What's your favourite era for music?
I listen to a lot of different eras myself, but I'd say that 70s music is probably the most common one in my playlists. I feel like there was a lot of creativity around at that time and that made for some really groundbreaking albums.
How about you? Do you tend to listen to lots of different eras, or do you find yourself drawn towards a particular time?
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70's for me too, also the early/mid 80's stuff is very evocative too.
I also love reggae, pretty much any era.
I remember going to punk gigs in the late 70's dressed in a black bin liner with holes cut for my head and arms, and a white belt around it (stylish!), and a pair of white boots. Oh, and a big safety pin through each ear. I must have looked a right wally! ๐
Takes me right backโฆ.
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That outfit sounds absolutely iconic @Scooby222! I mentioned creativity being a big thing. Accessorizing a bin bag definitely fits into that ๐
What are some of your favourite bands or artists from that era?
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Sounds like some fun stuff @SheffieldMan1976. Did you get introduced to the 60s and 70s music by family, or did you discover it by yourself?
I remember listening to 70s music in the car with my dad when I was little and thinking it was absolute rubbish at the time! All I wanted to listen to was Steps and Spice Girls. I've only come around to liking it since I grew up. Still like Steps and Spice Girls too, of course. Nostalgic pop music always has a place in my heart ๐
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I Love music, ELO, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Cream, Roy Wood & Wizzard, Rhamstein, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Rush, AC/DC, Neil Diamond, The Carpenters, 90s Dance, Metallica, Halestorm, Avatar, Canibbal Corpse, The Hu, The Who, The Jam, Sex Pistols, Yard Birds, Slayer, Status Quo, Linkin Park, Motรถrhead, Saxon, Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Marcin Gaye, Tina Turner, Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Runrig,Meat Loaf, Aretha Franklin, The Nlues Brothers, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, BB King etc
Bandโs & Artists I have watched live :-Status Quo, Queen & Paul Rodgerโs, Whitesnake, Def Leppard, Motรถrhead, Alice Cooper, Joan Jett & ๐ค, Carlos Santana, Beverley Knight, Skew Siskin, Saxon, Avatar, Halestorm, Travis, Kaiser Chiefs, Texas, Elton John, Michael Monroe, The Pogues, Stranglers, Black Label Society and in November I will be watching Deep Purple with Mammoth Van Halen on support.
I am a Xennial and have a solid collection of CDโs that cover a vast genre of music.
I have a decent sound system for when I listen to the radio, mainly Planet Rock & Primordial Radio. If I stream music from my phone I use either the sound system or tv Speaker and SubWoofer.
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That's an amazing collection @Rag_793! As you say, really eclectic! I got rid of a lot of CDs back in the day but I've got a CD player in my car so I've been building up a collection again. I find the charity shops are pretty good for picking up cheap CDs.
Very jealous of all the gigs you've been to! Have you got a favourite from those you saw live?
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I would have to put a top five:-
Elton John touring his Las Vegas show with my Mum for her 50th
Joan Jett & The Black Hearts, Motรถrhead and Alice Cooper in one night
Def Leppard & Whitesnake
The Pogues
Status Quo both in 1991 when I was 8 years old and also later when they did the Anniversary of Pictures of Matchstick Men. Up against the stage with Rick Parfitt in front of me all night.
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Sounds incredible. I would love to have seen Elton John @Rag_793, and in Vegas must have been extra special.
Do you go through phases of listening to certain genres or do you mix it up most of the time?
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I do @SheffieldMan1976. Dark days indeed ๐ I also bought Gareth Gates' cover of Spirit In The Sky. But in my defense, it was a charity single for Comic Relief.
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i wasn't around back then but i absolutely love 60s music
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I took my Mum to see Elton in Manchester for her 50th in 2009, was an incredible night
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Seventies and Irish music. ๐ฎ๐ชโ
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Heavy metal from the moment if started to present day
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some very sad news, The Queen of Country has passed away.
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80's and very early 90's.
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Wearing a bin bag was also great for not having to wash your clothes after a night dancing at a sweaty gig! Just cut the bin bag dress off with a pair of scissors and drop it in the bin. ๐
Bands I liked from that era: I started uni during the start of punk and two-tone, also early stuff from bands like Dire Straits. Elvis Costello, Blondie, the Stranglers, Ian Dury and the Blockheads, Clash, the Specials, early David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, AC/DC, The Pretenders, Madness, Sex Pistols, Eddie and the Hot Rods, Jam, the Police. I also liked earlier 70's bands like the Sweet, Mud, T.Rex, Roxy Music. And of course Queen. It was a fantastic time for music, I think.
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