JoeTyler said:

sextonseven said:

"TheCousinofJoeTyler" eh?

And this "cousin" registered just so he/she can post on this poll?

He is my cousin, yeah. I told him about these great org polls and he loved the idea, so he quickly created an account. Do you like my cousin's list??

Moonbeam, my cousin is a shy dude and he doesn't want to email you, so accept this list as the definitive list

All lists by unique users are welcome, and it's in! Love the list!

There are still at least 10 people who have said they'd participate who I haven't heard from. Orgnotes have been sent- this list is coming together!

Moonbeam said:

JoeTyler said:

He is my cousin, yeah. I told him about these great org polls and he loved the idea, so he quickly created an account. Do you like my cousin's list??

Moonbeam, my cousin is a shy dude and he doesn't want to email you, so accept this list as the definitive list

All lists by unique users are welcome, and it's in! Love the list!

JoeTyler said:

Moonbeam said:

All lists by unique users are welcome, and it's in! Love the list!

So tell me more about this cousin, Joe.

Moonbeam said:

JoeTyler said:

So tell me more about this cousin, Joe.

He's a Bowie nut, but he's a shy guy...

I'm so glad he did participate in this poll because it means that Low has two Nº1 spots, and that's great !!

JoeTyler said:

Moonbeam said:

So tell me more about this cousin, Joe.

He's a Bowie nut, but he's a shy guy...

I'm so glad he did participate in this poll because it means that Low has two Nº1 spots, and that's great !!

It has 4 Number 1 votes, and one more I know on the way.

Albums as they rank today:

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti

Fleetwood Mac - Tusk

Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

The Clash - The Clash

Boston - Boston

The Jacksons - Destiny

Paul McCartney - Ram

The Band - The Last Waltz

ELO - New World Record

Van Halen - Van Halen

The Who - Who's Next

The Clash - London Calling

Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young - Deja Vu

Allman Bros Band - Live At Fillmore East

John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band

Michael Jackson - Off The Wall

Queen - Night at the Opera

ELO - Face the Music

Grateful Dead - American Beauty

Neil Young - Harvest

Joni Mitchell - Blue

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Stevie Wonder - Fullingnest First Finale

Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac

Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy

AC/DC - High Voltage

Paul McCartney - Band on the Run

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

Elton John - Honkey Chateau

Billy Joel - The Stranger

Led Zeppelin - III

Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack

Jackson 5 - ABC

Neil Young - After the Gold Rush

Rolling Stones - Goat Heads Soup

The Band/Bob Dylan - The Basement Tapes
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

The Beatles - Let it Be

T-Rex - Electric Warrior

Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life

The Eagles - Hotel California

John Lennon - Imagine

Fleetwood Mac - Rumors

Pink Floyd - The Wall

Grateful Dead - Live in Europe 72

Neil Young - Tonights the Night

ELO - Out of the Blue

The Who - Live at Leeds

Bruce Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town

Van Morrison - Moondance

Led Zeppelin - IV

Pink Floyd - Animals

The Who - Quadrophenia

Derek and the Domino's - Layla

Black Sabbath - We Sold Our Soul for Rock n Roll

The Band - Rock of Ages

Heart - Dreamboat Annie

Stevie Wonder - Innervisions

Neil Young - On the Beach

Bob Dylan - Desire

The Who - Who Are You

Joni Mitchell - Court and Spark

ELO - Eldorado

Elton John - Madman Across the Water

Frampton Comes Alive

The Band - Stage Fright

Led Zeppelin - Presence

Led Zeppelin - In Through the Out Door

Neil Young - Decade

Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead

Thats it for now...I'll add if I think of some more

Moonbeam said:

JoeTyler said:

He's a Bowie nut, but he's a shy guy...

I'm so glad he did participate in this poll because it means that Low has two Nº1 spots, and that's great !!

It has 4 Number 1 votes, and one more I know on the way.

JoeTyler said:

sextonseven said:

"TheCousinofJoeTyler" eh?

And this "cousin" registered just so he/she can post on this poll?

