I strongly believe many millions want Led Zeppelin back. Imagine 20 million people applying for their tickets for a venue of just 20,000 entering them in the Guinness Book of World Records as the biggest selling concert artists of all time, beating even The Beatles.
That is a fact. And I've heard they surpassed the Beatles in LP sales also. I'd like to find out what the true world sales are for a number of bands from that day. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I’m apparently one of the very few people who just don’t care for Led Zeppelin. I love Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, but don’t like Robert at all. I think it goes back to a book I read that attributed 80% of their songs being rip-offs of old American Blues legends. They lost numerous lawsuits to back up that claim. I get that people are influenced by many others, and actually love and appreciate that. But to blatantly steal licks, rhythms, and entire songs is too much for me to get over. Maybe it’s an unfair take, but it always stuck with me. I like a few of their songs, but overall I could just live without them. We all have different tastes, and I’m a massive Rocker, but think they completely overrated. No ill-intent to you my friend, just explaining my take. Kindest regards.
Six songs is very far from 80%. And they were only successfully sued for three. And Stairway to Heaven was not one of the ones the plaintiff was successful at. The only rythym that could come close to your description would be Bring It On Home. Yes, I don't really care for Robert either, his penchant for 'borrowing' blues lyrics is what earned them that grief. But the Power Trio of Page, Bonham, & Jones is the best there was/is. And that, my friend is what I was talking about. And my DJ friend told me that they have indeed surpassed the Beatles in sales, a long time ago. He also said that of the streaming services, LZ stays about 48 million streams while the Beatles have dropped to a little over 11 million. I don't bear any ill will either. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
@@williamhiles7404 I totally see your point, my friend. At times, I even go against that old gut feeling of mine because the Music is just too good. My late Dad was a huge music buff as I am. I have over 380 Albums, mostly from the 70s, with plenty of 60s and some early 80s. He held the same feeling and it was actually his book I read, it was rather old, so maybe it was from the early 70s regarding their early work. I can’t recall nor find it, but the stats stayed with me thru the years. I do recall hearing the into to Taurus by the band Spirit and truly thought it was Stairway to Heaven for a minute. So, I’m sure that clinched it for me. As I stated, everyone is inspired by something or someone else, that’s just music. Maybe its time I grew up and did a deeper dive as I couldn’t really quantify my very old mentality today (I did turn 57 Tuesday, lol). I was just explaining the reason I could never hold them in high regards. Thanks for the input, clarifications, and non-argumentative conversation. Kindest Regards…
During the intro the video was rambling on about funk bands while showing pictures of the Doors and other classic rock bands. I didn't realize the genre shift occurred...
Everyone has different tastes & favorites so there’s no way these selections are gonna make everyone happy. Music is about as diverse as you can get! 😊
After catching a glimpse of the Grammys last weekend, we need a resurgence of 70's and 80's energy, because what I'm seeing coming from SZA, Taylor Swift and others, is absolute, pure garbage. Sorry Gen Z and Millennials, but it's trash.
I love all of the music of the people that have been montioned ,I have read from all the people on this page,but I also love some others as well & miss them so much.first off people like the carpenters,even though Karen Carpenter is dead the music is not played anymore but could at least.Those here I miss Boston,America, Different type of music but Abba & so many more. Don't find music like any of what I mentioned or anyone else on this page anymore & the world needs this good music back
The only guitarist to win Guitar World Magazine’s best guitarist pole five years running, 1976-1980, Steve Howe! In 1981 GW mag opened their HOF and inducted Howe, other wise he most probably won a sixth!!
My father may disagree with you on that, seeing as he grew up with Glenn Miller, the Dorsey brothers, Cab Callaway, Gene Krupa, Ben Polock, Jolson, Sinatra....... you get the hint😊😊😊
Led Zeppelin,The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are the best bands ever.Their Influence and Music will last forever.I saw the Rolling Stones on their 50th Anniversary in 2012 in Hyde Park,London. I ask myself,how many Honorary Doctorates they were given.❤️.
Music taste today would not appreciate this music and would be ignored by mainstream music and media. The best compliment this music can have is it has stood up to the test of time. Much of the music of since early 90’s is forgotten and it should be. Led Zeppelin hasn’t put anything out since Coda and that was just unreleased music, but very few don’t appreciate their music over 40 years later and it continues to sell.
