Best 70s Rock band/artist?

[moreblack]

So many greats, Zep, The Who, Stones, Skynnyrd, Kiss, Heart...

Man, what a time for concerts...

[Vincent Vega]

I would have picked The Doors but it's hard to vote for best band of a decade when they only were around for two of those years. The Doors without Morrison just don't count.

True but with Morrison they were making music into 1971, their last album was released in April '71 and their last was released in February 1970 so they've got two albums in the 70s so I think they could count as a 70s band, albeit they weren't around for the rest of the decade.

I think if you have more than one record released in a decade you could be considered a band of that decade--Like for example I wouldn't consider the Beatles a 70s band seeing as they only released one album in that decade--Let it Be in May 1970.

[Vincent Vega]

I would have picked The Doors but it's hard to vote for best band of a decade when they only were around for two of those years. The Doors without Morrison just don't count.

True but with Morrison they were making music into 1971, their last album was released in April '71 and their last was released in February 1970 so they've got two albums in the 70s so I think they could count as a 70s band, albeit they weren't around for the rest of the decade.

I think if you have more than one record released in a decade you could be considered a band of that decade--Like for example I wouldn't consider the Beatles a 70s band seeing as they only released one album in that decade--Let it Be in May 1970.

[Vincent Vega]

I would have picked The Doors but it's hard to vote for best band of a decade when they only were around for two of those years. The Doors without Morrison just don't count.

True but with Morrison they were making music into 1971, their last album was released in April '71 and their last was released in February 1970 so they've got two albums in the 70s so I think they could count as a 70s band, albeit they weren't around for the rest of the decade.

I think if you have more than one record released in a decade you could be considered a band of that decade--Like for example I wouldn't consider the Beatles a 70s band seeing as they only released one album in that decade--Let it Be in May 1970.

[Vincent Vega]

I would have picked The Doors but it's hard to vote for best band of a decade when they only were around for two of those years. The Doors without Morrison just don't count.

True but with Morrison they were making music into 1971, their last album was released in April '71 and their last was released in February 1970 so they've got two albums in the 70s so I think they could count as a 70s band, albeit they weren't around for the rest of the decade.

I think if you have more than one record released in a decade you could be considered a band of that decade--Like for example I wouldn't consider the Beatles a 70s band seeing as they only released one album in that decade--Let it Be in May 1970.

[Vincent Vega]

I would have picked The Doors but it's hard to vote for best band of a decade when they only were around for two of those years. The Doors without Morrison just don't count.

True but with Morrison they were making music into 1971, their last album was released in April '71 and their last was released in February 1970 so they've got two albums in the 70s so I think they could count as a 70s band, albeit they weren't around for the rest of the decade.

I think if you have more than one record released in a decade you could be considered a band of that decade--Like for example I wouldn't consider the Beatles a 70s band seeing as they only released one album in that decade--Let it Be in May 1970.

[moreblack]

It's really too bad that Purple couldn't keep MKII together longer, but MKIII was impressive in spots, and live were just as good.

Blackmore forming Rainbow and working with Dio was also a highlight of the 70s for me.

Jeff Beck was at one of his peaks (he's had several). Blow By Blow is an inspired album.

70s Clapton, when he wasn't wasted, produced some of his best work.

[sweetness]

Stones

T.Rex

The Who

[coolio GNR]

Led Zeppelin

The Eagles

The Who

[Jumpin' Jack Flash]

Zep

Sex Pistols

Acca Dacca

[Pico]

lol plz

bowie, all the way.

[cold_as_ice]

I can't choose between Black Sabbath, Judas Priest and Boston. And Queen.

[tomazrui]

Led Zeppelin, Eagles, The Who.

[mrandyk]

How is it that no one has noticed The Doors is listed twice on the bottom poll?

[jordan19]

Me personally would have just voted for Black Sabbath but couldn't so AC/DC and Lynyrd Skynyrd went with the Mighty Black Sabbath whoo!