So true! In the USA today just the b.s. "music?" of jusTin bierber and crap from warner bros. and here in Italy all Italian music and Itakian rap music is "just unpleasant noise". The British and American music of the 70s was The Best❤!
Very hard to come up with the top 35, but I'd give the most credit to the albums I still listen to today. Rumours, What's Going On?, Dark Side of the Moon, Parallel Lines - Blondie, Led Zeppelin IV, More Songs about Buildings - Talking Heads, Who's Next, Born to Run - Springsteen, Moondance - Van Morrison.
@@kfrelander Not for me. When I was in high school, there was a guy who played this album on his cassette player every day for 6 months. Since then I cannot listen to this album even if my life depends on it.
NICE!!! I realize it's a personal preference and quite a few I've yet to hear. Mine has Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak, Steve Miller's Fly Like an Eagle and Book of Dreams and Frampton Comes Alive all as a must.
Elton John, Paul Simon, The Cars, Curtis Mayfield, War, Badfinger, The Beach Boys, The O'Jays, Linda Ronstadt, Edgar Winter, Cat Stevens, Bread, Styx, Grand Funk, Al Green, Santana, The Band, Leon Russell, Eric Clapton, Van Halen, Rod Stewart....they all had albums worthy of being on the list. The thing is, I can't think of one album on your list that I'd bump to make room. Man, the 70's really was a great decade for music.
What an amazing decade for music! Excellent selection, and I would agree with many - although probably not Black Sabbath! Close To The Edge had a dramatic effect on my early life (my older cousin introduced me to the album) and I was a huge Yes fan until they morphed into the Buggles. It was my first introduction into serious music and remains Yes's best album. The same with Dark Side of the Moon. The other significant album was Tubular Bells, which I didn't notice in your list. Stevie Wonder has always been incredible, especially in the 70's and early 80's - the Original Musiquarium from 1982. I like the way you go all the way from jazz to heavy metal. Since 1976, the most significant band in my life has been Steely Dan. I was getting a bit worried for a while, but then you included two selections. My selection would include every SD album!
I was close to including the Royal Scam but there are too many great artist where I couldn't justify to myself giving so many spaces to one artist unless they really deserve it
I'm going to agree. The Wall doesn't belong above Wish You Were Here or Dark Side of the Moon on any list. And not likely in the top 300 albums of the 70s. Interesting list, though.
Glaring ommissions! Patti Smith- Horses, Tom Petty Damn the Torpedoes, Springsteen- Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town, Jim Carrol- Catholic Boy.
You can list the best 500 albums of the 1970s, and still, there will be plenty of complaints that this and that album was left out, placed too low bla bla.. 😂
It's the nature of the beast with best of lists but even before watching I know this will not include Meatloaf Bat Out If Hell... Meatloaf is always ignored
Some great picks. I would also include Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield Surf's Up - The Beach Boys Hunky Dory - David Bowie Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen Led Zeppelin III Pretzel Logic - Steely Dan Crime of The Century - Supertramp Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones After The Goldrush - Neil Young Transformer - Lou Reed Imagine - John Lennon AND SOME LEFTFIELD PICKS (personal favourites) Heart Food - Judee Sill Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers self-titled 1976 No Other - Gene Clark Deja Vu - Crosby Stills Nash & Young Reggatta de Blanc - The Police Night Out - Ellen Foley Armed Forces - Elvis Costello & The Attractions The Kick Inside - Kate Bush Tusk - Fleetwood Mac Sheet Music - 10cc I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight - Richard & Linda Thompson
So we all have a couple albums that were the first things we thought of when we clicked on this that we are shocked to not find on here. Mine are leftoverture by Kansas, Van Halen I, and Led Zeppelin 2 (my favorite zeppelin album). But you have to realize that there’s around 100 REALLY good 70s albums out there and maybe for whatever reason he didn’t think of most of them. It’s really hard to make these big large-scale lists. Anyway, good list (key of life is prob my favorite album of all time)
What a decade for all styles of music, in my opinion, the very best. I should have been an 80s child musically, but nah, 70s broke so much new ground. ❤❤
C'est, clairement, la meilleure décennie musicale. Je pense, tout de même, qu'elle doit commencer en 1968 et se finir à 1977 (arrivée du punk). J'aurais ajouté KRAFTWERK, CAN et AAMON DULL.
