was better than the last and better than everything else in the chart.
Anyway I remember hearing this for the first time on my Benkson radio when I was dolling off school and thinking "holy shit this is going straight to number one!" Sadly it only reached number two.

 

[Mr Vertigo]

 

[The Omega Man]