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1977 Since I'm at my post #1977, I'm honoring the stellar year 1977. Man, what a year for music. It's like the whole history of music was wiped clean and the world got to start fresh. So many styles were invented and solidified around this time like ambient, post-punk, synth-pop, new wave, etc. And other established genres hit their peak like disco, album rock and punk. Looking over my cd collection, I can't believe how many first rate albums came from that year and how much diversity there was at that time. I was only 1 year old at the time but I wish I could've experienced some of this first hand. Here's a partial list-
David Bowie- Low David Bowie- "Heroes" Iggy Pop- The Idiot Iggy Pop- Lust For Life Ramones- Leave Home Ramones- Rocket To Russia Talking Heads- 77 (debut) Blondie- Plastic Letters Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True (debut) Television- Marquee Moon (debut) Sex Pistols- Never Mind the Bollocks (debut) The Clash- The Clash (debut) Brian Eno- Before and After Science Kraftwerk- Trans-Europe Express Joy Division- Warsaw (scrapped album and their debut) Donna Summer- Once Upon A Time Bee Gees- Saturday Night Fever ABBA- Arrival Fleetwood Mac- Rumours and Prince was busy at work on his debut What are some of the most important and influential albums that I'm missing? [This message was edited Tue Oct 22 22:24:22 PDT 2002 by TRON] | |
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1978 was a better year especially on May 17th. | |
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Here are some by artist that I like to listen to, but not necessarily my favorites
Hotel California - Eagles Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder Fly Like An Eagle - Steve Miller Band Animals - Pink Floyd Night Moves - Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Marvin Gaye Live At The London Palladium - Marvin Gaye Rocky - Soundtrack The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl - Beatles Book Of Dreams - Steve Miller Band Love Gun - Kiss Star Wars - Soundtrack Love You Live - Rolling Stones Street Survivors - Lynyrd Skynyrd | |
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1977 did have some great stuff! It's probably the equivalent of my 1982/83 or 1989. | |
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Nathan I am stealing your idea and going to do 1978 just cause I am 780 posts and almost to the landmark 1,000. Hope you do not mind that I am stealing you idea, but I am jacking it whether you like it or not.  | |
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Moonbeam said:
1977 did have some great stuff! It's probably the equivalent of my 1982/83 or 1989.
Or my '93 or '95. I was actually gonna suggest that you start a thread about 1983. | |
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Go for it Jess. Glad I could inspire you. Thanks for coming up with some '77 releases that I would've never come up with. '79 is another great one. I'm sure DavidEye will pipe in with his love for '76.  | |
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TRON said: Moonbeam said:
1977 did have some great stuff! It's probably the equivalent of my 1982/83 or 1989.
Or my '93 or '95. I was actually gonna suggest that you start a thread about 1983. I'll let this one have its life first! | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder
1976. Don't mind me. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Supernova said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: Songs In The Key Of Life - Stevie Wonder
1976. Don't mind me. No thank you for correcting me | |
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I forgot Wire's Pink Flag | |
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By the way, where did you come up with so many releases so quickly Jessica? | |
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TRON said: By the way, where did you come up with so many releases so quickly Jessica?
Some of them I knew the ones I was not sure on I did a yahoo search and it gave me a site with US and UK releases by month. http://www.superseventies...nth78.html | |
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You guys are forgetting one of 1977's biggest albums...
