1973 - The Year in Music

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Last Edited by Fish on 02/22/2011 01:47 AM

Here are my favs:











Ribbit

Oh love it, love it. I'll play. I was 12.

I'm singin some Paul Simon right now.

Ribbit

EveryONE on board!



Ribbit

Sniff, sniff

I was 7 back then. Here are some of my faves from 1973:

Number 92 from the Billboard Charts 1973

Yeah, that's right ...



Sorry 'kids', never will you top the 70's music.

Ok kids, spark up your joints and get toking!

Number sixty one from Billboard

I was 10 y o,

...and absolutely mesmerized by this:

[link to www.youtube.com]

No escape either...

ooops



there

1971

Aerosmith releases its firs album featurning "Dream On":



Last Edited by Joqui on 02/22/2011 03:20 AM

Wasn't born yet but.......



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Oh, and this one, too...



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Top 40 sucked that year. But there was some killer shit too, you just didn't hear it on Top 40 radio:

Here ya go, I was 19. Rock on.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Ahhh, 73. The year of Led Zeppelin's Song Remains the Same Concert at Madison Square Garden. A MUST see if you haven't already. I'll have to buy that damn DVD for the third time now, keep lending it out to friends and never see it again.

did you finally get some speakers, Toad?

I just watch Song Remains the Same a few days ago. Zep is just as unreal now as they were then. So off the wall, so ahead of their time. So different from ANYTHING else out there, still to this day. I'm listening and I keep asking myself, "where the hell is this coming from?". They are in a rock category all by themselves and can't be touched. EVER!

Ok, I know this is mean...

... so here's a little excuse:

It was a good year to be 11,i was also,here are some of my favs.









Remember the days when speakers were in the dashboard?
When it was enjoyable to listen to the radio?
When it was all mono,but still sounded great?

^ Shambala! Legit.

Yeah. It's too bad that as technology has progressed, the quality of music has inversely decreased. We used to be able to listen to great music on lousy mono AM, now we can listen to 5-channel surround sound, digitally-enhanced shit.

A young Robert Plant....Eeeaaaw...WOW!

Two live performances from Stockholm Sweden 1973

I wasnt even thought of in 1973, but here's a good album by a band I like [link to en.wikipedia.org]