He pretty much nailed it, but yea other songs could justifiably be put in the top 10 like More Than A Feeling, My Sharona, Do You Feel Like We Do, Money and many more !
I grew up with Led Zepplin. My brother was 2 and 1/2 years older than me and loved them. He still does. I graduated from high school in 75. Great time to be a teenager😊
Led Zeppelin's run as a band perfectly tracked my school age childhood. I was in first grade when their first album was released. I graduated weeks before John Bonham died. I can legitimately say that I grew up with Led Zeppelin! 👍👍They provided my "soundtrack"!
Free Bird still my favorite over 50 yrs later!!!! Was a kid and remember all these songs coming out!!!!! 70s n 80s are my favorite decades in life n music!!!!!
Being a Led Zepplin fan, I am chuffed that you put them number 1 for Stairway to Heaven. There are so many great hits from back then though. Someone mentioned Boston’s “More than a feeling”. Great song! I really think that music peaked then.
That's a very good list! I can think of ZZ Top/La Grange, Fleetwood Mac The Chain, Born To Run, Bat Out Of Hell, and Voodoo Chile ( which sort of was 1970 ) but I think you've got all of the big names I'd have in there!
@@LoriR-yk9qv my boyfriend, couple years later my husband, he love Pink Floyd, and then my son was born in 83, and he became a teenager, and he loved Pink Floyd, so I heard them most of my life, 🫶✌️
@@theodoreritola7641 😔 my husband use to sing this to me, he's in heaven with our sweet daughter now, missing both so much, Also sharing the night together 🫶✌️
Finally, it is a 1970s top ten that actually makes sense and is 100% correct. Pitty The Sweet doesn't feature in their with ballroom blitz or fox on the run😊
More Than a Feeling - Boston Black Night - Purple Won't Get Fooled Again - Who Foreplay / Long Time - Boston Smokin' - Boston Rock'n Me - Steve Miller Jet Airliner - same Dream Police - Cheap Trick Roller - April Wine Oowatanite - April Wine You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet - BTO I Like To Rock - April Wine Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum Fox On The Run - Sweet Keep It In - again, Sweet Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd Carry On Wayward Son - Kansas Action - Sweet Ballroom Blitz - Sweet Reeling In The Years - Steely Dan Rikki Don't Lose That Number - same Life In The Fast Lane - Eagles Heartache Tonight - same Free Ride - Edgar Winter Easy Livin' - Uriah Heep Footprints In The Snow - same Barracuda - Heart pretty much everything by Humble PIe Sorry about the list getting long, but imo these were standouts for that decade
If I wanted mellow I listened to Fleetwood Mac if something a little stronger REO Speedwagon. Still listen to them you always like what was popular when you were a teenager.
Wow! Hablar de ac/dc es recordar a esos grandes del hard rock como Motorhead, Scorpions en Europa pero también recordar en América a Kiss o Aerosmith no podían faltar Black Sabbath, Deep Purple y Led Zeppelin. De Lynyrd Skynyrd en México se escuchaba what is your name? En radio 590 la pantera en am. Gran recopilación de los clásicos, the Rolling Stones mis favoritos, faltan aun muchos por mencionar y aunque en 1978 yo solo tenia 6 años ya era todo un rockero de tiempo completo, saludos
To have a comprehensive List,make it at least 100.A few that the songs are often not covered.Foghat=slow ride,Sweet love is like oxygen extended version,Foreigner double vision,Kansas = carry on wayward.I will keep it short.Agree Boston's more than a feeling is Strong!
Been on that shit of a highway more times than I can care to remember. Doesn't matter which direction you travel you'll get every amber light. Thankfully, since retirement, I rarely travel on it.
I like "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd but I relate to Rock more with "Money". I was never a Rolling Stones fan and would not include Brown Sugar. I like Baba O'Riley by The Who but I feel "You Won't Get Fooled Again" is more Rock.
I sold so many CD players in the 80s with the song Money, the separation was amazing in the beginning, People didn't know it was the song, not the player!
The list highlights the contributions from Britain, seven out of ten, including all of the top five. Not bad from a small group of islands off the European coast.