He is my cousin, yeah. I told him about these great org polls and he loved the idea, so he quickly created an account. Do you like my cousin's list??

Moonbeam, my cousin is a shy dude and he doesn't want to email you, so accept this list as the definitive list

I'm sure I have a "cousin" somewhere that thinks Metal Box is the best album ever. I should have him register too.

sextonseven said:

JoeTyler said:

He is my cousin, yeah. I told him about these great org polls and he loved the idea, so he quickly created an account. Do you like my cousin's list??

Moonbeam, my cousin is a shy dude and he doesn't want to email you, so accept this list as the definitive list

I'm sure I have a "cousin" somewhere that thinks Metal Box is the best album ever. I should have him register too.

Metal Box is a great album even if I'm not a big fan...

Our cousins should participe!!!

My uncle is also a Bowie nut, perhaps I should have him register too and vote for Low as the Nº1 album

[Edited 9/9/10 3:35am]

Timmy84 said:

95.) Diana Ross - Diana Ross

The girl has two albums with that name in the 70s.

One from 1970 and another from 1976. Which one are you voting for?

^^ You should separate albums from songs. But I'm not the one compiling the results. Maybe it's obvious to everyone else which is which.

Moonbeam said:

Timmy84 said:

95.) Diana Ross - Diana Ross

The girl has two albums with that name in the 70s.

One from 1970 and another from 1976. Which one are you voting for?

The 1970 one.

The intent of this list is not to impress the music lover masses or influence the rankings for the decade. This list is merely a sharing of my music-listening foundation. Since I was born in the 70’s and the decade only covers the first eight years of my life, I wanted it to reflect what I was exposed to at an early age, and that has had an impact on me. It is not definitively ranked, and I’m sure I could tweak it for another month; but it is a close representation of it. Thanks to my parent’s record collection and various soul and pop stations, these songs took a hold of me. The foundation is heavily soul, disco, and funk-filled, with a sprinkling of gospel. That represents 90% of the list. The other 10% represents the music I grew to love in my 20’s and 30’s, which are more pop/rock oriented with some other missed gems. I distinctly remember a cheesy song or two having an effect on me during those years. While I might not play some of the songs today, I wanted to acknowledge those as well. Please be nice, it was a labor of love. Thanks Moonbeam for your patience!

Albums

Songs

[Edited 9/10/10 12:32pm]

funkyslsistah said:

The intent of this list is not to impress the music lover masses or influence the rankings for the decade. This list is merely a sharing of my music-listening foundation. Since I was born in the 70’s and the decade only covers the first eight years of my life, I wanted it to reflect what I was exposed to at an early age, and that has had an impact on me. It is not definitively ranked, and I’m sure I could tweak it for another month; but it is a close representation of it. Thanks to my parent’s record collection and various soul and pop stations, these songs took a hold of me. The foundation is heavily soul, disco, and funk-filled, with a sprinkling of gospel. That represents 90% of the list. The other 10% represents the music I grew to love in my 20’s and 30’s, which are more pop/rock oriented with some other missed gems. I distinctly remember a cheesy song or two having an effect on me during those years. While I might not play some of the songs today, I wanted to acknowledge those as well. Please be nice, it was a labor of love. Thanks Moonbeam for your patience!

Albums

Earth Wind & Fire	That’s the Way of the World	1975
Various	Saturday Night Fever Soundtrk	1977
Various	Grease Soundtrack	1978
Fleetwood Mac	Fleetwood Mac	1975
Marvin Gaye	What’s Going On	1971
Bee Gees, The	Children of the World	1976
Love Alive 2	Love Center Choir	1978
Stevie Wonder	Songs In the Key of Life	1976
Love Alive	Love Center Choir	1975
Led Zeppelin	Physical Graffiti	1975
Clash, The	London Calling	1979
Isaac Hayes	Shaft Soundtrack	1971