I wonder how many people on here were fortunate enough to see any of these bands in their original configuration. Most people have only seen the "Karaoke" versions or never had the chance to see them at all. The original groups were amazing to see and hear. Most were not worth the money to see once the original lineup was altered. Tickets were $5.50-7.50 to see Zeppelin, or Aerosmith,Black Sabbath, Bruce Springsteen was $5.50 at Berkeley community theater. Stevie Ray Vaughan played at the Keystone in Berkeley for one night only. Thats back when you could rest your arms on the stage and not act like a fool. You saw Robin Trower for 5.00 bucks at Winterland. Montrose when Sammy Hagar was the lead vocalist. Peter Frampton recorded Frampton comes alive at Winterland. I was 14? Or 15 back then. It was a great time to be a kid and have the abilities to get yourself from the Oakland hills to San Francisco and back home safely. You could always work for concert money and some pot. Sometimes a parent would drop us off and pick us up at 11:30. Thats how things worked in the 70's. You could get from the Oakland hills to Japan town ( That's where Winterland was) in San Francisco in 20 minutes. Now, we don't even look at San Francisco its such a disgusting mess. I'm happy I lived when I did and saw what I saw. All you younger people keep playing and listening to the old stuff. Its the best. Kanye, or Kiddy wok doesn't count as music.
I was born in 1953. I grew up with Elvis, Beatles, Cream, Who, Rolling Stones, Doors, Kinks, Beach Boys, Animals, Jeff Beck, all of the 60's bands in UK and US. ABB, AC/DC with Bon Scot, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Johnny Winter , Edgar Winter, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels, CSNY, Rush from the very beginning, Traffic, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Tubes, Pat Travers, Yes, ELP, Aerosmith, Journey, and Frank Zappa. I heard them all and saw most of them live. Then there was the 1980's with all of the hair metal bands. What an awesome decade starting off with the Police and Van Halen. Need I keep typing? Some great New Wave bands too - Men At Work, Duran Duran, etc. The only band I never got to see that I wanted to see was Jimi Hendrix and Duane Allman. Why did Jimi and Duane have to die.
@golfhound No, you don't have to keep typing! I was born in 58. We used to live at Winterland in San Francisco growing up. I was 14 when our parents dropped us off there. Back then, it was no big deal. Then, there was the Berkeley community theater, the Oakland Coliseum, Keystone Berkeley, where my friends played in the 80s. SRV played there. Joe Perry played there. John Mayall with Mick Taylor from the Stones played there. We saw CSN, Manassas. ZZ Top was an opening act back then for Steve Miller. Montrose with Sammy Hagar. There was another outdoor theater in Berkeley that was very cool. Christ, we saw Aerosmith, Link Ray, AL Demeola, Edgar Winter, and Robin Trower. Skinnnnnnerd. Three times before they died. Then the mighty Van Halen in the Oakland Coliseum. Eric Clapton, the slow hand tour. Yep! I could go on and on. Hell, I took my girlfriend to see Olivia Newton John. A great time to be alive.
For my first *KISS* Show I'd paid 2,50 $ (09/1974), finally 119.50 € in Munich (17.05.2023) but gthat *Surreal* (Without Original Spaceman *Ace Frehley* or 'Catman' *Peter Criss* it wasn't *KISS* 😮) 1999 I saw the Originals and *that* was the Best ever...
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, ABBA, Fleetwood Mac, The Bee Gees, CCR, The Doors, The Ramones, The Clash…so many greats that we miss so much in today’s world of generic pop! 😢 Jim Morrison and Karen Carpenter….lost so damned soon. 😢
i was only a kid in the 70's but 13 bands we'd like to have back?!?!? i can think of about 613. without going into detail about it bottom line no mtv, no music videos back then. you couldn't have a cool little mini movie to accompany the song. yer music truly had to stand on its own and it still shows to this day. and no matter how much one mite love taylor swift i think very few would argue that there's a reason why music in the past is generally seen as just plain BETTER.
I couldn't believe Bob Welch is not even mentioned in the fleet wood mac part, he may not stayed long in the band but he left a mark in the music industry with his hit song 'Sentimental Lady'
I got to see creedence Clearwater revival at their very first public concert appearance. They were the musical act that opened the new Cal expo in Sacramento. I believe it was in 1968 or 69 and it was great fun to watch them play in person
Great vid! One could consider adding the following bands: Allman brothers (US), Yes (UK), Skyhooks (AUS), Focus (NL), Grand Funk (US), 10cc (UK) and many more of course. Cheers!