For you from all the later generations that dig Led Zeppelin i highly recommend you check out the "The Song Remains The Same" its a video taken from a 1974 live show at New Yorks Madison Square Garden .Use to Be A Midnight Movie at Movie Theaters every Friday and Saturday Nights all around the country from 1977-1980 .it totally Jams and sure its here on RUclips so next time you got a hour and a half to definitely go check that out .Other Midnight Movies from this time was Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall .Heavy Metal and Rocky Horror Picture Show (not a big fan of this this one) but all these are definitely worth checking them out .Both the Pink Floyd Movies were part of Lazer Light Shows that would also be every late night weekends at all the Plantetarum's across the country all through the summers .the late 1970s and early 1980s were incredible experiences musicly speaking
Just started this video but if this is about rock anthems from the 70s then KISS Rock and Roll All Night should be #1 LOL just finished this video and not only was it NOT #1 it's not even on this list. Great list of songs but how can you have a 70s rock anthems list without the epitome of a rock anthem from the 70s
Should be on the list, though it's hard to argue that it should supplant "Stairway to Heaven". And I say this as someone who still loves it when "Dream On" comes on the radio (I'm an old guy----I still listen to the radio in the car), and won't mind if I never hear "Stairway to Heaven" again.
I was listening to The Carpenters in the car, waiting for dad. He got in and immediately changed the channel and said, “Ugh! How can you stand hard rock?” Haaaaaaaaa! Mr. Perry Como lover had ABSOLUTELY no idea!! Haaaaaaaaa!
Those are all great selections, though I wouldn't put them all in the same order you did. Also, I would replace "Baba O'Riley" with "Won't Get Fooled Again".
Tell me whats your Favorite Rock songs from the 70s? Also, big shoutout to all the Metal Heads! 😆🤟
The Fortune by Angel,1976==POMP Masterwork! Blows Bohemian by Queen Out of the Water!!
Sweet Fox on the Run75 ,Toto Hold the LINE 78 ,JSS Jane1979,Boston More than a Feeling,1976
Working man RUSH,and More than a feeling Boston
@@theodoreritola7641 yes Fox on the run🫶✌️
@@KenMinor-ek1xs Love More than A feeling Boston 🫶✌️
A beautiful reminder what music was in the 70's. so many outstanding performers/performances. It's really hard to pick just one.
Too many great rock songs in the 70s to name just 10
WAAAAAAAAAAY TO MANY ON STEROIDS.
He pretty much nailed it, but yea other songs could justifiably be put in the top 10 like More Than A Feeling, My Sharona, Do You Feel Like We Do, Money and many more !
wooooow what a great year,
Great music, better than the music of today.
Post 2010's "music" makes me wanna ram pencils in my ears. LOL
There is music today?
Agree 👍💯
@@carch7243 I wouldnt call it music.
As I am born in 1961, this is MY music, and ALL of them are on my playlist! ❤ 70's and 80's music just are the best! 🌻
Yeah, the 70s were great. I miss those days.
I grew up with Led Zepplin. My brother was 2 and 1/2 years older than me and loved them. He still does. I graduated from high school in 75. Great time to be a teenager😊
@@karenfields-sb4cq yes and Zepplin, hard to beat🫶✌️
Led Zeppelin's run as a band perfectly tracked my school age childhood. I was in first grade when their first album was released. I graduated weeks before John Bonham died. I can legitimately say that I grew up with Led Zeppelin! 👍👍They provided my "soundtrack"!
SO MANY REO,,ALICE, MORRISON,MOLLY HATCHET,CREAM ETC.@@jamesslick4790
I graduated in 1972, and I love this music!
@joecausey8508 Yes. My brother also graduated in 72.
Free Bird still my favorite over 50 yrs later!!!! Was a kid and remember all these songs coming out!!!!! 70s n 80s are my favorite decades in life n music!!!!!
This was what I grew up with. The music is not what it used to be. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I know it’s not as popular but More Than A Feeling by Boston is my fav. Also love Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith. But this as a fun list!
I loved the band and song. Saw them in concert in 75.
@@jackregoproductions8649 sweet emotion, loved, and Boston 🫶✌️
"Hitch a Ride" (Boston "Boston", 1976) will be played at my funeral! (For real, I let my family know what I want.)
