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I just want to reminisce a bit! Fleetwood Mac is definitely an essential part of music history! Thank you for sharing your thoughts to help us improve our content. Once again, thank you so much!
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Disappointed that you didn't mention HUMBLE PIE. Lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott was considered on of the greatest voices in rock and was a huge influence on others who followed, From 1969-1974 they produced 8 studio and two live albums and filled arenas around the country with their kicka** sound of rock/soul/boogie and blues topped off with Marriotts amazing voice and charisma. Yet way too often when I mention their name, the response I often get is "Who"?.
HUMBLE PIE is also fantastic! Thanks for the suggestion. We’ll look into them, and who knows, they might just appear in our upcoming videos. Stay tuned!
Certainly a bizarre, misleading title for this video! Anyone remotely interested in classic pop or rock will know or love most of these bands. Some of them are hugely important and influential in rock history, like Fleetwood Mac, Joy Division, the Sex Pistols, Skynyrd... I was hoping this would point me to some obscure gems I'd missed.
I see what you mean! The title can be misleading since many of these bands are quite famous. It would be great to uncover some hidden gems instead. What lesser-known favorites do you have?
@@WhoremembersusaIt would actually also be really great to do a documentary/special on power pop of the 1970s (aka super melodic hard rock)... Covering bands on the spectrum between Badfinger and Cheap Trick and the Records and The Knack and also more obscure ones like Blue Ash and The Raspberries and all of it! 😍😍😍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Badfinger was an incredible band. Their first album hit big and Pete Ham , lead vocals , guitar and songwriter thought he had cash coming in so he bought a house for his wife new baby and himself. Their Crook of a manager stole the bands money and when Pete couldn't make the payments on his family's new home he hung himself. Badfinger died when Pete Ham died.
Badfinger’s story is both inspiring and tragic. Their legacy endures as a reminder of both their brilliance and the industry’s darker side.Thank you for sharing.
Agreed. Unfortunately it happens anywhere in every industry. Top dogs wanting to snuff out the smaller, working dogs-leaving them to struggle. Too bad they didn't just seek out more honest people to manage them, there would have been different results, possibly. 😢❤
My Mom and Dad took Me to a Carpenters concert at the Garden State Arts Center in New Jersey when I was 11 years old. I don't remember very much about it, but I do remember that the songs "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays"got more attention than the rest of the songs they sang.
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Absolutely, Cream's impact on rock is undeniable. Their sound and musicianship set a high bar, and they definitely left an unforgettable legacy. RIP Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker-they'll always be remembered for shaping rock history.
None of these bands are forgotten, they are all classic rockers. Most are legends. Badfinger is especially special to me, I'm a huge Beatles fan and I found their story and music for many sad days , it was a comfort. The Carpenters are my favorite and Sweet, I own every album of them.
You're absolutely right! These bands are classics, with music that continues to resonate deeply with so many. Sounds like you've got a fantastic collection! 🎶
Don't get me started on forgotten bands and artists from just late 70s. One reason they been forgotten their not played anymore, so it's our job to share them with younger audiences.
You are so right. A lot of the radio stations play the same songs over and over. I would love to hear some of these other groups and a better mix of music. The sixties and seventies produced so many great group, with different sounds it was hard to pick a favorite. As far as FLEETWOOD MAC and SKYNARD being forgotten you have to be joking.
Great list! Those bands have made such an impact on rock history. Nazareth and Bachman-Turner Overdrive especially brought some unforgettable hits. Which of their songs do you love the most?
That's true. However, their music continues to influence new generations, and tribute bands often keep their spirit alive. Do you have any favorite bands from that era that you think deserve more recognition today?
A great band from SF was the Moby Grape.i saw them at one of the Schaefer Festivals at Central Park NY.They were one of the best of the sixties bands .😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'll bet that Robert Fripp will be surprised to hear that King Crimson disbanded in 1974 since he announced their retirement at a gig in 2021. As has even mentioned in other posts there are several other groups in this list that haven't been forgotten in fact possibly the only ones which have been forgotten are those who were only known in the US like Big Star, Montrose and Television.
You must really love music! These bands have left a lasting mark on music history, and it’s amazing how their influence continues across generations. Thanks for sharing your passion!
Pious Bird of Good Omen is the CD Fleetwood Mac Owell is 1 song another Show Biz Blues. I'm coming up the Highway today enjoying this Great Music and Memories ❤
Pious Bird of Good Omen is a fantastic album! 'Show Biz Blues' and 'Owell' really capture the essence of Fleetwood Mac’s early sound. It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the music and reliving those memories!
Great video and definitely agree some of these groups have been forgotten...some I never heard of actually...but Fleetwood Mac??? Their status is iconic. To a lesser degree, the same is true of the Carpentaers and Guess Who. All of the groups I mentioned charted big multiple times.. So I am not clear on why they are on this list.
