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Super Sounds of the 70's: Your Top 7 Songs from 1970-79

post #1 of 26
Thread Starter 

 

 

Mine:

 

1. "Bell Bottom Blues" -Derek and the Dominoes

2. "Heart of Glass" -Blondie

3. "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?" -Prince

4. "Search and Destroy"  -The Stooges

5. "Superstition"- Stevie Wonder

6. "Racing in the Street" -Bruce Springsteen

7. "Complete Control" -The Clash

post #2 of 26

I like your style Fat Elvis.

 

1. Search and Destroy by The Stooges

2. Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield

3. Brown Sugar by The Stones

4. Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye

5. Black Dog by Led Zep

6. I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor

7. War Pigs by Sabbath

post #3 of 26
Thread Starter 

Gaynor and Sabbath, nice.

 

Dig the Curtis Mayfield, too.

post #4 of 26

Cheers brother, it took all my strength not to cheat and try and stretch it out to ten. All my strength.

post #5 of 26
  1. Thunder Road- Bruce Springsteen
  2. Marquee Moon- Television
  3. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker- Ramones
  4. Watching The Detectives- Elvis Costello
  5. Let’s Stay Together- Al Green
  6. Every Picture Tells A Story- Rod Stewart
  7. Long Walk To D. C.- Staple Singers

 

 

 

Though after I go to bed, I'll probably think of a couple dozen others that need to be here...

post #6 of 26

1. "All I Wanna Do" - The Beach Boys

2. "Magic Woman Touch" - The Hollies

3. "No Matter What" - Badfinger

4. "Jet" - Paul McCartney & Wings

5. "Join Together" - The Who

6. "What Is Life" - George Harrison

7. "Miss You" - The Rolling Stones

post #7 of 26

Top of my head:

 

1. The Bewlay Brothers - David Bowie

2. Gimme Danger - The Stooges

3. Pusherman - Curtis Mayfield

4. Street Hassle - Lou Reed

5. Paris 1919 - John Cale

6. Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack and Peace

7. Five Years - David Bowie

post #8 of 26

My mix:

 

1) "Me and My Arrow" - Harry Nilsson

2) "Alison" - Elvis Costello

3)  "TVC 15" - David Bowie

4) "I'm the One" - Van Halen

5) "It's Late" - Queen

6)  "Perfect Day" - Lou Reed

7)  "Dreaming" - Blondie

post #9 of 26

1.Echoes-Pink Floyd

2.Better Off Dead-Bill Withers

3.Scenes from an Italian restaurant-Billy Joel

4.Friday-J.J Cale

5.Sugar-Kool and the Gang

6.Dissident Aggressor-Judas Priest

7.I'm Gonna love you just a little bit more, babe-Barry White

post #10 of 26


1, Rudie Can't Fail --- The Clash (1978)

2, Gossip --- Cyril Nevile (1970)

3, Roadrunner --- The Modern Lovers (1976)

4, Super Stupid --- Funkadelic (1971)

5, Wish You Were Here --- Pink Floyd (1975)

6. Another Girl, Another Planet --- The Only Ones (1978)

7. Marquee Moon --- Television (1977)

 

post #11 of 26

Hmm...

 

Bitch- Rolling Stones

Up Around the Bend- Creedence

Heart of Gold- Neil Young

Magic Man- Heart

20th Century Boy- T. Rex

Psycho Killer- Talking Heads

Because the Night- Patti Smith

 

I guess?

post #12 of 26

This is impossible...

 

Baby Wont Ya- MC5

Levon- Elton John

I’m Yours- Prince

Life During Wartime- Talking Heads

Badlands- Bruce Springsteen

Last Caress- Misfits

Free Bird- Skynyrd.(Judge it all you want motherfuckers)

 

post #13 of 26

Off the top of my head and without too much thought (and in no particular order):

 

1. God Save the Queen - The Sex Pistols

2. Night - Bruce Springsteen

3. Search and Destroy - Iggy Pop and the Stooges

4. Sunday Girl - Blondie

5. Alternative Ulster - Stiff Little Fingers

6. Satellite of Love - Lou Reed

7. Rockaway Beach - The Ramones

 

Grrrrr... 7 songs is not nearly enough (I had to restrain myself from not adding multiple Springsteen tracks).

post #14 of 26

1.  Who Are You - The Who

2.  Magic Man - Heart

3.  I Just Wanna Have Something To Do - The Ramones

4.  Ziggy Stardust -- David Bowie

5.  Superfly -- Curtis Mayfield

6.  God Save The Queen -- The Sex Pistols

7.  Right Back To Where We Started From - Maxine Nightengale

 

I had about 170 other contenders. 

post #15 of 26

Tried not to double up on artists, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a bunch.