Some great picks, although Stevie Wonder's Innervisions is much better than Songs in the Key of Life. Also among the best of the 70's - Jethro Tull Aqualung; Grand Funk E Pluribus Funk; Zeppelin III; Beatles Let It Be; Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers; Johnny Winter And Live; Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Santana Abraxas and Borboletta; Alan Parsons Project I Robot; Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road; Black Sabbath Master of Reality; Steely Dan Katy Lied; ELO Face the Music and A New World Record; Eagles Desperado; Fleetwood Mac (1975)
Heck yeah! SITKOL at number one...well, I've been saying that for years anyway 😄 Stevie at the peak of his creative abilities, a behemoth of an album, packed full of styles, genres, ideas and expansions. I think it's impossible to rank albums from the 70s...but can't argue with those top 10 picks.
The 70s was the greatest decade of music ever! especially Rock Music. In my opinion here are just a few of the best... Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd.... Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones.... Who's Next, The Who.... Deep Purple In Rock, Deep Purple.... Led Zeppelin 4, Led Zeppelin.... Bridge Over Troubled Water, Simon & Garfunkel.... Harvest Moon, Neil Young.... Volume 4, Black Sabbath.... Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd.... Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Elton John.... Bat Out Of Hell, Meatloaf.
You would struggle to put a decent top 35 together to encompass the music of the past decade. It's been the death knell of creative music and the rise of auto tune.
Great albums. So many great albums in that decade. I would have suggested Boston, ( first album ) Kansas left overture, kiss destroyer. Super tramp breakfast in America. I can go on, and on.
My choices are ,1.Spiders from Mars, 2. Plastic Ono Band, 3. Let it Bleed, 4. QueenⅡ, 5. Zeppelin Ⅱ, 6. Siren:Roxy, 7. Hotel California , 8.Little Criminal, 9. Band on the Run, 10. Original Sound Track･･･etc.
You could have put Sabbaths first 6 albums on there. Zeppelin's first 5. Motorheads classic lineups 3 albums on there. Deep Purple's Machinehead and In Rock. Nevermind the Bollocks. Clash's first album. Blondie's albums. Devo, All of Bob marley's 70s Albums. Even a few classic Country albums. Eagles etc etc. You coulda axed about 90% of all the garbage you put up there. All AC/DC's Bon Scott years. Think Lizzy. Van Halen, Kiss......the list goes on n on.
theres a handful of albums i would’ve had in the list, including: imagine, machine head, in rock, sticky fingers, goats head soup, houses of the holy, meddle, ram, sabbath bloody sabbath
I'm not a big Eagles fan, though surely "Hotel California" must be on the list. The song "Victim of Love" will tear you a new 'one'. From 1970-1979 Status Quo released an album every year and all of them are the best Rock albums I've ever heard. I read an article by a maverick music critic who said that there have been 2 Rock Bands and they are The Ramones & Status Quo. Anyway, most of the 35 best 70's albums would be Punk n New Wave acts - real music. Status Quo stand on the balcony and urinate on the boring and mundane Bands.
Not sure how this list is made but it must be personal preference because there were a lot of great albums NOT on this list and some very weird obscure ones on the list. For example, where is BOSTON?
Let’s review. Who’s Next one of the seminal RocknRoll Albums ever at # 31 Barf. And no Quadrophenia anywhere on the list?? No Santana Moonflower?? The bloke is obviously a huge Pink Floyd Fan. Very curious list indeed. As others noted no LA Woman by The Doors either.
Not exactly, Van Halen only appeared at the end of the decade, Skynryd is unknown outside of America, like Allman's and Aerosmith (in the 70s no one outside of America knew Aerosmith), Eagles don't really reach this level of quality and the The only one I agree with is Rush, they made great albums.