This video is a total gem! 🌟 Bringing back the sounds of the ‘70s and shining a light on these forgotten groups is such a trip down memory lane. It’s amazing how much great music flew under the radar or just faded with time. Anyone else have a favorite band from this list that they still listen to? Or maybe a hidden gem from the era that didn’t make the cut?
Try making the same video, but with actual forgotten bands. Joy Division, Lynyrd Skynyrd, King Crimson, Fleetwood Mac, and most especially The Jam have not been forgotten, and still get plenty of airplay on radio stations around the world. As for The Sex Pistols ...
Great point! It seems many of the bands mentioned are still quite relevant and beloved today. It would be interesting to dive into truly forgotten bands that deserve a spotlight.Thank you for sharing
I started to say, " hey, what about". Then I realized I was sounding like my parents. Sure some of these bands are still relevant if we look, but if we are not looking they aren't. Even for me a lot of bands like The Beatles, Zep, Cream and whatnot I like better now than i did when I was a teen. Back then they were "old". I can just imagine how irrelevant they must be to kids today.
Absolutely loved this! These ‘70s bands had such an incredible vibe and unique sound-it’s a shame they’ve slipped off the radar. This video brings back that amazing energy from a golden era of music. Thank you for reviving these classics and giving them the recognition they deserve!
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What a crock of s**t.. These are not forgotten bands.. I think you needed a wider exposure to great bands. Badfinger, The Runaways, Budgie, Wild Cherry, The Carpenters, The Guess Who, Fleetwood Mac, Montrose, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Sweet, Sha Na Na, The Jam and The Sex Pistols are all on my music play list..
I hear you! Those bands have definitely made a significant mark and are far from forgotten. It’s all about personal taste, and many of us have our favorites that should never be overlooked. Great list!
You're not alone in that observation! Both 'Vehicle' and 'Hooked on a Feeling' have that powerful, soulful vibe reminiscent of David Clayton-Thomas's style. It’s interesting how certain vocal qualities can create that connection. Great ears!
They may not be as in the spotlight today, but their classic hits like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird" definitely left a lasting impact on rock music. It's always fun to celebrate these iconic bands!
I miss the mention of great forgotten bands like The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, The Who, ABBA, CCR. Too bad no one remembers these bands today.
Good point! Some bands kept going longer than people realize. Montrose and Sweet both had lasting impacts and continued to make music beyond their peak years. It's great to see fans still appreciating them! 🎸
"You're right! The Tarney/Spencer Band had some fantastic music that deserves more recognition. Their blend of rock and pop was really ahead of its time. Thanks for highlighting their contributions!"
Absolutely, Badfinger's story is a tragic reminder of how the music industry can fail artists. They definitely deserve more recognition for their music and the challenges they faced.
This is what happens when you let AI make your damn video. Lynerd Sky Nerd or Leonard Skynryd. Jesus H Christ on a Popsicle Stick. Lets put this stuff together with real people.
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You almost had me, with this professional-sounding AI voice. Until. The mispronunciation of 'lead singer'. I'm one of those pedantic freaks who just can't get over grammatical errors in a supposedly informed reading. *sigh* Another one bites the dust.
@@flipfluitkeutel8607 OK - I'll admit I didn't need to add the snark, but it's not too much to ask, for a content producer to review their narration before posting.
Derek and the Dominoes certainly left a lasting impact with their iconic album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs! Its influence and timeless tracks make it a standout of the '70s, despite the band's brief existence.
@@Whoremembersusa Most of it was written in the time between the 60s and the 70s it could be argued that it is music of the 60s. (a much better decade for mustc)
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You're probably not a hard rock fan then. As they never had any hit singles it tends to only be seventies rock fans that have heard of them and then mostly from the UK. I saw them a few times, great band live but there were already other more famous bands like Led Zeppelin around doing similar stuff so they never quite made it big time.
You could have done a lot better job trying to match the title of this clip. The Runaways is interesting and influential due to the presence of Joan Jett, and Lita Ford. They are certainly NOT forgotten. Neither is King Crimson. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac is revered as great as opposed to the their pop version. The Green Manalishi, and Oh Well are very influential and covered. And I particularly love Station Man. Not only did you spell Lynyrd Skynyrd incorrectly it's also pronounced incorrectly. Many of us from the 50s still play Free Bird, That Smell, and others which are rock anthems. Derek and the Dominos is a painful reminder that Cream disbanded due to Claptop saying they were getting too commercial, then his Derek and the Dominos created near pop music in a betrayal of his own (reportedly) words. Bad Motor Scooter is a very good song from Montrose. Bands are often less than successful due to the producers that make their recordings. If a new group doesn't "pay their dues" they often never getr the high production values needed to succeed. Otherwise I agree that the rest of you list seem to be insignificant.
