Best artist of the seventies
<b>Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young</b>

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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

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  • Skeletron
    Skeletron
    23 jan 10
    60 and some artists and there's no sign of Mike Oldfield........................... ...
     
    • rolando303
      4 nov 13
      Fortunately. She even plagiarized her most famous one.
  • Larrok
    Larrok
    12 feb 10
    Skeletron is just not one of my favorites, what can I do?
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    28 dec 10
    But are they in order? Because if they're not in exact order, then I can calmly say that it's a really great ranking, Oldfield or no Oldfield :)
     
  • Alfredo
    Alfredo
    28 dec 10
    Yes, great ranking. One more point for including the great John Fahey!
     
  • MrCharlie
    MrCharlie
    19 jan 11
    And what are Joy Division doing so high up? :D Nice chart anyway.
     
  • Larrok
    Larrok
    20 jan 11
    MrCharlie: weighs like a heavyweight a record like Unknown Pleasures that closes the decade with a bang
     
  • magnum p.i.
    magnum p.i.
    20 jan 11
    beautiful, exquisite tastes. the only minor flaw - but we're talking about trifles and trivialities - is that those overrated Led Zeppelin are a bit too high up.
     
  • MrCharlie
    MrCharlie
    23 jan 11
    Even at the top?? Below De André?? Bah
     
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    26 jul 11
    Really beautiful. Some questionable positions, but damn I like it anyway.
     
  • ProgRock
    ProgRock
    26 jul 11
    For the '70s, it might be fair to make a ranking of the first half/second half or to divide it into Prog, Hard Rock, New Wave, Singer-Songwriters, Punk... but looking at this ranking as it is, I would say it highlights all the beauties and nuances of the decade, and it's definitely better.
     
  • Peppe Weapon
    Peppe Weapon
    5 aug 11
    Nice ranking!
     
  • Jon
    Jon
    17 may 14
    You placed The Who among the best of the sixties (so you like them!), but not among the best of the seventies. Good grief, how can you like them when you overlook Who's Next and Quadrophenia, which are cornerstones of 70s music? I can't wrap my head around this fact; I think I won't sleep a wink tonight.
     
    • Larrok
      17 may 14
      "Who's Next" and "Quadrophenia" are albums that I don't particularly love, unlike Tommy and their more general production from the '60s (Pictures of Lily, Substitute, I Can See for Miles...) which I adore.
    • Jon
      18 may 14
      very strange, really very strange
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