Songs

Earth Wind & Fire	That’s The Way of the World
Earth Wind & Fire	Boogie Wonderland
Odyssey	Native New Yorker
Emotions, The	Flowers
Bill Withers	Lovely Day
Bozz Scaggs	Lowdown
Samantha Sang & Bee Gees	Emotion
Bill Withers	Ain’t No Sunshine
A Taste of Honey	Boogie Oogie Oogie
Tavares	Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel
Funkadelic	Not Just Knee Deep
Average White Band	A Love of Your Own
Donna Summer	Mac Arthur Park
Walter Hawkins	Be Grateful
Dr. Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band	Cherchez LaFemme/ Se Si Bon
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons	Grease
Heatwave	The Groove Line
Isley Brothers, The	Voyage to Atlantis
Michael Jackson	Off the Wall
Diana Ross	Love Hangover
Stevie Wonder	Knocks Me Off My Feet
Al Green	Love and Happiness
Spinners, The	They Just Can’t Stop It (Games People Play)
Earth Wind & Fire	Yearnin’ Learnin’
Heatwave	Boogie Nights
Toto feat. Cheryl Lynn	Georgy Porgy
Bee Gees, The	Too Much Heaven
Stevie Wonder	Creepin’
Fleetwood Mac	Rhiannon
Herb Alpert	Rise
Bee Gees, The	Night Fever
Marvin Gaye	Inner City Blues
Stevie Wonder	Superstition
Heatwave	Mind Blowing Decisions
Earth Wind & Fire	Got To Get You Into My Life
Brothers Johnson, The	I’ll Be Good to You
Jackson 5, The	Dancing Machine
Funkadelic	One Nation Under A Groove
William DeVaughn	Be Thankful For What You Got
Bobby Caldwell	What You Won’t Do
Stevie Wonder	Sir Duke
Stylistics, The	You Are Everything
Tavares	Whodunit
H.O.T.	Angel In Your Arms
Bee Gees, The	More Than A Woman
Earth Wind & Fire	After The Love Is Gone
Michael Jackson	Rock With You
Meco	Star Wars Theme
Earth Wind & Fire	Serpentine Fire
Stevie Wonder	As
Rufus and Chaka Khan	Do You Love What You Feel
Brothers Johnson, The	Strawberry Letter #23
Hues Corporation, The	Rock the Boat
Alicia Bridges	I Love the Nightlife
Lipps Inc.	Funkytown
Fleetwood Mac	Dreams
Jackson 5, The	ABC
Marvin Gaye	After the Dance
Delegations, The	Oh Honey
Love & Kisses	Thank God It’s Friday
Andre Crouch	Soon and Very Soon
Jones Girls, The	You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else
Jackson 5, The	Never Can Say Goodbye
GQ	Disco Nights (Rock Freak)
KISS	I Was Made For Loving You
Peabo Bryson	Reaching For the Sky
Sly & The Family Stone	Family Affair
Whispers, The	(Olivia) Lost And Turned Out
Rufus and Chaka Khan	Sweet Thing
Earth Wind & Fire	All About Love
Parliament	Flashlight
Lyn Collins	Think (About it)
Al Green	Let’s Stay Together
Player	Baby Come Back
Bee Gees, The	How Deep Is Your Love
Johnnie Taylor	Disco Lady
Isley Brothers, The	Summer Breeze
Love Unlimited Orchestra, The	The Love’s Theme
Patrice Rushen	Haven’t You Heard
Earth Wind & Fire	Fantasy
Cheryl Lynn	Got To Be Real
Clash, The	London Calling
Bee Gees, The	Stayin’ Alive
David Bowie	Fame
Marvin Gaye	What’s Going On
Donna Summer	Last Dance
Whispers, The	(Let’s Go) All The Way
Gladys Knight & The Pips	Midnight Train To Georgia
Bill Withers	Lean On Me
Eagles, The	Hotel California
Roberta Flack	Feel Like Makin’ Love
Earth Wind & Fire	Sing A Song
Yvonne Elliman	If I Can’t Have You
Moody Blues, The	Nights in White Satin
Rose Royce	Car Wash
Isley Brothers, The	Footsteps In the Dark
ABBA	Dancing Queen
Todd Rundgren and Utopia	Love Is the Answer
Stylistics, The	Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
Jackson 5, The	Blame It On the Boogie
Bee Gees, The	Love So Right
Dionne Warwick & The Spinners	Then Came You
Isley Brothers, The	For the Love Of You
Average White Band	Pick Up the Pieces
Tavares	Check It Out
Parliament	AquaBoogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop)