@@jamesslick4790 I said the same thing. Great choice. I want More Than A Feeling, but your choice is amazing too❤️
@@jackregoproductions8649 Kansas Carry on wayward Son, and dust in the wind, I listen to them last night on my front porch 🫶✌️
The 70s has produce a lot of great tunes. So many tunes that I can't name one.
These are all great songs! I really got into Ted Nugent, Rush, Boston, and Kansas in the late 70’s….A GREAT ERA FOR MUSIC!
@@tfs4499 loved Nugent, he's one of the best 🫶✌️
Love. This. Songs. Back. In. The. 70s. Good. Music. Back. Then. Good. Old. Rock. And. Roll
FREEBIRD should be in the top 5
Kiss. Rock n roll all. Ight
Boston. More than a feeling
Kansas. carry on wayward son
Loved this
Saw all these band except the Stones. 70's were awesome.
Excellent choices and they got number one right!
I agree, they are my top ten all time favorites!
I was born in 1954 I Loved them all but Queens song was the best 🥰😘🥳❤💯💢💥💫
I too was born in 1954, and I loved the music of Queen!
Being a Led Zepplin fan, I am chuffed that you put them number 1 for Stairway to Heaven. There are so many great hits from back then though. Someone mentioned Boston’s “More than a feeling”. Great song! I really think that music peaked then.
Simple man Lynyrd Skynyrd
equally good as free bird 100% agree
Love Freebird
MOODY BLUES , CLASS GROUP...........❤❤❤
Love it too, one of my all time favourites.
The Stroke, New York Groove, Knights in White Satin, are just a few that comes to mind quickly.
I saw some of them life -and will never forget it!
Strangly, for me Deep Purple is Child in Time. I know it's a cover, but what a song!
Good songs, but I'm sure something in this list could make way for "More Than a Feeling" - Boston.
Meh...
More than a feeling? At the expense of what? Bohemian Rhapsody? Paranoid? Freebird?
many more to go mate
I gotta say the guitar's were in incredible in Boston.
That's a very good list!
I can think of ZZ Top/La Grange, Fleetwood Mac The Chain, Born To Run, Bat Out Of Hell, and Voodoo Chile ( which sort of was 1970 ) but I think you've got all of the big names I'd have in there!
What? I’ll get back to you! Too many good 70’s rock songs to have a favorite. Have to think about it! 😂
Comfortably numb by Pink Floyd is so killer good!
@@LoriR-yk9qv my boyfriend, couple years later my husband, he love Pink Floyd, and then my son was born in 83, and he became a teenager, and he loved Pink Floyd, so I heard them most of my life, 🫶✌️
Agree 👍💯
The live version from P.U.L.S.E. is epic....
Only if tripping in the 70's. Never could get pink floyd. PURPLE all the way. RAINBOW and Dio none better
well done excellent list! Amazing how you did it
I’m so old, I saw everyone at least once in concert some of them several times 😊😊☮️☮️
Stairway to Heaven has been #1 more than once.
Me too. I guess we’re both pretty old. Good for us!
What a time it was to be alive! ❤️❤️❤️
BLACK SABBATH ! ALL THE MUSIC HERE ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS !!
I really thought “ The Chain” or “ Go your own way” would be on this list .I think “ Barracuda” should be there too!
Not rock
Oh man the doors were awesome, n so many over rock on baby
🫶 the 70s🎐🎐🪩✌️ Dr Hook was one of my all time favs, I have some great songs ✌️
When your in love with a beautifal WOMAN.
@@theodoreritola7641 😔 my husband use to sing this to me, he's in heaven with our sweet daughter now, missing both so much,
Also sharing the night together 🫶✌️
Cover of the Rolling Stone!
Nazareth - expect no mercy, that was the band and the song that got me into rock music and is still one of my fav songs today.
I'd buy that CD👍
Dave Gilmore guitar solo is just that extra extra special 👍🏼😎🇬🇧
No Bad Company’s - Feel Like making Love or Ted Nugent’s - Cat Scratch Fever !!
Yes, All right now, Free
All the Epic songs came from the 70s, some mentioned here. I would add "Don't look back" by Boston and "the things we do for love" by 10 CC
I ❤ them all
Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸
❤ BIG MUSIC 🎶 FOR THE 1970TS YES .... HAPPY TIMES NEW AND OLD 😊 😍🤩 🤭......
