Top Ten Rock Acts of the 70's

[CB_1874]

Thank you.

[Goodie7]

Considering they split up in 1969, I'd say that was pretty obvious.

Why use them as an example in a 70's music thread then?

[CB_1874]

Considering they split up in 1969, I'd say that was pretty obvious.

Why use them as an example in a 70's music thread then? [/quote]

Coz he tries to be a smart @rse and invariably ends up making a kvnt of himself. I honestly don't think he can help himself.

[BertrandRussell]

I mentioned Marriott and Lane, original mods who went on to form The Faces & Humble Pie.

It's not complicated (unless you're an unemployable moron, like aj).

[CB_1874]

Livid.

[BertrandRussell]

So you are, aye.

[CB_1874]

Fascinating.

[noahrab]

Considering they split up in 1969, I'd say that was pretty obvious.

Why use them as an example in a 70's music thread then? [/quote]

Coz he tries to be a smart @rse and invariably ends up making a kvnt of himself. I honestly don't think he can help himself.[/quote]

Woland summed up in two sentences. Well done AJ.

I can sum him up in one word...c*nt

[BertrandRussell]

Humble Pie and The Faces were considerably better bands than The Jam (The Who?).

[Red_Zeppelin]

in no particular order

- led zeppelin
- zz top
- spinal tap
- queen (1st three albums only)
- allman brothers band
- van halen
- fleetwood mac