Thanks for your insights! You're right-The Runaways, King Crimson, and Fleetwood Mac certainly deserve recognition for their influence and legacy. It's interesting how perceptions of bands change over time, especially regarding their sound and success. And you're spot on about production values playing a crucial role in a band's success. Thank you
Why do these channels always include some of the most famous acts from the past in their lists of forgotten artists?. The Carpenters, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Fleetwood Mac have certainly not been forgotten. People who like rock music haven't forgotten King Crimson who regularly appear in polls for the best prog rock bands of all time, usually in the top five. None of the bands on the list have been forgotten by the people who were around at the time, though granted some of the British bands might not have been so popular in the States as they were here in the UK, and requarly appear on radio stations that deal with the various musical genres from that era.
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What a load of rubbish. Some AI algorithm bot talking mis-pronounced bollocks. Fleetwood Mac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Carpenters, Derek and the Dominoes. The Jam, The Sex Pistols. Forgotten? Give me a break!
Eclectic list, but Fleetwood Mac forgotten. I think not. And Leaner Ski-ner. C’mon! Watched for thumbnail of the Sweet, and they definitely the title of this video
You're right! Fleetwood Mac and Lynyrd Skynyrd are definitely not forgotten-they have left a lasting legacy in rock music. The Sweet also deserves recognition for their impact. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
AI metions the Carpenters Song, "Close To You" also as "(They Long To Be) Close To You" on the very next sentence and treats them as if they are seperate songs LMFAO! Besides the song was written by BUrt Bacharach and Hal David and was first recorded by Richard Chamberlain and released as a single in 1963 as "They Long to Be Close to You" (without parentheses). However, while the single's other side, "Blue Guitar", became a hit, "They Long to Be Close to You" did not. So the Carpenters was a cover.
Badfinger was destroyed by their greedy manager who got away with it scot free and lived to an old age. Some of these other groups had little success in the USA. Other groups (Fleetwood Mac, The Guess Who, The Sweet, the Carpenters) aren't forgotten to any stretch of the imagination. Wild Cherry and M were one hit wonders.
Right? Sweet was a major player in glam rock with hits like "Ballroom Blitz" and "Fox on the Run." They definitely left a lasting impact and are remembered by many fans
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Yes especially Badfinger. They made millions from their records (they did two US tours that I recall and all were sellouts) and yet their pockets were empty. Their manager and later Warner Bros Records who had them after Apple went defunct, stole all their money. The music is beautiful but the business side of it is ruthless and cut throat.
@@Whoremembersusa With all that money around, temptation is often too great. probably the one that flabbergasted me the most was when it was revealed that the Bee Gees manager whom they made him millions, later cheated the group (I think it was on royalties) Such a thank you, hm???
That's a poignant observation. Many artists create from their experiences in a challenging world, and it can be tough for their voices to be heard amidst the noise
Music taste varies widely, and it's always fun to see different artists represented. Each era brings its own stars, and preferences can shift quickly. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You're right! King Crimson didn't disappear in 1974; they evolved, returning in 1981 with a fresh sound and new lineup, proving their constant reinvention. Thank you for pointing that out.
Fantastic suggestions! It’s amazing how many talented bands from that era are still worth celebrating! Do you have a favorite song from any of these bands?
Absolutely! Robert Fripp's innovative guitar work has greatly influenced progressive rock and ambient music, pushing creative boundaries with his collaborations and projects
Great catch! Bad Company definitely deserves a mention. Their classic rock hits are timeless and still enjoyed by many today. What’s your favorite song of theirs?
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You’re absolutely right! Joy Division is hugely influential and remains a cornerstone in music history. Their sound and impact are still felt today, especially in post-punk and alternative music
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Comparing Bad Finger with The Beatles was pure marketing. That is as ridiculous as comparing Icehouse's fine song Hey little girl with Roxy Music. Yes there is a very slight hint of and all that... But BF's compositions didn't even come close to the knees of the Beatles. And I don't give a toss if the Beatles themselves pretended that BF sounded like them. I've gone through their records, listened to every song. There is some good stuff out there, but nothing really outstanding, nothing with the 'it" quality of evergreens. Decent pop, interesting to know, not worthless, not spectacular, not progressive not reactionairy. Their downfall is sad, but that's not a reason to put them all of a sudden on a pedestal
It’s great that you’ve explored their catalog, and it’s clear you appreciate their contributions without placing them on a pedestal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
With 2 out of the top 3 rock songs of ALL TIME from "forgotten" bands, just throw Led Zeppelin on the list too for the trifecta, geeze. Now I'm scared to look at their 60's "forgotten" band list, will the Who be on there? the Stones? maybe even the Beatles?
Badfinger's most well-known song is likely "Without You," popularized by Nilsson and Mariah Carey. The band's story is compelling enough for its own video, filled with struggles like unpaid earnings and royalty disputes.
Absolutely! Badfinger's story is both inspiring and tragic, highlighting the complexities of the music industry. Would you like to see a deeper dive into their journey and impact on music?
Wow, what clickbaity junk. Dropped off the radar? You mean still in print and being actively promoted by labels even today? Right. I like how you've posted several comments with almost exactly the same wording from various other accounts. This is trash, folks.
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Thisis just some AI curated shit! Stopped watching when they listed Fleetwood Mac as a 'forgotten band' - get phuqing serious you priques!