Rufus and Chaka Khan	Tell Me Something Good
Stevie Wonder	Living For the City
Stevie Wonder	I Wish
Chic	I Want Your Love
Stylistics, The	You Make Me Feel Brand New
Andrea True Connection	More More More
Stylistics, The	Betcha by Golly, Wow
Emotions, The	Best of My Love
Rufus and Chaka Khan	Once You Get Started
John Lennon	Instant Karma
Led Zeppelin	Kashmir
Stylistics, The	People Make the World Go Round
Stevie Wonder	You Are The Sunshine of My Life
Emotions, The	The Best of My Love
Jackson 5, The	Got To Be There
George McCrae	Rock Your Baby
David Bowie	Fame
Earth Wind & Fire	Getaway
Isley Brothers, The	Make Me Say It Again Girl
John Sebastian	Welcome Back
Gladys Knight & The Pips	I’ve Got to Use My Imagination
Bee Gees, The	Nights on Broadway
Michael Jackson	Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough
Freda Payne	Band of Gold
Rose Royce	I Want to Get Next To You
Peaches & Herb	Reunited
Natalie Cole	This Will Be
Stephanie Mills	Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin
Floaters, The	Float On
Norman Connors	You Are My Starship
Gap Band, The	Oops Upside Your Head
Brothers Johnson, The	Get The Funk Out Ma Face
K.C. & The Sunshine Band	Keep It Comin’ Love
Emotions, The	Don’t Ask My Neighbor
L.T.D	Every Time I Turn Around Back In Love Again –
K.C. & The Sunshine Band	That’s the Way (I Like It)
Earth Wind & Fire	Reasons
M.F.S.B. feat The Three Degrees	T.S.O.P. (The Sound of Philadelphia)
Patrice Rushen	Haven’t You Heard
Isley Brothers, The	Fight The Power
GQ	I Do Love You
Jackson 5, The	The Love You Save
Fleetwood Mac	Sara
John Lennon	Imagine
Rufus and Chaka Khan	Everlasting Love
George Benson	Breezin’
Heatwave	Always and Forever
Parliament	Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof )
Ashford & Simpson	It Seems To Hang On
Dramatics, The	In The Rain
Chic	Le Freak
Gladys Knight & The Pips	Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me
Walter Hawkins	God Will Open Doors
Diana Ross	Theme from “Mahogany” (Do You Know Where You’re Going To)
Spinners, The	Could It Be I’m Falling in Love
Led Zeppelin	Trampled Under Foot
George Benson	This Masquerade
Walter Hawkins	I’m Goin Away
Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes	Wake Up Everybody
Ohio Players, The	Love Rollercoaster
Blondie	Heart of Glass
Isley Brothers, The	Harvest For the World
Maxine Nightingale	Lead Me On
Roberta Flack	The Closer I Get to You
Brick	Dazz
James Brown	Get On the Good Foot
Walter Murphy	A Fifth of Beethoven
McFadden & Whitehead	Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now
Al Wilson	Show and Tell
Evelyn Champagne King	Shame
Andre Crouch	I’ll Be Thinking of You
O’Jays	I Love Music
Police, The	Roxanne
Amii Stewart	Knock On Wood
Stevie Wonder	Isn’t She Lovely
Sharon Paige & Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes	Hope That We Can Be Together Soon
Steve Miller Band	Fly Like An Eagle
Stevie Wonder	Boogie On Raggae Woman
Queen	We Will Rock You
Edwin Starr	War
Rolling Stones, The	Miss You
War	Outlaw
Maxine Nightingale	Right Back Where We Started From
James Brown	Get Up (Sex Machine)
O’Jays	Darling Darling Baby
Ray, Goodman, & Brown	Special Lady
Deniece Williams	Free
Leo Sayer	You Make Me Feel Like Dancing
Lou Rawls	You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
Miracles, The	Love Machine
Blackbyrds The	Walking In Rhythm
Moments, The	With You
Debbie Boone	You Light Up My Life
Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr.	You Don’t Have to Be a Star

Great list! It brought back a lot of memories!

