HairyHammer
1:18 Sun Sep 20
Re: Sounds of The 70's
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Mike hunt
Your obviously right, forgive me old chap my first language is Swahili.
If I tell you that your not the first person to correct me on the moot point thing I have made that mistake before, but there is surely no need to be a Cnut about it.
I bow to your undoubted knowledge of the English Language and how it should be spoken.
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mike hunt
12:19 Sun Sep 20
Re: Sounds of The 70's
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hairyhammer 5.53 what the fuck is a "mute question" i suppose you mean "moot point" i was right about 90% on here, fucking know all know nothings
thick to boot
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Eggbert Nobacon
6:25 Sat Sep 19
Re: Sounds of The 70's
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Led zep
Pink floyD
The jam
All released most of their best stuff in the 70's
Not even close
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HairyHammer
5:53 Sat Sep 19
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Both decades have a lot to offer.
I think it is a mute question because even if the music is not great but you were a teenager of that era you will always find something wonderful about the music of your youth.
Personally, nothing touches the 60,s and I was not even born then.
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strong dreams
5:26 Sat Sep 19
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The 70's by a long, long way. Specifically 1973.
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BRANDED
4:49 Sat Sep 19
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I think it's where the invention and creativity comes from. The 70s was about analogue multitrack recording that suddenly produced a huge wealth of interesting recorded music.
The 80s was about drum machines and the advent of synths allowing a lot of quite mediocre musicians to make music. Massively popular music but often a bit more about the technology than the music. In both decades it was blown apart by punk in the 70s and cheaper availability of sampling in the later 80s. Both democratised commercial music making due to it being made much cheaper.
Yeah, yeah this is a bit simplistic but it is true.
Since then there has been loads and loads of great music but most of the invention has come from computerised music making and the fact that almost anyone can make a great record. This means we get huge amounts of rubbish but also some of the best music ever recorded.
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MikeHammer
3:35 Sat Sep 19
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I agree with (the other) Mike ... Would probably say 1964 to 1976 but we are thereabouts!
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mike hunt
3:26 Sat Sep 19
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65 to 75 unbeatable, the 80s were fucking shit as was the 90s, anyone that disagrees with that knows fuck all about music, but thats probably about 90% of you cunts
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percyd
6:21 Sat Sep 19
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*then
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percyd
6:21 Sat Sep 19
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First half 70's the gradual decline until the woeful 80s.
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BRANDED
12:22 Sat Sep 19
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For me the 70s was by far the better due to the analogue process, the lack of drum machines and the explosion in Black American music popular music.
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Darlo Debs
11:17 Fri Sep 18
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Chh... Its a beautiful song.
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mentor
11:07 Fri Sep 18
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Aladdin Sane.
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CHH
10:57 Fri Sep 18
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Debs
Need you love so bad is the correct answer
"need someones arms to hold and squeeze me tight".......
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The Stoat
10:44 Fri Sep 18
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cosmo smallpiece 8:56 Fri Sep 18
78/79 was UTTER SHITE
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lab
10:24 Fri Sep 18
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Hey girl don't bother me . . . . My first 45 , sweet track by the Tams I believe.
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Darlo Debs
10:20 Fri Sep 18
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...aint heard that in a while mentor
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mentor
10:19 Fri Sep 18
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Long Shot Kick de Bucket
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Darlo Debs
10:12 Fri Sep 18
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Such a wasted talent
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stirlinghammer
10:09 Fri Sep 18
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Debs that track really sounds like it belongs to a black soul/Motown/gospel singer. Great track.
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Darlo Debs
10:06 Fri Sep 18
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I had a crush on Lewis Collins
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