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Ironically, these so-called "content creators" can't even make a video without the use of A.I.
Pure LAZINESS ! ! ! They won't even take the time to commentate with their own voice.
In fact, more than half of videos on YT is A.I. Complete GARBAGE!!
Disappointed that you didn't mention HUMBLE PIE. Lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott was considered on of the greatest voices in rock and was a huge influence on others who followed, From 1969-1974 they produced 8 studio and two live albums and filled arenas around the country with their kicka** sound of rock/soul/boogie and blues topped off with Marriotts amazing voice and charisma. Yet way too often when I mention their name, the response I often get is "Who"?.
HUMBLE PIE is also fantastic! Thanks for the suggestion. We’ll look into them, and who knows, they might just appear in our upcoming videos. Stay tuned!
WILD cherries AND guess WHO WHERE GREAT group IN MY DAYS
Lynyrd Skynyrd and Fleetwood Mac forgotten? That is a laugh.
Thank you for sharing. Their music still resonates today. What's your favorite track from either of them?
Yeah, this video was way off base on a few...
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Your name looks like Whore members usa, LOL!
"Fallen of the radar" is NOT the same as forgotten.
They are not forgotten
Certainly a bizarre, misleading title for this video! Anyone remotely interested in classic pop or rock will know or love most of these bands. Some of them are hugely important and influential in rock history, like Fleetwood Mac, Joy Division, the Sex Pistols, Skynyrd... I was hoping this would point me to some obscure gems I'd missed.
I see what you mean! The title can be misleading since many of these bands are quite famous. It would be great to uncover some hidden gems instead. What lesser-known favorites do you have?
@@WhoremembersusaMANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND!
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@@WhoremembersusaIt would actually also be really great to do a documentary/special on power pop of the 1970s (aka super melodic hard rock)... Covering bands on the spectrum between Badfinger and Cheap Trick and the Records and The Knack and also more obscure ones like Blue Ash and The Raspberries and all of it! 😍😍😍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@Whoremembersusa Don't let people's defense of their bands bother you, lol. We are passionate about these things.
I've always thought the Runaways were way overrated. Unlistenable in my opinion.
Badfinger was an incredible band. Their first album hit big and Pete Ham , lead vocals , guitar and songwriter thought he had cash coming in so he bought a house for his wife new baby and himself. Their Crook of a manager stole the bands money and when Pete couldn't make the payments on his family's new home he hung himself. Badfinger died when Pete Ham died.
Badfinger’s story is both inspiring and tragic. Their legacy endures as a reminder of both their brilliance and the industry’s darker side.Thank you for sharing.
Yeah it was an absolute tragedy and waste of talent. I hope Karma paid that management. As they contributed to Pete's death....So so sad🙏
Agreed. Unfortunately it happens anywhere in every industry. Top dogs wanting to snuff out the smaller, working dogs-leaving them to struggle. Too bad they didn't just seek out more honest people to manage them, there would have been different results, possibly. 😢❤
Loved Badfinger!
Yes...Badfinger was incredible! Their music and talent left such a lasting impression.
So do I. And they sound nothing like the Beatles; it's unfortunate that everyone compared them.
GuessWho has NEVER been forgotten!
The Guess Who have left an indelible mark on music history
@@Whoremembersusa It's a crime that they're not in the R&R hall of Fame, but I could say that about a lot of bands.
I know - I tried!
My Mom and Dad took Me to a Carpenters concert at the Garden State Arts Center in New Jersey when I was 11 years old. I don't remember very much about it, but I do remember that the songs "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays"got more attention than the rest of the songs they sang.
What a special memory! The Carpenters had such a beautiful sound, and those songs are classics. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I don't know what kind of drugs he's on because most of these will never be forgotten. Glad I skim through
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Dude, it's not a human.
Cream is the band that could have ruled rock radio for many more years. Now both Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker are passed into memories. RIP to both.
Absolutely, Cream's impact on rock is undeniable. Their sound and musicianship set a high bar, and they definitely left an unforgettable legacy. RIP Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker-they'll always be remembered for shaping rock history.
King Crimson would be interested to learn that they were forgotten in 1974
yes. Their music continues to inspire new generations of artists. Thanks for pointing that out!
Warning, if you are from the UK these are well known and iconic.
You must be very proud of that :)
...not just the UK Mate...just discovering the PRETTY THINGS. 😊❤
I'm not but I should be
This guy has no idea what he's talking about. This is ridiculous .
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Guy? AI voice. No one says Lynyrd Skynyrd like sky...
None of these bands are forgotten, they are all classic rockers. Most are legends. Badfinger is especially special to me, I'm a huge Beatles fan and I found their story and music for many sad days , it was a comfort. The Carpenters are my favorite and Sweet, I own every album of them.
You're absolutely right! These bands are classics, with music that continues to resonate deeply with so many. Sounds like you've got a fantastic collection! 🎶
Don't get me started on forgotten bands and artists from just late 70s. One reason they been forgotten their not played anymore, so it's our job to share them with younger audiences.
