Music Videos From The 1970s

Doc Neesen, an absolute legend and a truly nice bloke.

The Angels - Take A Long Line



The Angels - Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again, (this is prophetic for me at the moment)

chicago- saturday in the park



chicago- does anybody really know what time it is



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DELEGATION- O honey
can't find a vid, but a great song nonetheless...





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Nazareth - Please Don't Judas Me (1975)

70's meant so much to me so thought I'd join in, hope no-one minds.
1st attempt at posting video?


1st 45 I ever bought myself, Teenage Rampage, The Sweet.
I was 8.

Covered by Justin Hawkins and Faith No More but neither version a patch on the original!
Still touring, went down a storm in the UK last year

Sparks - This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us. 1974

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The 70's for me personally started here, this song helped change the face of the music industry and some would say society as a whole, and it's fantastic!

Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The UK.


Stiif Little Fingers - Wasted Life.
Still recording and touring, seen them live 9 times now. Have maintained their integrity through all the years.



The Ruts - Babylon's Burning
One of the most under rated bands of the time and genre, could have been true greats if Malcolm Owen had not died so young. Recently performed with Henry Rollins singing lead.


The Clash - White Man In Hammersmith Palais.
When I first heard this I realised that The Clash were heading for true greatness. R.I.P. Joe.

Tubeway Army - Are Friends Electric
Not everyone's cup of tea but this band helped me discover Kraftwerk and thus demands respect just for that alone!


Joy Division - Transmission
Alas, Ian Curtis, another who died so young, makes me feel a bit cheated.
Everyone has heard Love Will Tear Us Apart, thought i'd post something maybe less familiar for most.

Lastly for now I think.

The Jam - Down In The Tube Station At Midnight.
Weller was 17 years old when he wrote this. Like a lot of his early songs, probably just as relevant today as they were nearly 30 years ago.

Come on Paul if your out there, as a thanks to all your fans who have supported you through all the years, give us what we want, a full reunion.


The Specials - Gangsters.
From thus comes my love for all things Scooters, Skinheads, Ska, Trojan etc.

For more Specials see the 4th link in my signature.

Going to check the 60's thread now

Rabbit - Wild Fire, featuring Dave Evans, AC/DC's original vocalist before Bon.



AC/DC - Can I Sit Next To You Girl, Dave Evans when he was with AC/DC.



Thank god he left, Bon's version of this is sooo much better. He suited Rabbit a lot more than he did Acca Dacca imo.

The Vibrators - Warzone



Judas Priest - Dreamer Deceiver, Rob Halford with hair

some mink deville and half a jj cale track



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Motorhead - Iron Fist


Hawkwind - Spirit of the Age


1 degree of seperation?

Frank Zappa - Peaches en Regalia (N.Y.C 12-11-76)

Frank Zappa - Redunzl (RDNZL) (August 21, 1973 - Soliden, Skansen, Stockholm, Sweden

Genesis - Supper's Ready (Live)

Genesis - Fountain of Salmacis (Live)

"Look ma! I can play guitar while jumping on one leg!" I believe it must be harder to play guitar like that...


Slade - Look Wot You done (1972)