Ian, my song list back on page three is now final. I'll send an excel file sometime tomorrow.

The deadline is herrrrrrre!!

results?

JoeTyler said:

The deadline is herrrrrrre!!

results?

Indeed it is! I'm still holding out for a few lists, though.

Moonbeam said:

JoeTyler said:

The deadline is herrrrrrre!!

results?

Indeed it is! I'm still holding out for a few lists, though.

what's wrong with people who don't respect deadlines??

and this was my list that i sent a few weeks ago.....

.

.

1. innervisions - stevie wonder
> 2. sunflower - beach boys.
> 3. dark side of the moon - pink floyd.
> 4. whats goin on - marvin gaye
> 5. low - david bowie
> 6. the stranger - billy joel
> 7. plastic ono band - john lennon
> 8. songs in the key of life - stevie wonder
> 9. ziggy stardust - david bowie
> 10. autobahn - kraftwerk
> .
> .
> and songs
> .
> 1. heroes - david bowie
> 2. whats goin on - marvin gaye
> 3. teenage kicks - the undertones
> 4. imagine - john lennon
> 5. pretty vacunt - sex pistols
> 6. superstition - stevie wonder
> 7. walk on the wild side - lou reed
> 8. band on the run - wings
> 9. life on mars - david bowie
> 10. roxanne - police

Looking in and being quiet...I dont think I own enough 70's music or different artists to make a list...hmm....

Labelle - Pressure Cookin

Stevie - SITKOL

Teddy Pendergrass - Teddy

Aretha Franklin - Sparkle

Funkadelic - Free Your Mind And Your A.. Will Follow

Minnie Riperton - Perfect Angel

Jackson 5 - ABC

off top of my head some of the best....

Lady Marmelade - Labelle

Imagination - Earth Wind & Fire

Fly Like An Eagle - Steve Miller Band

Over My Head - Fleetwood Mac

What A Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers

Boogie Nights - Heatwave

I Wanna Be Your Lover - Prince

Misdemeanor - Foster Sylvers (yyyaaaas lawd praise... )

Walk Right Up To The Sun - The Delfonics

Show Me How - The Emotions

Moon Shadow - Labelle

(Not Just) Knee Deep - Funkadelic

In A Gadda Da Vida - Iron Butterfly

Lowdown - Boz Scaggs (ma sawng)

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield

just to be weird for non singles:

2,4,6,8 - Jackson 5

Songs excel file emailed!

Moonbeam said:

JoeTyler said:

The deadline is herrrrrrre!!

results?

Indeed it is! I'm still holding out for a few lists, though.

Since we've got a little reprieve, I'm going to send you an adjusted file tomorrow morning. I just realized that I forgot to put Tumbling Dice in my top five. That'll be the only change. I hope that doesn't cause you any grief.

So, I already emailed my album list to Ian, but I'll post here too (just to feel like I'm really apart of the poll)