Absolutely! Thank you for your insightful sharing!
Thanks Dad!!! 😅
You are so right. A lot of the radio stations play the same songs over and over. I would love to hear some of these other groups and a better mix of music. The sixties and seventies produced so many great group, with different sounds it was hard to pick a favorite. As far as FLEETWOOD MAC and SKYNARD being forgotten you have to be joking.
Yep that is the fault of mainstream radio So glad I have vinyl and CDs. This stuff is everyday music to me.
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Family !! Nazareth !! Traffic !! Bachmann Turner Overdrive !! Black Oak Arkansas !! Babe Ruth & Fanny !!
Great list! Those bands have made such an impact on rock history. Nazareth and Bachman-Turner Overdrive especially brought some unforgettable hits. Which of their songs do you love the most?
Some bands have no living members left.
That's true. However, their music continues to influence new generations, and tribute bands often keep their spirit alive. Do you have any favorite bands from that era that you think deserve more recognition today?
A great band from SF was the Moby Grape.i saw them at one of the Schaefer Festivals at Central Park NY.They were one of the best of the sixties bands .😂😂😂😂😂😂
Must've been great to see them live at Central Park!
@@Whoremembersusa Moby Grape co-founder Skip Spence is a wild story that hasn't been properly told. Really bizarre.
I'll bet that Robert Fripp will be surprised to hear that King Crimson disbanded in 1974 since he announced their retirement at a gig in 2021. As has even mentioned in other posts there are several other groups in this list that haven't been forgotten in fact possibly the only ones which have been forgotten are those who were only known in the US like Big Star, Montrose and Television.
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It's funny. But I remember all of these bands.
Thank you for sharing. It's amazing how music sticks with us, right?
A I can't pronounce Lynrd Skynyrd right?
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@@WhoremembersusaThis is a very good collection that you did here, Montrose is extremely underrated, so thanks for including them. Lynyrd Sky Nerd 😂
I agree with most of this video .I never viewed Derreck and Dominos as ever being a real band. Just another name for Eric Clapton.
Looks like even their comment replies are A.I. Talk about lazy.
Sky- nerd 😅
None of these bands have ever fell off the radar! They are all iconic names that the whole world knows - even younger music fans!
You must really love music! These bands have left a lasting mark on music history, and it’s amazing how their influence continues across generations. Thanks for sharing your passion!
Pious Bird of Good Omen is the CD
Fleetwood Mac
Owell is 1 song another Show Biz Blues. I'm coming up the Highway today enjoying this Great Music and Memories ❤
Pious Bird of Good Omen is a fantastic album! 'Show Biz Blues' and 'Owell' really capture the essence of Fleetwood Mac’s early sound. It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the music and reliving those memories!
Great video and definitely agree some of these groups have been forgotten...some I never heard of actually...but Fleetwood Mac??? Their status is iconic. To a lesser degree, the same is true of the Carpentaers and Guess Who. All of the groups I mentioned charted big multiple times.. So I am not clear on why they are on this list.
I just wanted to reminisce about the past. Thank you so much for watching and sharing your thoughts!
This video is a total gem! 🌟 Bringing back the sounds of the ‘70s and shining a light on these forgotten groups is such a trip down memory lane. It’s amazing how much great music flew under the radar or just faded with time. Anyone else have a favorite band from this list that they still listen to? Or maybe a hidden gem from the era that didn’t make the cut?
Thanks for the kind words! 🌟 The '70s had such a rich musical landscape. I’d love to hear about your favorites!
Try making the same video, but with actual forgotten bands. Joy Division, Lynyrd Skynyrd, King Crimson, Fleetwood Mac, and most especially The Jam have not been forgotten, and still get plenty of airplay on radio stations around the world. As for The Sex Pistols ...
Great point! It seems many of the bands mentioned are still quite relevant and beloved today. It would be interesting to dive into truly forgotten bands that deserve a spotlight.Thank you for sharing
I started to say, " hey, what about". Then I realized I was sounding like my parents. Sure some of these bands are still relevant if we look, but if we are not looking they aren't. Even for me a lot of bands like The Beatles, Zep, Cream and whatnot I like better now than i did when I was a teen. Back then they were "old". I can just imagine how irrelevant they must be to kids today.
That's a great observation! Many classic bands may feel 'old' to younger audiences, but their music often gains appreciation over time
Absolutely loved this! These ‘70s bands had such an incredible vibe and unique sound-it’s a shame they’ve slipped off the radar. This video brings back that amazing energy from a golden era of music. Thank you for reviving these classics and giving them the recognition they deserve!
So glad you enjoyed it!. Do you have any favorite bands or songs from that era that you think deserve more attention?
was ' suicide' not spelt out and bleeped out?? unbelievable . 8 minutes later, ian curtis 'took his own life' apparently its ok to say it like that.
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Forgotten is not word,they just separate ways or grew old..