If I chose 35 albums - in no particular order; Physical Graffiti Wish You Were Here Station to Station Roxy Music Crime of the Century Band on the Run Innervisions Who’s Next Abraxas Captain Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy CSN It’s Only Rock and Roll Toto IV Foreigner Can’t Buy a Thrill Imagine Bad Company Frampton Comes Alive Sheer Heart Attack Closer to Home Dreamboat Annie Boston Hotel California Rumours Zeppelin IV Low The Wall What’s Going On Saturday Night Fever Trans Europe Express Dark Side of the Moon Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Hunky Dory London Calling Off the Wall
Mostly interesting list...because there were so many great albums in that decade, you could easily do a top 100 and still leave some deserving records out.
In my opinion .. No. 1 album of the seventies .. "NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS" by the Sex Pistols .. No. 1 album of the sixties .. "RUBBER SOUL" by the Beatles .. that said .. I quite like most of your choices ..
Best decade in music. Crime of the Century, Boston, Aqualung, Dire Straits I, Deep Purple In Rock, Selling England by the Pound should be here. Just an opinion. It´s a good list though.
Personally i can’t build a top35 list. It’s mission impossible for me, list would be change if not daily but probably monthly. It’s a taste of music what you like and how it change.
sticky fingers roxy and elsewhere one size fits all overnight sensation shut up and play your guitar this years model armed forces caravanserai welcome machine head vol 4 passion play eat a peach katy lied royal scam for your pleasure live and dangerous
people have a right to make their own lists, of course, but with so much great music being produced in that era, I think it makes sense to limit yourself to one album per artist. McCartney, Lennon and Harrison of course would get a pass because they transitioned from Beatles to solo artists during the period. But artists such as Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elvis Costello, Aerosmith, Elton John, Bob Marley and others clearly get shortchanged with all the Bowie, Floyd, Stevie and Zeppelin albums on here.
@@videosbaisam Of course we all have our own opinions. I think the British version of their debut LP is one of the 15 greatest punk albums of all time so I think it's their best. I know everyone goes gaga over London Calling and it's excellent, just not as excellent as their debut.
@@willieluncheonette5843I think the US version of the debut is the best. That thing's like a greatest hits (and it has two of their absolute best songs in Complete Control and White Man). The running order is more satisfying and the 4 songs they dropped were definitely not necessary. I still have no idea what I Fought The Law is doing there though.
@@stitchgrimly6167 Deny is a great song that should not have been dropped. Yes, the US version is excellent and many feel it is just as good or better. It's just my heart is going to be with the flow of the UK version, as the band intended it to be. Still want to hear Janie Jones as the kick ass opener.
updated list with 100 albums, if interested
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Lots of good albums, but none by Genesis. In the years 1972-1976, the band made really great music.
71 - 78
@@paulbrookes413 Yeah, like that too.
I forgot Trespass is '70
No selling England or trick of the tail
You could do another 50 albums and the standard wouldnt drop. RIP music. What a shame it's gone.
another 250
So true! In the USA today just the b.s. "music?" of jusTin bierber and crap from warner bros. and here in Italy all Italian music and Itakian rap music is "just unpleasant noise". The British and American music of the 70s was The Best❤!
my god you are corny as hell
3 glaring omissions: "Electric Warrior"- T.Rex. "L.A.Woman"- The Doors. "Lola vs.Powerman"- The Kinks
Supertramp deserves to be in this lista!
Crime of the Century, for sure.
Overrated
@@paulbrookes413most know them as underrated
For sure
Very hard to come up with the top 35, but I'd give the most credit to the albums I still listen to today. Rumours, What's Going On?, Dark Side of the Moon, Parallel Lines - Blondie, Led Zeppelin IV, More Songs about Buildings - Talking Heads, Who's Next, Born to Run - Springsteen, Moondance - Van Morrison.
No Genesis, No Supertramp, No Deep Purple, No Rainbow, there were just too many great albums and bands in the 70's
Certainly, The Allman Brothers At the Fillmore East should be on the list-and near the top.
Thank you for putting Songs In the Key of Life at #1 -- a masterpiece of masterpieces.
I would add: Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and James Taylor - JT.
What about Hotel California??
@@kfrelander
Not for me.
When I was in high school, there was a guy who played this album on his cassette player every day for 6 months.
Since then I cannot listen to this album even if my life depends on it.
Good list, but it’s missing Boston’s first album, The Cars first album, and Crime of the Century by Supertramp.
