Greatest Albums of the 70s

Death on Two Legs - Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon- I'm in Love With My Car - You're My Best Friend - '39- Sweet Lady- Seaside Rendezvous- The Prophet's Song- Love of My Life- Good Company- Bohemian Rhapsody- God Save the Queen-

Can't beat that

it's just what you think of 70s-Albums-A Night At The Opera - Queen-aholic

The Greatest Album of All Time

Having this album makes you believe the unbelievable, 5 brothers pulling up a very light, meaningful album... I honestly don't wanna single out from anyone of them, everyone got some talent from jackie, tito, jermaine, marlon... however young Michael Jackson is undeniably a fascination, like never before... a little kid singing far beyond his age... that's the distinction between talented, gifted and innate genuine talent, what Michael Jackson has is innate and genius, like magic... It just send you smiling with amazement all the time, he's just too good.. and... so cute

Best of the best! Nothing to say

I remember this song! I love this song! 😍😍 - Fandomstuck

I honestly think this beats darkside it the terms of Floyd

On the rolling stone "500 Greatest Albums of all time" list this was ranked 28! The who at a height too high for Led Zeppelin to reach - matthewlong

Start to finish.. one of the greatest albums of All-Time

Where's the love for this masterpiece. It is one the three best albums of all time. Led Zeppelin is not based on LZIV, They are based on this album and Kashmir.

Best album of all time

1. London Calling (The Clash)
2. The Dark Side Of The Moon (Pink Floyd)
3. Paranoid (Black Sabbath)
4. Quadrophenia (The Who)
5. Master Of Reality (Black Sabbath)
6. Blood On The Tracks (Bob Dylan)
7. In Rock (Deep Purple)
8. Never Mind The Bollocks (Sex Pistols)
9. Zuma (Neil Young)
10. Exile On Main Street (Rolling Stones)

Like most of the great rockers they burned themselves out. Yet, what a ride on that comet it was. Rock is a rock does in any country. And they did it. - mgenet

definitely the greatest thing the 70's had to offer.

the one pink floyd album that is not drugy like heck and its the best. 5 songs, 41 minutes of some of the greatest rock music ever created. released 1977. not like anything ever recorded -

This album needs to be on the list. It's got classics like Highway to Hell, Girls Gotta rhythm, Shot down in flames, Night Prowler, and If you want blood ( You've got it. ) It was there first album to become big in the U. S and it was there last album with lead vocalist Bon Scott before he died. Put it on the list!

I'm in love with Don Henley's voice. And I am a sucker for the Eagles - Lizzthaashizz

King

Wrong list- This was a good album released in 1983.

Just take a guess what album from 1972 took black sabbath to the next level of their career - matthewlong

One of the greatest and inspiring album of all time. -

I am an Antichrist, I am an Anarchist!

Inspired Motorhead, Metallica, Megadeth, Guns N’ Roses and countless others.

One of those rare albums that simply never sounds older than yesterday - and never sounds pretentious despite its obvious art rock credentials. Just great noise throughout.

Gladys should be in top 3 - much better than The Jackson 5 or Heart! - Alexandr

One of the most underrated, yet greatest debuts in rock history. This album had everything--suicide, pedophilia, sadism, mass murder, prostitution and hell-raising all done in a satirical manner and with crunching riffs. Cheap Trick were way ahead of the punks and other bands with this blistering debut.