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@GenTXer2 Fantastic album, their first 4 albums are all 10/10. I like Paranoid slightly more but both are masterpieces.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #24 Black Sabbath: Black Sabbath (1970) I love that the album cover perfectly portrays the music inside. Spooky.

@GenTXer2 Fantastic album. Although it’s their 3rd album it was the 1st to be commercially successful. I remember when I first heard this album it sounded like nothing I’d heard before. They began a run of 4 great albums with this one. Absolutely love it.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #25 Supertramp: Crime Of The Century (1974)

@GenTXer2 @AlphenMatthias Great song, underrated band. They do another fantastic cover of Springsteen’s song “Spirits In The Night.”

70s Song I Love 💕 Manfred Mann’s Earth Band “Blinded By The Light” My brain knows it’s “revved up like a deuce” but my ears hear “wrapped up like a douche” (recommended by my friend @AlphenMatthias)

@RockNRoLL_85 One of the all time best live albums. The most amazing thing is at the time it may have seemed like he was at his peak but yet he had such an incredible amount of great music yet to come.

Released on this day in 1976!! Any fans of Bob Seger’s masterpiece?

@RockNRoLL_85 No, not even close.

Is “God Only Knows” by The Beach Boys a better song than “Yesterday” by The Beatles?

@GenTXer2 Love Jimmy one of my absolute favourites! He has a ton of great songs I love but I’ll say “Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes.”

Let's give this artist some love today! Name ONE great song by JIMMY BUFFETT 🦩🍹 I'll start..."It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" (with Alan Jackson)

@GenTXer2 I liked their 2 big singles but nothing beyond that.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #29 Kansas: Point Of Know Return (1977)

@GenTXer2 No. I like Zappa a lot and love his Overnight Sensation album but not top 70 for me. He was brilliant.

No album by FRANK ZAPPA made my Top 70 albums of the 70s list but do any make yours? 🤔

@GenTXer2 Night At The Opera - Queen followed by Tapestry - Carole King and Parallel Lines - Blondie. If your Seger choice was Night Moves then that would be highest for me.

RECAP: my Top #50-31 albums of the 70s Which ONE album rates highest with you? 🤔 (please see attached for my #70-51)

@GenTXer2 I’d say Deep Purple Machine Head is the biggest omission as it’s an absolutely iconic and hugely influential album. My personal choice would be Joe Jackson Look Sharp. Exodus, Montrose, Tres Hombres, Billion Dollar Babies would all make my list.

Albums that DID NOT make my 70s list

RECAP: These are albums that DID NOT make my Top 70 Albums Of The 70s list. Which ONE album was my biggest OVERSIGHT? 🤔 (attached are previous albums that also did not make my list)

@GenTXer2 @BillsTVTalk Love this album. This album was all over the airwaves back in the day and the videos were in heavy heavy rotation on MTV. Fond memories of seeing tons of their videos in the student lounge in college.

My morning album with ☕️ Huey Lewis & The News: Sports (1983) This album is so familiar that I know which song is coming up next. (recommended for my 80 albums of the 80s by @BillsTVTalk)

@GenTXer2 Great choice. Seems almost mandatory to include one of their albums in your top 70. For me I’d agree this is probably their best overall album from the 70s.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #32 AC/DC: Highway To Hell (1979)

@20th_Centurygal Yes, all the time!

Absolutely...thats where the best memories are.

@GenTXer2 This album is when Petty first came onto my radar and think it’s the same for many people. Fantastic album arguably his best.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #33 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Damn The Torpedoes (1979)

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@GenTXer2 No!!! I actually don’t mind the song. Despite the total cheesiness the vocal/harmonies are good and it’s catchy. Disco Duck” by Rick Dees is probably my choice or “The Streak” by Ray Stevens. Duck is completely unlistenable while Streak was at least sort of funny the first time.

Is "Afternoon Delight" by Starland Vocal Band the ABSOLUTE WORST hit song from the 70s?? 🤔🤮

@GenTXer2 Can’t disagree, strong album. I personally prefer the debut album.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #34 The Police: Reggatta De Blanc (1979)

@GenTXer2 @FrankJReilly1 Fabulous song, impossible not to sing a long and/or tap your toes/dance.

@RobertM74696168 @GenTXer2 @supr__dave Should’ve seen him years ago but saw him for the 1st time fall 2025. Great concert one of the funnest and most entertaining I’ve been too. He put on a great performance and had the audience spellbound and singing along word for word most songs.

This will make up for me missing him in high school. I was going to go with a group to see him at the start of the Into The Fire tour in Charleston WV. They moved they date back a couple days because I think he got to add a second show at Madison Square Garden. I had to work the date of the rescheduled show and missed out on that one.

My morning album with ☕️ This album is familiar and comforting. (recommended for my 80 albums of the 80s by my Canadian friend @supr__dave)

@GenTXer2 This one surprised me a bit. It’s a great album and I love Bob Seger but it doesn’t make my top 70. “Night Moves” on the other hand is at least top 30 for me perhaps higher.

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #35 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band: Stranger In Town (1978)