Wiele rzeczy brakuje np Phaedra,Every One is Everybody Else,In Rock,Rising itp.,ale to tylko 35 lp.
NICE!!! I realize it's a personal preference and quite a few I've yet to hear. Mine has Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak, Steve Miller's Fly Like an Eagle and Book of Dreams and Frampton Comes Alive all as a must.
Deep Purple - Machinehead
Elton John, Paul Simon, The Cars, Curtis Mayfield, War, Badfinger, The Beach Boys, The O'Jays, Linda Ronstadt, Edgar Winter, Cat Stevens, Bread, Styx, Grand Funk, Al Green, Santana, The Band, Leon Russell, Eric Clapton, Van Halen, Rod Stewart....they all had albums worthy of being on the list. The thing is, I can't think of one album on your list that I'd bump to make room. Man, the 70's really was a great decade for music.
I can't believe you don't have deep purple machine head on.😂
Absolutely. Undeniably. Such a glaring omission!
In Rock...that's Purple's best ...
@michaelbeerbados3291 agreed that is their best. Then, Made in Japan.
For me,There's has to be "Aqualung".
I first heard DSOTM in the summer of '82. Been hooked on Floyd now for 40+ years. Nothing compares.
What an amazing decade for music! Excellent selection, and I would agree with many - although probably not Black Sabbath! Close To The Edge had a dramatic effect on my early life (my older cousin introduced me to the album) and I was a huge Yes fan until they morphed into the Buggles. It was my first introduction into serious music and remains Yes's best album. The same with Dark Side of the Moon. The other significant album was Tubular Bells, which I didn't notice in your list. Stevie Wonder has always been incredible, especially in the 70's and early 80's - the Original Musiquarium from 1982. I like the way you go all the way from jazz to heavy metal. Since 1976, the most significant band in my life has been Steely Dan. I was getting a bit worried for a while, but then you included two selections. My selection would include every SD album!
I was close to including the Royal Scam but there are too many great artist where I couldn't justify to myself giving so many spaces to one artist unless they really deserve it
@@videosbaisam I understand!
@@videosbaisam The Black Sabbath was one of the best inclusions! Thanks.
That wasn't even close. Did you live in the seventies?
The 70's *felt* like disco ruled the airwaves. Yet so much good music came out of that decade--and remains great.
no way the wall is better than any of the other PF albuns
TRUTH. The Wall is good, but there are several that are better.
Real, only WYWH, Animals and maybe DSOTM are better
I'm going to agree. The Wall doesn't belong above Wish You Were Here or Dark Side of the Moon on any list. And not likely in the top 300 albums of the 70s. Interesting list, though.
Totally agree 💯
@@philgretz It was the number one selling album of the 1970's. I think it is better than Dark Side and Wish You Were Here.
Glaring ommissions! Patti Smith- Horses, Tom Petty Damn the Torpedoes, Springsteen- Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town, Jim Carrol- Catholic Boy.
Bro hates the Boss I stg
Any music critic would tell you those two glaring omissions would be for sure top 20 70s albums and more than likely top 10
Jim Carrol- Catholic Boy ! Thanks for the reminder, I'll dig that one out!
No Neil Young?
Good point.
A bit screechy 😂
Also no Moody Blues. I guess it's a question of balance...
@@paulbrookes413you are then not familiar with the vast width of his work
Where are Bridge Over Troubled Water and the Sarurday Night Fever soundtrack?
Ziemlich subjektiv, diese Auswahl. Es fehlen viel zu viele wegweisende Alben. Trotzdam aber ein Dankeschön!
How have you not got "Tonight's the Night" & "Rust Never Sleeps" or "After the Gold Rush"
AMAZING LIST!!! WELL DONE
Not really guy has a tin ear
Number 1........Dark side of the Moon, all day, every day, twice on Sunday.
