Greatest 70's Rock Album?
 

Hey guys, i was arguing with a friend about the greatest 70's album. Post your favorite album.

In my personal opinion, i would say 'Exile on Main St' by The Rolling Stones.

Sorry for the bad english. :wave:

The debut Bad English album was certainly the best album of the 1970s, despite being released in 1989.

That's definitely in the top ten for me, that's for sure.

Impossible for me to pick just one, but this album is definitely a contender...


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Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run
The Who - Who's Next
Eagles - Hotel California

But there is only one greatest 70's album:
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Dude MEDDLE came out in 71. :D

What a great era to discuss music. Every genre had breakout albums.

Herbie Hancock, Headhunters and Miles Bitches Brew are incredible jazz treats.

The Cars, Devo, Talking Heads, Blondie, new wave was filled with amazing talent.

I gotta say the one album listed so far that hits me hard is the Thin Lizzy album I scratched the **** out of that album by overplaying it one summer.

Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, is one of my go to albums also. If I had to pick one i'd probably die from guilt later on.

^ The Dark Side of the Moon was a close second for me and Sticky Fingers was the third one I thought of.