1 Stevie - Wonder Innervisions
2 David Bowie - Young Americans
3 Stevie Wonder - Talking Book
4 Prince - Prince
5 Blondie - Parallel Lines
6 Serge Gainsbourg - Ballade de Melody Nelson
7 The Ramones - Rocket to Russia
8 David Bowie - Aladdin Sane
9 Heart - Dreamboat Annie
10 Betty Davis - Nasty Gal
11 KISS - Destroyer
12 Earth, Wind, & Fire - That's the Way of the World
13 Bill Withers - Still Bill
14 Fleetwood Mac Rumours
15 The Ramones - Ramones
16 Micheal Jackson - Off the Wall
17 Santana - Abraxas
18 Cher - Gypsys, Tramps, and Thieves
19 The Runaways - The Runaways
20 Aretha Franklin - Young, Gifted, and Black
21 Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
22 The Clash - London Calling
23 Gladys Knight & the Pips - Neither One of Us
24 David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World
25 The Runaways - Queens of Noise
26 Betty Davis - They Say I'm Different
27 Blondie - Eat to the Beat
28 Rufus ft. Chaka Khan - Rags to Rufus
29 Ohio Players - Honey
30 KISS - Dressed to Kill
31 Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
32 Marvin Gaye - I Want You
33 Earth, Wind, & Fire - Gratitude
34 Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
35 Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
36 Blondie - Blondie
37 Heart - Little Queen
38 Donna Summer - Bad Girls
39 Al Green - Let's Stay Together
40 New York Dolls - New York Dolls

I recently discovered (and fell in love with) Thin Lizzy, but I don't have a complete album yet so didn't include them

paisleypark4 said:

Looking in and being quiet...I dont think I own enough 70's music or different artists to make a list...hmm....

Labelle - Pressure Cookin

Stevie - SITKOL

Teddy Pendergrass - Teddy

Aretha Franklin - Sparkle

Funkadelic - Free Your Mind And Your A.. Will Follow

Minnie Riperton - Perfect Angel

Jackson 5 - ABC

off top of my head some of the best....

Lady Marmelade - Labelle

Imagination - Earth Wind & Fire

Fly Like An Eagle - Steve Miller Band

Over My Head - Fleetwood Mac

What A Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers

Boogie Nights - Heatwave

I Wanna Be Your Lover - Prince

Misdemeanor - Foster Sylvers (yyyaaaas lawd praise... )

Walk Right Up To The Sun - The Delfonics

Show Me How - The Emotions

Moon Shadow - Labelle

(Not Just) Knee Deep - Funkadelic

In A Gadda Da Vida - Iron Butterfly

Lowdown - Boz Scaggs (ma sawng)

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield

just to be weird for non singles:

2,4,6,8 - Jackson 5

Are these in any order?

This shit was hard as hell, trying to decide who to add to my final lists. I was constantly taking albums and songs off the lists, adding them back again, taking them off again, adding them back on again. I finally had enough. I looked at my lists of songs and albums, which both had more than a couple of hundred selections each, I counted down to 200 hundred and that was my list. This shit kicked my ass up and down the Internet. I left off way too many songs and albums that I wanted to add. I had enough stuff compiled to do several more list.

StarMon said:

This shit was hard as hell, trying to decide who to add to my final lists. I was constantly taking albums and songs off the lists, adding them back again, taking them off again, adding them back on again. I finally had enough. I looked at my lists of songs and albums, which both had more than a couple of hundred selections each, I counted down to 200 hundred and that was my list. This shit kicked my ass up and down the Internet. I left off way too many songs and albums that I wanted to add. I had enough stuff compiled to do several more list.

Hahaha that's a cute smiley.

StarMon said:

This shit was hard as hell, trying to decide who to add to my final lists. I was constantly taking albums and songs off the lists, adding them back again, taking them off again, adding them back on again. I finally had enough. I looked at my lists of songs and albums, which both had more than a couple of hundred selections each, I counted down to 200 hundred and that was my list. This shit kicked my ass up and down the Internet. I left off way too many songs and albums that I wanted to add. I had enough stuff compiled to do several more list.

I hear ya! When I first compiled the list with as many songs that I loved from the 70's, I ended up with 394 songs. I'm sure it could have gone further. When I eyed the list, I randomly decided to stop and count. Great! How am I going to get this to my liking of just 200 songs? That became the nailbiter part of the process. I had such an elaborate process of listing and then eliminating. It was kinda crazy.

[Edited 9/11/10 16:48pm]

JoeTyler said:

Moonbeam said:

Indeed it is! I'm still holding out for a few lists, though.

what's wrong with people who don't respect deadlines??

It's now Sept. 12th (the 13th in Oz) so let's close this thing and get going with the results!

Because I know it will be two months before we see what the #1 album is.