There was a band named KISS that was the most popular band in the world from 1975-1980. It was all downhill for Led Zeppelin after they made Zeppelin IV.
One of the current members of Lynyrd Skynyrd is actually an original member--guitarist Ricky Medlocke. Medlocke was an original member, but left the band before they signed their first record deal.
I'm really curious as to how many of the people replying here were even alive in the 70's or old enough to appreciate what they were hearing. I'm 66 and grew up listening to pretty much all the bands listed here. They all hold a special place for me, for the memories they rekindle of simpler times. Arguing now who's more deserving or which ones actually constitute a band (c'mon, really?) is just plain stupid.
First off: Yes! I want the Ramones back. I also want want want Led Zeppelin back - the best rock band ever. Pink Floyd made one of the best albums of all time with Dark Side of the Moon. CCR was a band I really like went I was just a kid and I bought their album Green River and I played and played it. It was a really good album. I loved the Eagles and went to see them in concert as a teen. Great band but, dang they were so boring live. all they did was just stand and play. No interaction. No talk to the audience. No. movement. But, they still made great music. If I had to choose one bandy that I want back the most: Led Zeppelin. Oh, and They can keep then Carpenters and Bee Gees. Do not miss them at all.
Most came out in the 60s. 'Carpenters' were not a band. Neither was ABBA. As far as which bands 'we' want back, there are a slew of my favorites that arent listed (Beatles, Byrds, Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield, B.T.O., Kinks, Poco, Steeleye Span, Thin Lizzy and The Who for starters).
@@1024laf 'Carpenters' (there was no 'The') were a duo, with supporting musicians, ABBA was a vocal quartet, same setup...you wouldn't have either perform or record without others, unlike my MIAs.
@@thomasrobinson182 Cannot wholeheartedly agree with you, but do respect your opinion of it. And "The" is just a word, whether the band refers to themselves as such is all in good but I and others I am sure, will still call them The Carpenters, The Beatles, The Eagles, The Beach Boys, The Bee Gees, etc; etc; the word neither diminishes nor insults their greatness.
They're another 60s band still hanging on in the 21st century despite the passing of their bassist (Jon Entwistle) and the fastest drummer ever (Keith Moon).
I believe that led Zeppelin was one of the greatest bands of all time and I have all of their albums. However when it comes to the eagles, you completely failed to mention Joe Walsh. In my opinion, he's the one that really turned the whole thing around and that was when The eagles we're at their most popular!
Your ' video provides both a visual and emotional odyssey, immersing us in the enchantment of 1960s Hollywood while shedding light on the compelling and inspiring journeys of its stars in the modern world.
where is Rod Stewart? Cream, Jimi, Carol King, Janis, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple, Chamber Brothers, Temps, Who, Elton. Billie Joel , Mountain, Booker t, Joe Tex, and to many more. Abba, don't think so.(but to each his own)
Steppenwolf, Bad company, its a beautiful day, credence Clearwater revival, BTO, Rare Earth, Foghat, Golden Earring, Blue Oyster Cult, Uriah Heep, The Guess Who, Hollies, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Sugarloaf….
IMHO, let's rethink this in terms of musicianship, songwriting, influence and staying power. First take away the obvious lightweights - Abba, The Bee Gees The Clash and The Ramones. They sold a lot of records over a short period but that was it. Then comes the pack in the middle (they rate higher than the bottom group but they really don't touch the top group) - The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd, CCR, The Doors and The Carpenters. That leaves exactly TWO bands listed here with the musician chops and songwriting prowess to be worthy of such reincarnation - Led Zep and Pink Floyd.
Bee Gees, a short periode of time ??? And leightweight??? They had number 1 records in 1960's, 70's, 80's and 90's and even a hit record in 2000 and barry had a number 1 record in 2021. So maybe reconsider that. Tell me of any other that has have success making new music in span of 60 years. Have to admit I am laughing about the notion "short periode" and Leightweight, just shows that most only look at their monster years from 1975-80 but they were so much more. All the "top" groups you mention as not been around that long.
Alot ppl at 70's, 80's, 90's wanna go into the future, but nowdays wanna go into the past? What's going on with this ppl?? You have blessing to live at the past and the future and denied it??
