Best album/Group of the 60's and 70's era

[Eodman]

What about -"My friend Johnnie Walker ... Blackie & Red" George Thorogood

[egneg]

Bee Gees, Barry Manilow, Cher, Leo Sayer, The Village People, and Sha Na Na!

[Chop]

No disco shoes please, wrong era

Douggie

C'mon...I know you still got your silk shirts, bell bottom pants, platform shoes and gold chains in your closet waiting for a revival...

The BEST thing about disco was that the women really dressed up when they went out to dance!
OOOOOOhh they looked good!

[domwilson]

Yes they did!!!

[Flying Scotsman]

Very true...today is another story

Douggie

[domwilson]

Heck, I remember when you had to dress up just to go to a dept. store....
I think women were more fashionable back then. The only things that hung out were those things that struck interest. No belly's or muffin tops back then. The elastic strength of clothing was not being constantly tested. Piercings were limited to the ears. But back to topic.

Cat Stevens.
Alabama
Kansas
Boston
Janis Joplin
Joanie Mitchell
Joan Baez
ELO
Sam Sham and the Pharoahs

[Doby]

Wilson, You're alive....

and Douggie, you did say from the 60's and 70's....so Disco would apply.

[domwilson]

Yep I'm alive.
Just been reading the forum alot lately.

[domwilson]

Bee Gees, Barry Manilow, Cher, Leo Sayer, The Village People, and Sha Na Na!

Dude...you forgot Neil Sedaka, Paul Anka, Captain and Tenille.

[Flying Scotsman]

Heck, I remember when you had to dress up just to go to a dept. store....
I think women were more fashionable back then. The only things that hung out were those things that struck interest. No belly's or muffin tops back then. The elastic strength of clothing was not being constantly tested. Piercings were limited to the ears. But back to topic.

Cat Stevens.
Alabama
Kansas
Boston
Janis Joplin
Joanie Mitchell
Joan Baez
ELO
Sam Sham and the Pharoahs

ELO a very interesing choice. I do not think anywone has mentioned Procul Harum and a Whiter Shade of Pale that Hammond organ is awesome. Also Jefferson Airplane and many others.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbWULu5_nXI

Douggie

[egneg]

ELO a very interesing choice. I do not think anywone has mentioned Procul Harum and a Whiter Shade of Pale that Hammond organ is awesome. Also Jefferson Airplane and many others.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbWULu5_nXI

Douggie

Don't forget Emerson, Lake, and Palmer ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAoKvb2EY1k

[detox]

Or Neal Young:

Check out this deathmetal band called Dethklok:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urXOKRSGFqo

Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dethklok

[Flying Scotsman]

[QUOTE=detox;78097]I am interested. Speakers are the most important part of the chain (other than tone controls ). What kind of speakers ?

I have an old pair of Klipsch Forte 2 speakers that kick major booty, Playstation 3 player supports SACD, DVD, CD, BLUERAY, simple Denon two channel AM/FM receiver (I like the LOUDNESS button ON), and Panasonic 37" Plasma TV. OH YEA and Denon turntable with Denon DL160 MC cartridge.\

Tone controls are rubbish you are then changing what the sound engineer was trying to achieve and distorting the whole musical picture..Speakers are the voice and mine are
SNELL XA 75 PS. Plus I have a SACD Sony player not impressed . The Rega cd player is way better

Douggie

[ReddyWatts]

Disco was alive and well in 1977 due to the movie "Saturday Night Fever", with John Travolta.

[detox]

[QUOTE=Flying Scotsman;78234]

Tone controls are rubbish you are then changing what the sound engineer was trying to achieve and distorting the whole musical picture..Speakers are the voice and mine are
Douggie

BS... I have been down that expensive HI FI road. I have also taken that no tone control route, but my ears like the simple and much overlooked and more affordable Denon stuff.