
"Everybody should be able to make some music...That's the cosmic dance!"
~ Harold & Maude ~
This personal list of "lost gems & forgotten diamonds" - part 3.
A reminder...songs will be from the 70s decade...but not exclusively.No ranking or countdown. Only a number keeping track of how far along I've gotten.
I strongly encourage everyone topurchase the albums for an even better understanding.Part 3 - Let's continue...
180:-->Black Sabbath -------------"Megalomania" (9:46) -----------------Sabotage (1975)

Great vocals & churning guitar w/awesome tempo change midway...and some well-placed cowbell.
179:-->Crosby, Stills & Nash -------"Carried Away" (2:29) --------------CSN (1977)

Trying to bring a balance to me and the man."
Harmonies and reflection will run through your mind long after...causing gentle pause. Their last great CD.
178:-->10cc -----------------"I'm Mandy Fly Me" (5:24) ------------How Dare You (1976)

But if your chance came would you take it?
Where on earth do I begin?"
A timeless pop-rock classic. Calls to mind P. McCartney & B. Wilson at their finest.
177:-->AC/DC ----"Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be" (4:21) --------Let There Be Rock (1977)

Sometimes I think this woman is sometimes not."
Not about "Hell"...but simply a crappy relationship...with benefits! Infectious riffs. A favorite.
176:-->Status Quo --------"Forty-Five Hundred Times" (9:53) ---------Hello! (1973)
I'm in time but somebody's missing."
Blistering boogie rock. Sure to improve a tepid mood. Good stuff.175:-->Jerry Hahn Brotherhood --"Captain Bobby Stout" (5:22) ---Jerry Hahn Brotherhood (1970)

Had a pocket full of Mexican smoke."
Wow! Good bluesy-jazz-rock. Turn it up and go for a drive.
174:-->Ace Frehley -----------"Snow Blind' (3:54) -------------Ace Frehley (1978)
174:-->Ace Frehley -----------"Snow Blind' (3:54) -------------Ace Frehley (1978)
When I'm travelin' around and you're far behind."
A great Ace solo with nice churn throughout. Begs for volume.173:-->Wishbone Ash -------"Silver Shoes" (6:41) --------There's The Rub (1974)

Hit me right between the eyes."
Opening track filled with originality and incredible double guitar work.

Come on and ride the railroad, one more time."
Powerful number that pulls you in...closer & closer to the speeding train. Don't stand on the tracks, my babies.

at the time when that grasshopper flew."
Cosmic vocalist/guitarist Bob Welch..created some deliciously fresh & nasty hard rock w/Paris. Some of his best work.
Casey Chambers
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1 comment:
I downloaded a lot of these from all 3 parts that I didn't already have and wasn't familiar with. Lots of good stuff. Thanks for all the "new" old music!
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