Are you an actual person? You mispronounced names including Glen Frey, Bernie Leadon and no mention of Don Felder??? Without Don, there's no Hotel California amongst other songs. FYI, most of these musicians have passed away. Also Abba? The Carpenters? Lol, these were bands we made fun of in the 70s!
What is YOUR favorite 1970s band?
SLADE
The Mighty Led Zeppelin 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎
Ramones
Genesis
Deep Purple
As a teenager in the 70s most of these bands made me realize the difference between popularity and quality.
the difference between popularity and quality.....what group is in each category
Thank you for remembering Syd. Still shining after all these years! 🥰
Love that crazy diamond!
Class of 77, perfect timing. Oh I miss the 70's. What a party, if you weren't there ,,, too bad.
Sweet...Fox on the Run, Ballroom Blitz, Action, Love is like Oxygen, etc.... I would LOVE to see back!!!!!
I’m with you !!!!
I strongly believe many millions want Led Zeppelin back. Imagine 20 million people applying for their tickets for a venue of just 20,000 entering them in the Guinness Book of World Records as the biggest selling concert artists of all time, beating even The Beatles.
That is a fact. And I've heard they surpassed the Beatles in LP sales also. I'd like to find out what the true world sales are for a number of bands from that day.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I’m apparently one of the very few people who just don’t care for Led Zeppelin. I love Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, but don’t like Robert at all. I think it goes back to a book I read that attributed 80% of their songs being rip-offs of old American Blues legends. They lost numerous lawsuits to back up that claim. I get that people are influenced by many others, and actually love and appreciate that. But to blatantly steal licks, rhythms, and entire songs is too much for me to get over.
Maybe it’s an unfair take, but it always stuck with me. I like a few of their songs, but overall I could just live without them. We all have different tastes, and I’m a massive Rocker, but think they completely overrated. No ill-intent to you my friend, just explaining my take. Kindest regards.
Six songs is very far from 80%. And they were only successfully sued for three.
And Stairway to Heaven was not one of the ones the plaintiff was successful at.
The only rythym that could come close to your description would be Bring It On Home. Yes, I don't really care for Robert either, his penchant for 'borrowing' blues lyrics is what earned them that grief. But the Power Trio of Page, Bonham, & Jones is the best there was/is. And that, my friend is what I was talking about. And my DJ friend told me that they have indeed surpassed the Beatles in sales, a long time ago. He also said that of the streaming services, LZ stays about 48 million streams while the Beatles have dropped to a little over 11 million. I don't bear any ill will either.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
@@williamhiles7404 I totally see your point, my friend. At times, I even go against that old gut feeling of mine because the Music is just too good. My late Dad was a huge music buff as I am. I have over 380 Albums, mostly from the 70s, with plenty of 60s and some early 80s. He held the same feeling and it was actually his book I read, it was rather old, so maybe it was from the early 70s regarding their early work. I can’t recall nor find it, but the stats stayed with me thru the years. I do recall hearing the into to Taurus by the band Spirit and truly thought it was Stairway to Heaven for a minute. So, I’m sure that clinched it for me.
As I stated, everyone is inspired by something or someone else, that’s just music. Maybe its time I grew up and did a deeper dive as I couldn’t really quantify my very old mentality today (I did turn 57 Tuesday, lol). I was just explaining the reason I could never hold them in high regards.
Thanks for the input, clarifications, and non-argumentative conversation. Kindest Regards…
Mamas and Papas
During the intro the video was rambling on about funk bands while showing pictures of the Doors and other classic rock bands. I didn't realize the genre shift occurred...
I saw the carpenters at the beginning
@@kimberley1449 Yeah, a very funky duo...
Everyone has different tastes & favorites so there’s no way these selections are gonna make everyone happy. Music is about as diverse as you can get! 😊
staggered that someone managed to say ABBA's names correctly. Thank you
After catching a glimpse of the Grammys last weekend, we need a resurgence of 70's and 80's energy, because what I'm seeing coming from SZA, Taylor Swift and others, is absolute, pure garbage. Sorry Gen Z and Millennials, but it's trash.
What about the doors have you forgot about them Jim morrison was a genius
All, 🌎-Legendary Legends!! Forever ⏱️Less..🎶🎼🎵.. Thanks for sharing...🌄...