We could be friends .. nice list
You can list the best 500 albums of the 1970s, and still, there will be plenty of complaints that this and that album was left out, placed too low bla bla.. 😂
It's the nature of the beast with best of lists but even before watching I know this will not include Meatloaf Bat Out If Hell... Meatloaf is always ignored
Some great picks. I would also include
Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield
Surf's Up - The Beach Boys
Hunky Dory - David Bowie
Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen
Led Zeppelin III
Pretzel Logic - Steely Dan
Crime of The Century - Supertramp
Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
After The Goldrush - Neil Young
Transformer - Lou Reed
Imagine - John Lennon
AND SOME LEFTFIELD PICKS (personal favourites)
Heart Food - Judee Sill
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers self-titled 1976
No Other - Gene Clark
Deja Vu - Crosby Stills Nash & Young
Reggatta de Blanc - The Police
Night Out - Ellen Foley
Armed Forces - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
The Kick Inside - Kate Bush
Tusk - Fleetwood Mac
Sheet Music - 10cc
I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight - Richard & Linda Thompson
So we all have a couple albums that were the first things we thought of when we clicked on this that we are shocked to not find on here. Mine are leftoverture by Kansas, Van Halen I, and Led Zeppelin 2 (my favorite zeppelin album). But you have to realize that there’s around 100 REALLY good 70s albums out there and maybe for whatever reason he didn’t think of most of them. It’s really hard to make these big large-scale lists. Anyway, good list (key of life is prob my favorite album of all time)
Sticky fingers?
What a decade for all styles of music, in my opinion, the very best. I should have been an 80s child musically, but nah, 70s broke so much new ground. ❤❤
C'est, clairement, la meilleure décennie musicale.
Je pense, tout de même, qu'elle doit commencer en 1968 et se finir à 1977 (arrivée du punk).
J'aurais ajouté KRAFTWERK, CAN et AAMON DULL.
Close To The Edge in the list but not Fragile..............sacrilege!!!!!
No Supertramp, Genesis, Van Morrison
Born to Run??
Yep both BTR and Darkness on the Edge of Town should be on the list
Terrible album Springsteen is awful
Born to run and darkness are both surely top 40 albums of the 1970s
No ELP😮 what about Rare Bird Focus gypsy Renaissance Jeff Beck UK
No Rush? Epic fail.
You forgot the beautiful album Parachute from The Pretty Things, which was the Rolling Stone album of the year in 1970!
how is the wall so high and animals not in the list? Also close to the edge, red, pink moon and wish you were here should all be in the top 10
Bad Company's first album and Benefit by Jethro Tull absolutely belong on the list.
Doors LA Woman ??
No Aerosmith Rocks or Toys in the attic?, the, at least my list could go on and on!
Some great picks, although Stevie Wonder's Innervisions is much better than Songs in the Key of Life. Also among the best of the 70's - Jethro Tull Aqualung; Grand Funk E Pluribus Funk; Zeppelin III; Beatles Let It Be; Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers; Johnny Winter And Live; Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Santana Abraxas and Borboletta; Alan Parsons Project I Robot; Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road; Black Sabbath Master of Reality; Steely Dan Katy Lied; ELO Face the Music and A New World Record; Eagles Desperado; Fleetwood Mac (1975)
What a great decade for music. Bowie could do no wrong with a string of classics.
Heck yeah! SITKOL at number one...well, I've been saying that for years anyway 😄 Stevie at the peak of his creative abilities, a behemoth of an album, packed full of styles, genres, ideas and expansions.
I think it's impossible to rank albums from the 70s...but can't argue with those top 10 picks.
Where is Goodbye Yellow Brick Road- Elton John?
Deep Purple, In Rock, Machine Head, Burn. Uriah Heep, Nazareth, Sweet, Slade, Queen, Yes, Rainbow.....?
Very good list sir!
I’d have put the “Let It Be” album higher in the list, but still a great list.
The 70s was the greatest decade of music ever! especially Rock Music. In my opinion here are just a few of the best... Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd.... Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones.... Who's Next, The Who.... Deep Purple In Rock, Deep Purple.... Led Zeppelin 4, Led Zeppelin.... Bridge Over Troubled Water, Simon & Garfunkel.... Harvest Moon, Neil Young.... Volume 4, Black Sabbath.... Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd.... Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Elton John.... Bat Out Of Hell, Meatloaf.
Surprised by the lack of genesis considering they’ve been in many of your other 70s list. I wonder why
Elton John ruled the 70s, yet...nothing.
Faltan..Deep Purple-Machine Head...In Rock. Santana-Abraxas..III. Allman Brothers-Idlewild South...Live Fillmore. CCR...Lynyrd Skynyrd..ZZ Top...