Sometimes, they simply moved on, evolved, or had life take them in different directions. Music history has so many layers :)
What a crock of s**t.. These are not forgotten bands.. I think you needed a wider exposure to great bands.
Badfinger, The Runaways, Budgie, Wild Cherry, The Carpenters, The Guess Who, Fleetwood Mac, Montrose, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Sweet, Sha Na Na, The Jam and The Sex Pistols are all on my music play list..
I hear you! Those bands have definitely made a significant mark and are far from forgotten. It’s all about personal taste, and many of us have our favorites that should never be overlooked. Great list!
The Carpenters? Really? You’ll never forget the most amazing female vocalists voice (Karen will never be outdone) once you’ve heard it.
You're not alone in that observation! Both 'Vehicle' and 'Hooked on a Feeling' have that powerful, soulful vibe reminiscent of David Clayton-Thomas's style. It’s interesting how certain vocal qualities can create that connection. Great ears!
I love Leonard Sky Nerd. Sucks he’s been forgotten…
They may not be as in the spotlight today, but their classic hits like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird" definitely left a lasting impact on rock music. It's always fun to celebrate these iconic bands!
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Yes, Lenny was great wasn't he? 😊
I miss the mention of great forgotten bands like The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, The Who, ABBA, CCR. Too bad no one remembers these bands today.
The Eagles that’s top 40 garbage
I still listen to their music today. I'm sure you do too!
I still listen to their music from time to time, and I'm sure you do too!
😂😂😂
Who forgot these? What radio station do you listen to?
That's funny. Some did not disappear so quick. I've got an album in 1987 of Montrose. And Sweet went on longer.
Good point! Some bands kept going longer than people realize. Montrose and Sweet both had lasting impacts and continued to make music beyond their peak years. It's great to see fans still appreciating them! 🎸
A little music from each band would not go amiss.
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Leonard Sky - Nryd What planet are you from ? ?
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You forgot "Gallery" They had a hit called, "It's so nice to be with you" 1972.
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The Tarney/Spencer Band created 3 great albums but, apparently, are forgotten.
"You're right! The Tarney/Spencer Band had some fantastic music that deserves more recognition. Their blend of rock and pop was really ahead of its time. Thanks for highlighting their contributions!"
What about Angel and Starz
They’re perfect examples of bands with dedicated fan bases who remember them fondly!
This is really great
Not just all this top 40 BS
There's so much more to explore. Thank you for sharing!
Badfinger should not be on this or any list like it. Corrupt agents/managers ended the group.
2 suicides. Justice should have been brought forward.
Absolutely, Badfinger's story is a tragic reminder of how the music industry can fail artists. They definitely deserve more recognition for their music and the challenges they faced.
This is what happens when you let AI make your damn video.
Lynerd Sky Nerd or Leonard Skynryd.
Jesus H Christ on a Popsicle Stick. Lets put this stuff together with real people.
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Rob and Wild Cherry play at Disneyland Florida 6 nights a week.
Thanks for the heads-up :)
This is a Joke Your Cover Picture of Led Zeppelin Proves Your Full of It! These Bands despite what You say HAVE NOT BEEN FORGOTTEN!
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@Whoremembersusa Well Truth be told IL be 67 this November and I'm a Musician who made a living at it So I'm Very Familiar with these bands.
No No No, gone but Not forgotten !!;🎉
Yes, I completely agree with that :)
Real music died when heavy metal chaos and Rap appeared, can't listen to anything I can't understand, Soft Rock all day 😘
Sky-Nerd???? Your bot is stupid. Jus sayin.......
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You almost had me, with this professional-sounding AI voice. Until. The mispronunciation of 'lead singer'. I'm one of those pedantic freaks who just can't get over grammatical errors in a supposedly informed reading. *sigh* Another one bites the dust.
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I guess you are way better and would deliver a greater video. Well, I'll wait for your professional looking and sounding video....azijnzeiker.
@@flipfluitkeutel8607 OK - I'll admit I didn't need to add the snark, but it's not too much to ask, for a content producer to review their narration before posting.
Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds were popular in the 70's. They had several popular songs.
Thank you for sharing!
Identifying a group member by just a last time does not help to research their music to familiarize their sounds.
Thanks for sharing. Their contributions to music are undeniable.
Derek and the Dominoes? are you serious. Only one Album, but the best album of the 70s.
Derek and the Dominoes certainly left a lasting impact with their iconic album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs! Its influence and timeless tracks make it a standout of the '70s, despite the band's brief existence.
@@Whoremembersusa Most of it was written in the time between the 60s and the 70s it could be argued that it is music of the 60s. (a much better decade for mustc)
who the **** is Lineerd Skyynerd???!!!! WTF!!!!!!
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Anyone know the name of the band shown at 0:10 ?
Are you referring to the band Wishbone Ash?
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Ian Gillan was with Sweet at one time? I have never heard that before and can't find any information on it.
It’s easy to mix up bands and their members, especially with so many iconic names in rock history. Thanks for bringing it up!