The best decade of music ever
What about Steely Dan, Boston, America? And many more.
Sadly some might think those are 'so and so ' band..
Aeorsmith
Need me some 70's Foghat
its just a youtuber, would take too much research to name all the great bands then. i think i can do 100 easily.
Led Zeppelin will never die.
Zep was a 60s band that survived into the 70s.
I love all of the music of the people that have been montioned ,I have read from all the people on this page,but I also love some others as well & miss them so much.first off people like the carpenters,even though Karen Carpenter is dead the music is not played anymore but could at least.Those here I miss Boston,America, Different type of music but Abba & so many more. Don't find music like any of what I mentioned or anyone else on this page anymore & the world needs this good music back
Easy, who I want back. “YES”
With Jon Anderson
The Who
The only guitarist to win Guitar World Magazine’s best guitarist pole five years running, 1976-1980, Steve Howe!
In 1981 GW mag opened their HOF and inducted Howe, other wise he most probably won a sixth!!
Badfinger. If you're a fan, you know.
Amen
YESS! So sad, how they were screwed so badly by their Manager!
You are so right 💯
@@fredskolnick1183very sad how they ended due to a nasty manager 😞
I was a teenager in the 70’s and my first concert was Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden.
I my be old but I saw all the cool bands
No question about it, the 70s was THE decade for music.
My father may disagree with you on that, seeing as he grew up with Glenn Miller, the Dorsey brothers, Cab Callaway, Gene Krupa, Ben Polock, Jolson, Sinatra....... you get the hint😊😊😊
wow. there are so many other bands I would have on my list than about half of what you have.
Who made this list didn't see Grand Funk Railroad. How could you leave them out!
Mark, Don and Mel!😊
Led Zeppelin,The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are the best bands ever.Their
Influence and Music will last forever.I saw the Rolling Stones on
their 50th Anniversary in 2012 in Hyde Park,London.
I ask myself,how many Honorary Doctorates they were given.❤️.
Led Zeppelin forever ❤️🎶❤️
Great list 2 left out thou supertramp steely dan.
Those two were much better any day than Abba🤮
Steely Dan's a joke. Lots of their songs are trash. Even George Carlin hates them.😅
Music taste today would not appreciate this music and would be ignored by mainstream music and media. The best compliment this music can have is it has stood up to the test of time. Much of the music of since early 90’s is forgotten and it should be. Led Zeppelin hasn’t put anything out since Coda and that was just unreleased music, but very few don’t appreciate their music over 40 years later and it continues to sell.
Badfinger, BTO, The Guess Who, Cream, Free, it’s hard to name just one. There were so many even the Motown music was great!!
I wonder how many people on here were fortunate enough to see any of these bands in their original configuration. Most people have only seen the "Karaoke" versions or never had the chance to see them at all. The original groups were amazing to see and hear. Most were not worth the money to see once the original lineup was altered.
Tickets were $5.50-7.50 to see Zeppelin, or Aerosmith,Black Sabbath, Bruce Springsteen was $5.50 at Berkeley community theater. Stevie Ray Vaughan played at the Keystone in Berkeley for one night only. Thats back when you could rest your arms on the stage and not act like a fool. You saw Robin Trower for 5.00 bucks at Winterland. Montrose when Sammy Hagar was the lead vocalist. Peter Frampton recorded Frampton comes alive at Winterland. I was 14? Or 15 back then.
It was a great time to be a kid and have the abilities to get yourself from the Oakland hills to San Francisco and back home safely. You could always work for concert money and some pot. Sometimes a parent would drop us off and pick us up at 11:30. Thats how things worked in the 70's. You could get from the Oakland hills to Japan town ( That's where Winterland was) in San Francisco in 20 minutes. Now, we don't even look at San Francisco its such a disgusting mess. I'm happy I lived when I did and saw what I saw. All you younger people keep playing and listening to the old stuff. Its the best. Kanye, or Kiddy wok doesn't count as music.
Seen the original Zeplin. Sabbath. Free . Uriah Heep .Tull. Hoople. Seen the Eagles but not original.
