Let's Talk Rock

^Still need to pick mines. I figured most people would be too busy to get around to it today..

VH1 Classic is showing a marathon of all things related to The Doors. The performance of Light My Fire they just showed was dope.

^Any links to it that you know of? I missed it...

Nah I don't know of any.

Figured I'd throw in my 70s list since I'm listening to some of this right now. [b:7deaca1216]Led Zeppelin[/b:7deaca1216] - Robert Plant was great as a front man. Jimmy Page's guitar work on every album was amazing. [b:7deaca1216]Pink Floyd[/b:7deaca1216] - Psychedelic rock at its finest. Get that outer body feeling listening to their albums. [b:7deaca1216]The Who[/b:7deaca1216] - I could listen to an album from start to finish. Pete Townshend's song writting ability and guitar work were excellent. [b:7deaca1216]Rolling Stones[/b:7deaca1216] - The Stones owned the 70s. The 6 albums they dropped in the 70s all went Platinum. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" :smoke: [b:7deaca1216]Santana[/b:7deaca1216] - This band put together by Carlos Santana was outstanding. Commercial success isn't as high as the others, but they put out great work. Carlos Santana is one of the top 5 guitarist ever in my opinion.

^Yeah let's get 70's rollin. We'll start a night early...

1. Queen 2. Aerosmith 3. Rolling Stones 4. Led Zepplin 5. The Ramones

1) Led Zepplin 2) The Who 3) AC/DC 4) Pink Floyd 5) Ramones [b:2c233dc0ee]HM: Black Sabbath[/b:2c233dc0ee]

How did I forget AC/DC? :wacko:

Not in any order ............. Here is my list of my fav '70s. : Van Halen : AC/DC : Led Zeppelin : Journey : Black Sabbath Big Ups to The Bee Gees, even though they aren't Rock Genre, but still tops in my list for '70s Music