 

1. Wish You Were Here --- Pink Floyd

2. Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding --- Elton John

3. Take Me To The River --- Talking Heads

4. Close To The Edge --- Yes

5. Golden Years --- David Bowie

6. Band On The Run --- Paul McCartney / Wings

7. Superstition --- Stevie Wonder

 

 

post #16 of 26

1. "'Til I Die" -- The Beach Boys

2. "Werewolves of London" -- Warren Zevon

3. "Look Around" -- Manfred Mann's Earth Band

4. "Back in N.Y.C." -- Genesis

5. "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" -- The Rolling Stones

6. "Arrow Through Me" -- Paul McCartney & Wings

7. "Higher Ground" -- Stevie Wonder

 

post #17 of 26

 

"No Woman, No Cry" Bob Marley changed "Superstition"- Stevie Wonder not because it not a great song, but it already on some list and it bugged me, and I forget Marley.

 

 

“American Pie” Don McLean

"Little Child Runnin' Wild" Curtis Mayfield

"Cat's in the Cradle" Harry Chapin

"Show Me the Way" Peter Frampton

"The Chain" Fleetwood Mac

"Smoke on the Water" Deep Purple

 

It can't be done in 7 groups or artist, let along 7 songs.

 


Edited by Robert Hill - 6/7/11 at 2:50pm
post #18 of 26

PS Curtis Mayfield is that great

post #19 of 26

Transmission - Joy Division

Shake Appeal - The Stooges

Solsbury Hill* - Peter Gabriel

The Big Ship - Brian Eno

Zombie - Fela Kuti

Highway Star - Deep Purple

Willow's Song - Paul Giovanni and Magnet

 

 

*(tough choice, because I love everything off Scratch and Car but they're both cohesive album experiences).

 

 

post #20 of 26

a better Top 7  70s list would be album and that would be really fucking hard

post #21 of 26

OK, so this isn't me applying what I like now but this is what I remember loving when my parents played them.  It's too hard to go back now as there are so many mint tunes so here we go:

 

1) Take Me I'm yours - Squeeze (just listened to it again on youtube and it's still astounding)

2) Grey Day - Madness

3) As - Stevie Wonder

4) Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd

5) Mr Blue Sky - ELO

6) Exodus - Bob Marley

7) Anything off Jeff Waynes Musical Version of War of the Worlds (bit of a cheat but such a good album).

post #22 of 26

I would have also like to put

 

"Are 'Friends' Electric?" Tubeway Army

'long ranger' quantum jump

LOLA - The Kinks

"Walk on the Wild Side" Lou Reed,

Low Rider" War

 

on my list

 

 

 

 

 

post #23 of 26

I would have also like to put

 

"Are 'Friends' Electric?" Tubeway Army

'long ranger' quantum jump

LOLA - The Kinks

"Walk on the Wild Side" Lou Reed,

"Low Rider" War

"No One To Depend On"   Santana

“We're an American Band" Grand Funk Railroad

"Joy to the World" Three Dog Night

 

 

on my list

 

 

 

 

 

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post #26 of 26
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy Bain View Post

 

7) Anything off Jeff Waynes Musical Version of War of the Worlds (bit of a cheat but such a good album).



Heavens yes.

 

In no order:

 

I Wish - Stevie Wonder

Meeting Across the River - Bruce Springsteen

Barracuda - Heart

Kashmir - The Mighty Zep

What a Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers

Won't Take Me Alive - Steely Dan

Serpentine Fire - Earth, Wind & Fire

 

NOWHERE near enough slots, but I could live with this list for the rest of the day.

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