I was born in 1953. I grew up with Elvis, Beatles, Cream, Who, Rolling Stones, Doors, Kinks, Beach Boys, Animals, Jeff Beck, all of the 60's bands in UK and US. ABB, AC/DC with Bon Scot, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Johnny Winter , Edgar Winter, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels, CSNY, Rush from the very beginning, Traffic, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Tubes, Pat Travers, Yes, ELP, Aerosmith, Journey, and Frank Zappa. I heard them all and saw most of them live. Then there was the 1980's with all of the hair metal bands. What an awesome decade starting off with the Police and Van Halen. Need I keep typing? Some great New Wave bands too - Men At Work, Duran Duran, etc. The only band I never got to see that I wanted to see was Jimi Hendrix and Duane Allman. Why did Jimi and Duane have to die.
@golfhound No, you don't have to keep typing! I was born in 58. We used to live at Winterland in San Francisco growing up. I was 14 when our parents dropped us off there. Back then, it was no big deal. Then, there was the Berkeley community theater, the Oakland Coliseum, Keystone Berkeley, where my friends played in the 80s. SRV played there. Joe Perry played there. John Mayall with Mick Taylor from the Stones played there. We saw CSN, Manassas. ZZ Top was an opening act back then for Steve Miller. Montrose with Sammy Hagar. There was another outdoor theater in Berkeley that was very cool.
Christ, we saw Aerosmith, Link Ray, AL Demeola, Edgar Winter, and Robin Trower. Skinnnnnnerd. Three times before they died. Then the mighty Van Halen in the Oakland Coliseum. Eric Clapton, the slow hand tour. Yep! I could go on and on. Hell, I took my girlfriend to see Olivia Newton John. A great time to be alive.
For my first *KISS* Show I'd paid 2,50 $ (09/1974), finally 119.50 € in Munich (17.05.2023) but gthat *Surreal* (Without Original Spaceman *Ace Frehley* or 'Catman' *Peter Criss* it wasn't *KISS* 😮)
1999 I saw the Originals and *that* was the Best ever...
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, ABBA, Fleetwood Mac, The Bee Gees, CCR, The Doors, The Ramones, The Clash…so many greats that we miss so much in today’s world of generic pop! 😢 Jim Morrison and Karen Carpenter….lost so damned soon. 😢
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD
Please come back and save Rock and Roll!
i was only a kid in the 70's but 13 bands we'd like to have back?!?!? i can think of about 613.
without going into detail about it bottom line no mtv, no music videos back then. you couldn't have a cool little mini movie to accompany the song. yer music truly had to stand on its own and it still shows to this day. and no matter how much one mite love taylor swift i think very few would argue that there's a reason why music in the past is generally seen as just plain BETTER.
I take great exception to the fact that the Kinks were not included instead of the Clash
Kinks were a 60s band.
Heart is underappreciated! They outperformed LZ at Kennedy CenterHonors.
I am a huge Heart fan!!! Loved them from first listen in 1976.
Sweet
Yes the sweet 🎉
Brian Connelly . R.i.P. great band.
I badly want "The doors" with Jim to return.Sadly its not possible ❤❤❤
You forgot all about Emerson Lake and Palmer
Pink Floyd's wish you were here-One of their best albums welcome to the machine is one. Of their best songs
Why you didnt include bands like Chicago,BTO,Steely Dan?
Jefferson Airplane/Starship, Blue Oyster Cult, my first laser show, Heart, etc
I couldn't believe Bob Welch is not even mentioned in the fleet wood mac part, he may not stayed long in the band but he left a mark in the music industry with his hit song 'Sentimental Lady'
11:40 am. I liked Ebony Eyes.
70s rule👍👍
How can you mention The Eagles without mentioning Don Felder.
Or Joe Walsh?
Zep is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice of you to completely ignore Joe Walsh!
And Don Felder.
Queen??
THE LEGENDARY "QUEEN"
I got to see creedence Clearwater revival at their very first public concert appearance. They were the musical act that opened the new Cal expo in Sacramento. I believe it was in 1968 or 69 and it was great fun to watch them play in person
I love how The Carpenters have a THE EAGLES copyright logo at the top of the screen every time they're shown on video.
Led zeppelin!!!
Stop saying Fray it is pronounced like Fry. Fry not Fray.
Thank you!!!
My in-laws' best friends lived around the corner of the Carpenters.
I was a little kid when Karen died . Broke my heart .
Original DOOBIE BROTHERS rock and roll with no Michael Mcdonald!! Next...question.
MM was not a good move.
All the Rock bands , no question about it .