You would struggle to put a decent top 35 together to encompass the music of the past decade. It's been the death knell of creative music and the rise of auto tune.
If Queen isn't on here twice I'm unsub
Cya
Great albums. So many great albums in that decade. I would have suggested Boston, ( first album ) Kansas left overture, kiss destroyer. Super tramp breakfast in America. I can go on, and on.
It would be interesting to see what 100-51 was like. Quadrophenia and Foxtrot would definitely have made my top 50.
Traffic “ John Barleycorn must die”
Aerosmith “ get your wings”
Steely Dan “ the Royal scam”
Emerson, Lake and Palmer? King Crimson?
Boston's debut album and the Eagles Hotel California should definitely be on this list!
My choices are ,1.Spiders from Mars, 2. Plastic Ono Band, 3. Let it Bleed, 4. QueenⅡ, 5. Zeppelin Ⅱ, 6. Siren:Roxy, 7. Hotel California ,
8.Little Criminal, 9. Band on the Run, 10. Original Sound Track･･･etc.
You could have put Sabbaths first 6 albums on there. Zeppelin's first 5. Motorheads classic lineups 3 albums on there. Deep Purple's Machinehead and In Rock. Nevermind the Bollocks. Clash's first album. Blondie's albums. Devo, All of Bob marley's 70s Albums. Even a few classic Country albums.
Eagles etc etc.
You coulda axed about 90% of all the garbage you put up there.
All AC/DC's Bon Scott years.
Think Lizzy. Van Halen, Kiss......the list goes on n on.
LZ 1 and 2 came out in the 60s
BOC needs to be here as well....and GFR...and WISHBONE ASH!
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One question: Where's Clapton?
theres a handful of albums i would’ve had in the list, including: imagine, machine head, in rock, sticky fingers, goats head soup, houses of the holy, meddle, ram, sabbath bloody sabbath
How can be no van halen or eagles on your list,or you've never heard any of their albums.
I'm not a big Eagles fan, though surely "Hotel California" must be on the list.
The song "Victim of Love" will tear you a new 'one'.
From 1970-1979 Status Quo released an album every year and all of them are the best Rock albums I've ever heard.
I read an article by a maverick music critic who said that there have been 2 Rock Bands and they are The Ramones & Status Quo.
Anyway, most of the 35 best 70's albums would be Punk n New Wave acts - real music.
Status Quo stand on the balcony and urinate on the boring and mundane Bands.
Ridiculous !! 😂
Great list even if i (like usually) miss Supertramps "Crime of the century"
Not sure how this list is made but it must be personal preference because there were a lot of great albums NOT on this list and some very weird obscure ones on the list. For example, where is BOSTON?
Angel/S/T. 1975- Pure Essence of POMP\Prog! TRES Cool/Heavy!/Grandeur!
By far the worst list ever shown here on RUclips.
Let’s review. Who’s Next one of the seminal RocknRoll Albums ever at # 31 Barf. And no Quadrophenia anywhere on the list?? No Santana Moonflower?? The bloke is obviously a huge Pink Floyd Fan. Very curious list indeed. As others noted no LA Woman by The Doors either.
Any 70’s list without Skynyrd, Aerosmith, Allman’s , Rush, Van Halen or Eagles, just isn’t a list🙄
Not exactly, Van Halen only appeared at the end of the decade, Skynryd is unknown outside of America, like Allman's and Aerosmith (in the 70s no one outside of America knew Aerosmith), Eagles don't really reach this level of quality and the The only one I agree with is Rush, they made great albums.
Who's Next Way Too Low! Also Physical Graffiti And Exile On Main Street
If I chose 35 albums - in no particular order;
Physical Graffiti
Wish You Were Here
Station to Station
Roxy Music
Crime of the Century
Band on the Run
Innervisions
Who’s Next
Abraxas
Captain Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy
CSN
It’s Only Rock and Roll
Toto IV
Foreigner
Can’t Buy a Thrill
Imagine
Bad Company
Frampton Comes Alive
Sheer Heart Attack
Closer to Home
Dreamboat Annie
Boston
Hotel California
Rumours
Zeppelin IV
Low
The Wall
What’s Going On
Saturday Night Fever
Trans Europe Express
Dark Side of the Moon
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Hunky Dory
London Calling
Off the Wall
All excellent, but Black Sabbath and BOC deserve a place here.