No problem, sometimes you can be surprised who was former members of bands though.
I think they got Ian Gillan wrong. He was with Black Sabbath not The Sweet/Sweet.
God I hate AI voice overs with all of the mispronunciations. Ie: Leonard Sky-nerd. 🙄 and you couldn’t even be bothered to correct it.
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Let me tell you how influential Budgie was, I've never heard of them..
You're probably not a hard rock fan then. As they never had any hit singles it tends to only be seventies rock fans that have heard of them and then mostly from the UK. I saw them a few times, great band live but there were already other more famous bands like Led Zeppelin around doing similar stuff so they never quite made it big time.
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OK funny boy listen to Breadfan also the hard edge of the Metallica cover.
@@KevinRudd-w8syeah dingus, I'm not a hard rock fan..😂 U Ca-lue-less
@@harolddburke4726😂😅..dork
You could have done a lot better job trying to match the title of this clip. The Runaways is interesting and influential due to the presence of Joan Jett, and Lita Ford. They are certainly NOT forgotten. Neither is King Crimson. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac is revered as great as opposed to the their pop version. The Green Manalishi, and Oh Well are very influential and covered. And I particularly love Station Man.
Not only did you spell Lynyrd Skynyrd incorrectly it's also pronounced incorrectly. Many of us from the 50s still play Free Bird, That Smell, and others which are rock anthems. Derek and the Dominos is a painful reminder that Cream disbanded due to Claptop saying they were getting too commercial, then his Derek and the Dominos created near pop music in a betrayal of his own (reportedly) words. Bad Motor Scooter is a very good song from Montrose.
Bands are often less than successful due to the producers that make their recordings. If a new group doesn't "pay their dues" they often never getr the high production values needed to succeed. Otherwise I agree that the rest of you list seem to be insignificant.
Thanks for your insights! You're right-The Runaways, King Crimson, and Fleetwood Mac certainly deserve recognition for their influence and legacy. It's interesting how perceptions of bands change over time, especially regarding their sound and success. And you're spot on about production values playing a crucial role in a band's success. Thank you
Also, except for Ford, the Runaways were all lesbians. Lita Ford was not comfortable with that dynamic.
Why do these channels always include some of the most famous acts from the past in their lists of forgotten artists?. The Carpenters, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Fleetwood Mac have certainly not been forgotten. People who like rock music haven't forgotten King Crimson who regularly appear in polls for the best prog rock bands of all time, usually in the top five.
None of the bands on the list have been forgotten by the people who were around at the time, though granted some of the British bands might not have been so popular in the States as they were here in the UK, and requarly appear on radio stations that deal with the various musical genres from that era.
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What a load of rubbish. Some AI algorithm bot talking mis-pronounced bollocks. Fleetwood Mac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Carpenters, Derek and the Dominoes. The Jam, The Sex Pistols. Forgotten? Give me a break!
Their music has had a lasting impact and continues to resonate today. Thanks for sharing your strong opinions!
Eclectic list, but Fleetwood Mac forgotten. I think not. And Leaner Ski-ner. C’mon! Watched for thumbnail of the Sweet, and they definitely the title of this video
You're right! Fleetwood Mac and Lynyrd Skynyrd are definitely not forgotten-they have left a lasting legacy in rock music. The Sweet also deserves recognition for their impact. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
AI metions the Carpenters Song, "Close To You" also as "(They Long To Be) Close To You" on the very next sentence and treats them as if they are seperate songs LMFAO! Besides the song was written by BUrt Bacharach and Hal David and was first recorded by Richard Chamberlain and released as a single in 1963 as "They Long to Be Close to You" (without parentheses). However, while the single's other side, "Blue Guitar", became a hit, "They Long to Be Close to You" did not. So the Carpenters was a cover.
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Badfinger was destroyed by their greedy manager who got away with it scot free and lived to an old age. Some of these other groups had little success in the USA. Other groups (Fleetwood Mac, The Guess Who, The Sweet, the Carpenters) aren't forgotten to any stretch of the imagination. Wild Cherry and M were one hit wonders.
You’re definitely a true music lover. Thanks for your passionate and detailed sharing!
Sweet? Forgotten? Is someone havin'a laff?
Right? Sweet was a major player in glam rock with hits like "Ballroom Blitz" and "Fox on the Run." They definitely left a lasting impact and are remembered by many fans
Forgotten bands. Starts out with a picture of Led Zeppelin.🤣
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17:33 Fleetwood Mac? They're still visible and even achieving some revival of sorts, playing concerts everywhere.
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Didn’t all of the old record clmpanies screw over the bands that built them?😢
Yes especially Badfinger. They made millions from their records (they did two US tours that I recall and all were sellouts) and yet their pockets were empty. Their manager and later Warner Bros Records who had them after Apple went defunct, stole all their money. The music is beautiful but the business side of it is ruthless and cut throat.
"Sadly, yes-that happened a lot. Many iconic bands dealt with unfair contracts despite their huge success. Thanks for highlighting this!"