Great vid! One could consider adding the following bands: Allman brothers (US), Yes (UK), Skyhooks (AUS), Focus (NL), Grand Funk (US), 10cc (UK) and many more of course. Cheers!
Wilson Picket, Jeff Beck ,and of course The Yardbirds!!!!
All 60s artists.
Zeppelin was the biggest band of the 70's and it was not close NOBODY WAS CLOSE TO THEIR POPULARITY
Agree!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone heard of Black Sabbath???
There was a band named KISS that was the most popular band in the world from 1975-1980. It was all downhill for Led Zeppelin after they made Zeppelin IV.
@@buccy55 Lmmfao.. NOPE Zep were still the biggest band throughout 77 .FACT
They were so popular that they fired Grand Funk Railroad for starting shows for them. That was a big wake up call!
How can you misprounce Glenn Frey?
Easy he calls ABBA ARBA
Apparently, Skynyrd has one more album in progress with the current lineup.
Supertramp. Creedence Waterrevival . Nazareth. Deep Purple . Bad Company....Hi 👋 from Morocco.
One of the current members of Lynyrd Skynyrd is actually an original member--guitarist Ricky Medlocke. Medlocke was an original member, but left the band before they signed their first record deal.
I'm really curious as to how many of the people replying here were even alive in the 70's or old enough to appreciate what they were hearing. I'm 66 and grew up listening to pretty much all the bands listed here. They all hold a special place for me, for the memories they rekindle of simpler times. Arguing now who's more deserving or which ones actually constitute a band (c'mon, really?) is just plain stupid.
...iiI 🐸🦘LOVED THE MUSIC 🎵🎶🎸OF THE 70;S...❓❓❓...1975....🤩🎤🎷...ROCK ON...
Led Zeppelin 👍 Boston, Deep Purple, The Troggs and so many more even the one hit wonder bands
First off: Yes! I want the Ramones back.
I also want want want Led Zeppelin back - the best rock band ever.
Pink Floyd made one of the best albums of all time with Dark Side of the Moon.
CCR was a band I really like went I was just a kid and I bought their album Green River and I played and played it. It was a really good album.
I loved the Eagles and went to see them in concert as a teen. Great band but, dang they were so boring live. all they did was just stand and play. No interaction. No talk to the audience. No. movement. But, they still made great music.
If I had to choose one bandy that I want back the most: Led Zeppelin.
Oh, and They can keep then Carpenters and Bee Gees. Do not miss them at all.
sorry for the few typos. I try to correct but, I'm losing light and was too lazy to turn on the lights while typing this.
Don't worry about the carpenters unless you can dig up a grave.
@macca520 If you want to include the Carpenters the BeeGees And ABBA well I still say that the Moody Blues were alot better!!!!!.
Most came out in the 60s. 'Carpenters' were not a band. Neither was ABBA. As far as which bands 'we' want back, there are a slew of my favorites that arent listed (Beatles, Byrds, Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield, B.T.O.,
Kinks, Poco, Steeleye Span, Thin Lizzy and The Who for starters).
What do you mean The Carpenters and Abba aren't bands?
Excellent selections , which click with my favorites !
@@1024laf 'Carpenters' (there was no 'The') were a duo, with supporting musicians, ABBA was a vocal quartet, same setup...you wouldn't have either perform or record without others, unlike my MIAs.
@@thomasrobinson182 Cannot wholeheartedly agree with you, but do respect your opinion of it. And "The"
is just a word, whether the band refers to themselves as such is all in good but I and others I am sure, will still call them The Carpenters, The Beatles, The Eagles, The Beach Boys, The Bee Gees, etc; etc; the word neither diminishes nor insults their greatness.
@@1024laf Karen and Richard stated their choice for the name in interviews. FYI
YOU FORGOT "THE WHO" THEY SHOULD BE BACK!
They're another 60s band still hanging on in the 21st century despite the passing of their bassist (Jon Entwistle) and the fastest drummer ever (Keith Moon).
Ich bin ein Fan von Led Zeppelin. Coole Musik.
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Whatta' bout the Steve Miller band and Jetro Tull
I love pink Floyd ❤️
I hate Pink Floyd. They're lullabies for stoners.
@@John-k6f9k i didn't ask for your opinion 😂😂
@@John-k6f9k And the president of the Dunning-Kruger Club is heard from...
You should see the sweatshirt I just got of them. Featuring Dark Side of the Moon.