Way too much Bowie
No Quadrophenia
No live albums
No Allman Bros
Very bad list
Never too much Bowie
@@Shakingman100
Always too much
@@Shakingman100 A light dusting of Bowie is adequate.
@@Shakingman100
I'm with Conny Plank: "Get the Junkie out of here!"
Some albums are famous even now, however majority - trash.
00:24 Yeahhhhhhh!!!!
70s music is the best ever.
Mostly interesting list...because there were so many great albums in that decade, you could easily do a top 100 and still leave some deserving records out.
ah well, i actually will be doing a 100 albums from the 70's vid soon. i'm thinking 10 albums per year, ever year of the 70s
A Question of Balance by the moody blues deserves a spot
In my opinion .. No. 1 album of the seventies .. "NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS" by the Sex Pistols .. No. 1 album of the sixties .. "RUBBER SOUL" by the Beatles .. that said .. I quite like most of your choices ..
Queen should at least be in the top 10 and also 'Sheer Heart Attack' and Queen II on the list!
Best decade in music. Crime of the Century, Boston, Aqualung, Dire Straits I, Deep Purple In Rock, Selling England by the Pound should be here. Just an opinion. It´s a good list though.
Personally i can’t build a top35 list. It’s mission impossible for me, list would be change if not daily but probably monthly. It’s a taste of music what you like and how it change.
Dude must have the rolling stone 500 albums memorized
No Deep Purple. In rock and Machine head to brilliant albums
sticky fingers
roxy and elsewhere
one size fits all
overnight sensation
shut up and play your guitar
this years model
armed forces
caravanserai
welcome
machine head
vol 4
passion play
eat a peach
katy lied
royal scam
for your pleasure
live and dangerous
people have a right to make their own lists, of course, but with so much great music being produced in that era, I think it makes sense to limit yourself to one album per artist. McCartney, Lennon and Harrison of course would get a pass because they transitioned from Beatles to solo artists during the period.
But artists such as Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elvis Costello, Aerosmith, Elton John, Bob Marley and others clearly get shortchanged with all the Bowie, Floyd, Stevie and Zeppelin albums on here.
MIA: Ramones, NY Dolls, Have Moicy, Bollocks, There's a Riot Goin' On, Dancing In Your Head
Where are the Deep Purple, Rainbow, Uriah Heep?
London Calling was in fact realeased in early 1980 - I know cos I was there .....
Released in the UK 14 December 1979
I have 22 of these.
No Rush?
Only one punk albumin the top 35 and that is not even their best album. And no reggae?? You're hurting me.
how is london calling not their best album?
@@videosbaisam Of course we all have our own opinions. I think the British version of their debut LP is one of the 15 greatest punk albums of all time so I think it's their best. I know everyone goes gaga over London Calling and it's excellent, just not as excellent as their debut.
@@willieluncheonette5843I think the US version of the debut is the best. That thing's like a greatest hits (and it has two of their absolute best songs in Complete Control and White Man). The running order is more satisfying and the 4 songs they dropped were definitely not necessary. I still have no idea what I Fought The Law is doing there though.
@@stitchgrimly6167 Deny is a great song that should not have been dropped. Yes, the US version is excellent and many feel it is just as good or better. It's just my heart is going to be with the flow of the UK version, as the band intended it to be. Still want to hear Janie Jones as the kick ass opener.
Joy division and close to the edge are way too low. Besides that is a good list 😉
Unknown Pleasures, Low, Mott, Fear of Music, Red, InRock, Entertainment, Marquee Moon, The Lamb, Rust Never Sleeps, Horses, Blue, DSOTM, Quadrophinia,
Who ever put these 35 lousy albums together is delusional most of them are awful
Then go and make your own list.
No Genesis, and craziest of all, no BRUCE Springsteen. Darkness and BTR are surely both Top 40 albums of the 70s
I would have included Al Stewart, Supertramp, Sex Pistols, The Police, Neil Young, Dire Straits, Eagles...