It’s just the whole decades of 60s 70s and 80s…. Great time for real music by real musicians ON REAL INSTRUMENTS
Dust in the Wind, by Kansas, and Long Time, by Boston.
Finally, it is a 1970s top ten that actually makes sense and is 100% correct. Pitty The Sweet doesn't feature in their with ballroom blitz or fox on the run😊
The 70s music, actually the 70s had the best of everything 🫶✌️
To include the ladies…😄
@@steveambrose2349 👍🫶✌️🎐🪩🎐🛼📻🕺💃 yes the best of everything ✌️
More than a feeling -Boston
Voices -Cheaptrick
Show me the way - Peter Frampton
Turn on your receiver - Nazareth
Highway Star -Deep Purple
More Than a Feeling - Boston
Black Night - Purple
Won't Get Fooled Again - Who
Foreplay / Long Time - Boston
Smokin' - Boston
Rock'n Me - Steve Miller
Jet Airliner - same
Dream Police - Cheap Trick
Roller - April Wine
Oowatanite - April Wine
You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet - BTO
I Like To Rock - April Wine
Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann
Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum
Fox On The Run - Sweet
Keep It In - again, Sweet
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Carry On Wayward Son - Kansas
Action - Sweet
Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Reeling In The Years - Steely Dan
Rikki Don't Lose That Number - same
Life In The Fast Lane - Eagles
Heartache Tonight - same
Free Ride - Edgar Winter
Easy Livin' - Uriah Heep
Footprints In The Snow - same
Barracuda - Heart
pretty much everything by Humble PIe
Sorry about the list getting long, but imo these were standouts for that decade
Boston is a yes Led Zep a no?
In 70s Led Zepp Band was my favorite band
Right on I love them all ❤❤❤❤❤
If I wanted mellow I listened to Fleetwood Mac if something a little stronger REO Speedwagon. Still listen to them you always like what was popular when you were a teenager.
@@splender88 I still listen to most of these bands on my front porch, and so do the neighbors 🫶✌️
Wow! Hablar de ac/dc es recordar a esos grandes del hard rock como Motorhead, Scorpions en Europa pero también recordar en América a Kiss o Aerosmith no podían faltar Black Sabbath, Deep Purple y Led Zeppelin. De Lynyrd Skynyrd en México se escuchaba what is your name? En radio 590 la pantera en am. Gran recopilación de los clásicos, the Rolling Stones mis favoritos, faltan aun muchos por mencionar y aunque en 1978 yo solo tenia 6 años ya era todo un rockero de tiempo completo, saludos
Freebird should be number one
❤I love,6 of theses songs❤
Peter Frampton
Wow! The Brits rule 🤘
To have a comprehensive List,make it at least 100.A few that the songs are often not covered.Foghat=slow ride,Sweet love is like oxygen extended version,Foreigner double vision,Kansas = carry on wayward.I will keep it short.Agree Boston's more than a feeling is Strong!
Whole Lotta love 🎉
Highway to hell
Thats a good one!!
Been on that shit of a highway more times than I can care to remember. Doesn't matter which direction you travel you'll get every amber light.
Thankfully, since retirement, I rarely travel on it.
Bat Out Of Hell by Meatloaf. Actually the entire album!
YES!!
ABSOLUTELY❤
Yes, paradise by the dashboard light and 2 out of 3 ain't bad 🫶✌️
Steve Miller
Highway Star Deep Purple
long live Led Zepplin
Halo of Flies by Alice Cooper from the album "Killer" would be in my top ten tracks of the 70's!
The 80s, AHHHHHHH
I like "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd but I relate to Rock more with "Money". I was never a Rolling Stones fan and would not include Brown Sugar. I like Baba O'Riley by The Who but I feel "You Won't Get Fooled Again" is more Rock.
I sold so many CD players in the 80s with the song Money, the separation was amazing in the beginning, People didn't know it was the song, not the player!
How in the hell do you use "70's" and "anthems" and not have Shout it out Loud, Rock and Roll All Nite, or Detroit Rock City?!?!?
Huh? I was born in the late '50s, grew up in the '60s and '70s and I don't recognize who or what you're talking about.
@@Au60schild There was an obscure little band called KISS...
Long cool woman- The Hollies.