THE SWEET
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I believe that led Zeppelin was one of the greatest bands of all time and I have all of their albums. However when it comes to the eagles, you completely failed to mention Joe Walsh. In my opinion, he's the one that really turned the whole thing around and that was when The eagles we're at their most popular!
Your ' video provides both a visual and emotional odyssey, immersing us in the enchantment of 1960s Hollywood while shedding light on the compelling and inspiring journeys of its stars in the modern world.
The Doobie Brothers, Cheap Trick,
Styx ( Original line up ),REO Speedwagon & Orleans
Pink Floyd sold 250 million albums
May l add groups l thought neglected or simply passby like Queen,Santana,CSN&Y,Simon&Garfunkel😉🎶🎼,👍!!!
Honorable mentions :
Rush
Styx (classic lineup)
Supertramp
A lot of brilliant bands. Both in the video and in the comment section. Can I throw in Montrose and Budgie in the mix ?
Need to do a better job editing the photo's, especially at 23:23 when you show Mick Jones of Foreigner instead of Mick Jones of The Clash.
Unnecessary commas, are fun!
You showed a picture of Leon Wilkeson and called him Larry Junstrom. LYNYRD SKYNYRD.
Yes
Styx ( with Dennis Deyoung), Journey( with Steve Perry)
Neil Young, too..
where is Rod Stewart? Cream, Jimi, Carol King, Janis, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple, Chamber Brothers, Temps, Who, Elton. Billie Joel , Mountain, Booker t, Joe Tex, and to many more.
Abba, don't think so.(but to each his own)
Wishbone Ash and Uriah Heep?
Agree
70's were the BEST! Black Sabbath was the best!
Steppenwolf, Bad company, its a beautiful day, credence Clearwater revival, BTO, Rare Earth, Foghat, Golden Earring, Blue Oyster Cult, Uriah Heep, The Guess Who, Hollies, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Sugarloaf….
Does anyone remember Shooting Star? They were 70’s right?? Last Chance was a great song!!
No Three Dog Night and Grand Funk? 🤔
IMHO, let's rethink this in terms of musicianship, songwriting, influence and staying power. First take away the obvious lightweights - Abba, The Bee Gees The Clash and The Ramones. They sold a lot of records over a short period but that was it. Then comes the pack in the middle (they rate higher than the bottom group but they really don't touch the top group) - The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd, CCR, The Doors and The Carpenters. That leaves exactly TWO bands listed here with the musician chops and songwriting prowess to be worthy of such reincarnation - Led Zep and Pink Floyd.
um.... your assessment of Black Sabbath is WAY off......... Sabbath spawned a whole genre & launched literally hundreds of new bands.
Boston
Perfect reply
Bee Gees, a short periode of time ??? And leightweight???
They had number 1 records in 1960's, 70's, 80's and 90's and even a hit record in 2000 and barry had a number 1 record in 2021. So maybe reconsider that. Tell me of any other that has have success making new music in span of 60 years. Have to admit I am laughing about the notion "short periode" and Leightweight, just shows that most only look at their monster years from 1975-80 but they were so much more.
All the "top" groups you mention as not been around that long.
The Beatles I want them back.. even if their sons or daughters gather or group for the Beatles..
The KINKS are not mentioned.
Don't forget scotland,had the rollers
i don't see deep purple
they are still active
You are correct, but they're music doesn't want have the same punch to it that in rock and Machine Head have. @@rockerjim8045
I have ALL of these bands in my music collection! (Am I dating myself now?!?!)
Wings.
Alot ppl at 70's, 80's, 90's wanna go into the future, but nowdays wanna go into the past?
What's going on with this ppl??
You have blessing to live at the past and the future and denied it??
No one is better or ever will be better than led Zeppelin as number one
Do NOT miss or want back: ABBA, BeeGees, Black Sabbath, The Carpenters.
Are you an actual person? You mispronounced names including Glen Frey, Bernie Leadon and no mention of Don Felder??? Without Don, there's no Hotel California amongst other songs. FYI, most of these musicians have passed away. Also Abba? The Carpenters? Lol, these were bands we made fun of in the 70s!
Buffalo Springfield, Jefferson Airplane
Both 60s bands.
THE CARPENTERS🤘🏻🤘🏻
If your talking influential bands wheres Alice Cooper and Kiss.