@@Whoremembersusa With all that money around, temptation is often too great. probably the one that flabbergasted me the most was when it was revealed that the Bee Gees manager whom they made him millions, later cheated the group (I think it was on royalties) Such a thank you, hm???
Sadly a lot of these bans have fallen off the radar.
So many artist aren’t born with the filter most people have. They are born into an ugly world.
That's a poignant observation. Many artists create from their experiences in a challenging world, and it can be tough for their voices to be heard amidst the noise
Slade 👍
Hi there! A fellow classical music lover!
Why isn't this list Doja Cat/Megan Thee Stallion/Kanye West/MILEY SHITFACE/Billie Eilish/topped by Ed Sheeran???
Music taste varies widely, and it's always fun to see different artists represented. Each era brings its own stars, and preferences can shift quickly. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
King Crimson wasn’t GONE by 1974, it’s just EVOLVED.
You're right! King Crimson didn't disappear in 1974; they evolved, returning in 1981 with a fresh sound and new lineup, proving their constant reinvention. Thank you for pointing that out.
What about foghat. or a band named Nantucket. or Head East.
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Fantastic suggestions! It’s amazing how many talented bands from that era are still worth celebrating! Do you have a favorite song from any of these bands?
Robert Fripp is the man behind Apples digi-noises.
Absolutely! Robert Fripp's innovative guitar work has greatly influenced progressive rock and ambient music, pushing creative boundaries with his collaborations and projects
You missed Bad Company
Great catch! Bad Company definitely deserves a mention. Their classic rock hits are timeless and still enjoyed by many today. What’s your favorite song of theirs?
Because they have never been forgotten.
What a crazy title. Why are these best forgotten
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This is what happens when A.I creates the text you have to read around the title to figure out what is trying to be stated.
Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac died in 2022 of a stroke she also had metastatic cancer.
:( Her profound talent and soulful presence left an indelible mark on the music world.
The Jam must have really hated a certain MC5 song. The song "Kick Out The Jam."
haha. Two iconic bands, each with their unique punch! 🎸🔥
How on Earth are Joy Division forgotten ? They're one of the most influential bands in musical history
I keep reading that.
You’re absolutely right! Joy Division is hugely influential and remains a cornerstone in music history. Their sound and impact are still felt today, especially in post-punk and alternative music
not a single band here is forgotten, but ok video just the same.
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Sniff n the tears
The knack
Many of their songs still resonate to this day! Thank you for the wonderful suggestion
Re: Big Star - No mention of Chris Bell?
Thank you for your fantastic suggestion!
The first picture of Joy Division is actually of New Order. And that ought to have been obvious.
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leed singer
You must be a big fan of him and the band!
What crap, ian gillan was never in the sweet,😅😂
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20 Forgotten Groups of the 1960s That Have Fallen Off the Radar of Time
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Comparing Bad Finger with The Beatles was pure marketing. That is as ridiculous as comparing Icehouse's fine song Hey little girl with Roxy Music. Yes there is a very slight hint of and all that... But BF's compositions didn't even come close to the knees of the Beatles. And I don't give a toss if the Beatles themselves pretended that BF sounded like them. I've gone through their records, listened to every song. There is some good stuff out there, but nothing really outstanding, nothing with the 'it" quality of evergreens. Decent pop, interesting to know, not worthless, not spectacular, not progressive not reactionairy. Their downfall is sad, but that's not a reason to put them all of a sudden on a pedestal
It’s great that you’ve explored their catalog, and it’s clear you appreciate their contributions without placing them on a pedestal. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
With 2 out of the top 3 rock songs of ALL TIME from "forgotten" bands, just throw Led Zeppelin on the list too for the trifecta, geeze. Now I'm scared to look at their 60's "forgotten" band list, will the Who be on there? the Stones? maybe even the Beatles?
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ALKANA - worth a mention?
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@@Whoremembersusa Thank you for these great tributes
April wine were late 70s rockers from canada look them up
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Badfinger's most well-known song is likely "Without You," popularized by Nilsson and Mariah Carey. The band's story is compelling enough for its own video, filled with struggles like unpaid earnings and royalty disputes.
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Day after Day .....is
Does the "I" in AI stand for intelligence......or ignorance?
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Wrong pictures for early Fleetwood Mac!
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Wow, what clickbaity junk. Dropped off the radar? You mean still in print and being actively promoted by labels even today? Right. I like how you've posted several comments with almost exactly the same wording from various other accounts. This is trash, folks.
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My takeaway - don't name your band Budgie or you will be forgotten!
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What about Poco, and the James
Gang?
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If you're going to do a bio on a band that plays music can we please hear music that they did
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Where are LITTLE FEAT!!! 🤔🤔🤔
Maybe in the upcoming video and in your heart.hehe
The Tubes
I love rock music, and I like them too!
Fallen of the Radar? - I don't think so - obviously made by someone who knows nothing about music, this is a waste on time almost funny - AI Nonsense
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AI voice 23:03 Sky Nerd . Ouch.
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