The 'Saturday Night Fever' Movie Soundtrack
Released in November 1977,this soundtrack went on to sell over 22 million copies.The Bee Gees were suddenly the hottest group in the world.I was about 8 years old during this time,and these songs were everywhere! "Stayin Alive","How Deep Is Your Love","Night Fever","More Than A Woman"and "If I Can't Have You"...these songs were all over the radio. | |
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TRON said: Since I'm at my post #1977, I'm honoring the stellar year 1977. Man, what a year for music. It's like the whole history of music was wiped clean and the world got to start fresh. So many styles were invented and solidified around this time like ambient, post-punk, synth-pop, new wave, etc. And other established genres hit their peak like disco, album rock and punk. Looking over my cd collection, I can't believe how many first rate albums came from that year and how much diversity there was at that time. I was only 1 year old at the time but I wish I could've experienced some of this first hand. Here's a partial list-
David Bowie- Low David Bowie- "Heroes" Iggy Pop- The Idiot Iggy Pop- Lust For Life Ramones- Leave Home Ramones- Rocket To Russia Talking Heads- 77 (debut) Blondie- Plastic Letters Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True (debut) Television- Marquee Moon (debut) Sex Pistols- Never Mind the Bollocks (debut) The Clash- The Clash (debut) Brian Eno- Before and After Science Kraftwerk- Trans-Europe Express Joy Division- Warsaw (scrapped album and their debut) Donna Summer- Once Upon A Time Bee Gees- Saturday Night Fever ABBA- Arrival Fleetwood Mac- Rumours and Prince was busy at work on his debut What are some of the most important and influential albums that I'm missing? [This message was edited Tue Oct 22 22:24:22 PDT 2002 by TRON] Aerosmith --Rocks Kiss--Rock and Roll Over Cheap Trick---budokan Queen--News of the World steely Dan--Aja [This message was edited Wed Oct 23 2:13:51 PDT 2002 by origmnd] | |
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June 2nd was a particularly important day in 1977, as it marked the arrival of yours truly, about 8 weeks ahead of schedule (hey, I was eager to get things done ok?) | |
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ok now let me say that you forgot two of the
most important things that happened in 1977 Elvis Presley left this earth And I arrived ! |
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Hey I was born in 1977 Tron!!! | |
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Hooray for all the 77 birthdays!
And DavidEye, I did list Saturday Night Fever. What are you talking about? | |
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i was also born in 77. | |
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TRON said ABBA- Arrival
In fact, 1976. A masterpiece, unquestionably. The 1977 release was 'The Album', which was not quite so masterful. | |
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AaronForever said:
i was also born in 77.
The most important new release of the year! | |
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DavidEye said: You guys are forgetting one of 1977's biggest albums...
The 'Saturday Night Fever' Movie Soundtrack
Released in November 1977,this soundtrack went on to sell over 22 million copies.The Bee Gees were suddenly the hottest group in the world.I was about 8 years old during this time,and these songs were everywhere! "Stayin Alive","How Deep Is Your Love","Night Fever","More Than A Woman"and "If I Can't Have You"...these songs were all over the radio. Actually, Saturday Night Fever has sold closer to 40 million, second only to MJ's Thriller. | |
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Rumours was probably the best release that year, i still spin it every few weeks, i just never tire of its diversity.
A fuckin' great album...and Stevie Nicks was gorgeous. [This message was edited Thu Oct 24 14:25:19 PDT 2002 by Cloudbuster] | |
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April 1977 is when BAD's first born came to the world after the blizzard of '77. So for me '77 was my year to glow. I'm BAD's FIRST BORN Baby Girl
The BITCH of the NORTH the   | |
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Cloudbuster said: DavidEye said: You guys are forgetting one of 1977's biggest albums...
The 'Saturday Night Fever' Movie Soundtrack
Released in November 1977,this soundtrack went on to sell over 22 million copies.The Bee Gees were suddenly the hottest group in the world.I was about 8 years old during this time,and these songs were everywhere! "Stayin Alive","How Deep Is Your Love","Night Fever","More Than A Woman"and "If I Can't Have You"...these songs were all over the radio. Actually, Saturday Night Fever has sold closer to 40 million, second only to MJ's Thriller. and the Eagles Greatest Hits | |
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If you're talking American sales only then yeah,but on a worldwide scale the Eagles are about 10 million behind. | |
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Earth,Wind&Fire"All-N-All" mistermaxxx | |
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KISS released "Love Gun." Woo-hoo!!!  Fear is the mind-killer. | |
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1977 rane was born! yay! | |
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