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You've never heard of The Pretenders? Chrissie Hynde? Seriously?

The Jam The Pretenders - - - Updated - - - T. Rex Mott the Hoople Uriah Heep Ted Nugent - - - Updated - - - Steve Miller Band - - - Updated - - - Foreigner - - - Updated - - - Chicago - - - Updated - - - Here's the thing. There are some great, GREAT rock bands that came out...

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Ok, so now we are moving the goalposts and saying that the best albums by those bands are from the 90's? Perfect. I can also add Genesis, and Santana, and I can also use George Harrison, Paul McCartney, and John Lennon's solo work. And Queen overrated :howler: Oh, and let's talk Stevie...

Megadeth as well. Temple of the Dog had one album. If I start a list of the bands of the 70's its going to get really ugly, really soon And that isn't even counting different musical genre's and solo artists. Because If i do solo artists, I give you Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Elton...

I think that more musical genres were created in the 70's than any other musical decade.

He has to be trolling. No one with a username of ZoSo could be saying this with a straight face. - - - Updated - - - Even the so-called 'soft" bands of the 70's such as Styx, Kansas, and Journey have songs that are timeless during that period :lol:

I never liked the Eagles, but to not put them in the lexicon of supergroups of the 70's is blasphemous

(Hollywood) Africa :D I think that was back when George CLinton was producing them - - - Updated - - - Sabbath Zeppelin Purple Aerosmith The Eagles Queen Talkng Heads Rush Steely Dan Van Halen AC/DC Judas Priest Iron Maiden And I haven't even scratched the surface. Are you joking?

Nice touch by Flea there paying homage to the greatest bassist of all time, John Entwistle

Favorite RHCP album is, and always will be "One Hot Minute". I loved the heavier sound