Dream Weaver (Gary Wright)
More Than A Feeling (Boston)
Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
Show Me The Way (Peter Frampton)
I Can't Drive 55 was an anthem for the Class of 77
@@williammcnamara1081 Yes 🫶✌️
That song came out in 1984
Oke, all classic rock, but then there is Heart, Alice Cooper, BJH, Boston, Pavlog's Dog, and so many others. Still a good list 👍🤘
Love heart ❤️🫶✌️
Angell='The Fortune'=1976, POMP Epic Majesty For The Ages!
Boston, more than a feeling.
Honorable mentions:
Radar Love
Running with the Devil
Barracuda
25 or 6 to 4
Yes all of those🫶✌️
Carry on Wayward Son
More than a Feeling
@@calguy3838 oh yeah
The list highlights the contributions from Britain, seven out of ten, including all of the top five. Not bad from a small group of islands off the European coast.
Boston..."More Than a Feeling, Fleetwood Mac..."Go Your Own Way and "Gold Dust Woman"...The Doors..."The Drive"...The Guess Who..."Those Eyes.
Meatloaf Bat Out of Hell , the entire album
Yes!
For you from all the later generations that dig Led Zeppelin i highly recommend you check out the "The Song Remains The Same" its a video taken from a 1974 live show at New Yorks Madison Square Garden .Use to Be A Midnight Movie at Movie Theaters every Friday and Saturday Nights all around the country from 1977-1980 .it totally Jams and sure its here on RUclips so next time you got a hour and a half to definitely go check that out .Other Midnight Movies from this time was Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall .Heavy Metal and Rocky Horror Picture Show (not a big fan of this this one) but all these are definitely worth checking them out .Both the Pink Floyd Movies were part of Lazer Light Shows that would also be every late night weekends at all the Plantetarum's across the country all through the summers .the late 1970s and early 1980s were incredible experiences musicly speaking
The absolute top 10 trendy top 40 Might a well be Disco. Picked right off the Forbes top 25 bands of the 70's
Another AC/DC songs that was iconic was Big Balls
Deep Purple’s Child in Time.
Thats a good one!!
Great song but not worthy of top ten
Just started this video but if this is about rock anthems from the 70s then KISS Rock and Roll All Night should be #1
LOL just finished this video and not only was it NOT #1 it's not even on this list.
Great list of songs but how can you have a 70s rock anthems list without the epitome of a rock anthem from the 70s
We all came out to Montreux
On the Lake Geneva shoreline
To make records with a mobile
We didn't have much time
Heart, Chicago, and Elton John should have been on the list.
Allman Bros., Molly Hatchet, Blue Oyster Cult, Heart? And my favorite band, Bad Company.
Dream On #1
Should be on the list, though it's hard to argue that it should supplant "Stairway to Heaven". And I say this as someone who still loves it when "Dream On" comes on the radio (I'm an old guy----I still listen to the radio in the car), and won't mind if I never hear "Stairway to Heaven" again.
Fleetwood Mac should be in the top 5
Long live Ozzy❤️🙏
I was listening to The Carpenters in the car, waiting for dad. He got in and immediately changed the channel and said, “Ugh! How can you stand hard rock?” Haaaaaaaaa! Mr. Perry Como lover had ABSOLUTELY no idea!! Haaaaaaaaa!
Where is Cream? Layla all the way!
Cream broke up in 68.
Thanks Greg.....I had forgotten that!
@@kerrimarshall7745 I had to look it up.
Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks should be in there for sure. Tom Petty
@@richardpickersgill3434 loved Fleetwood Mac, and yes Tom Petty 🫶✌️
Queen Rocks
Pink Floyd 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Lynyad Skynyrd should have had at least one song in that group!
Free Bird was in the top 10.
Those are all great selections, though I wouldn't put them all in the same order you did. Also, I would replace "Baba O'Riley" with "Won't Get Fooled Again".
You left out stepinnwolf. They coined the term heavy metal in the song born to be wild.
My very first concert, steppenwolf, it was outside, hassle free, and smoke everywhere, awesome concert 🫶✌️
This is about the 70's, that came out on 1968.
Paranoid was no Heavy Metal it was Heavy Rock!!! Do you want to steal our Music? My favorite Rocksong of the 70s is
Layla by Derek & the Dominos