The ’70s Greatest Hits: 115 Songs That Changed Music Forever

I love Queen

Should be number 1

Powerful band that showed what women can do.

The Beatles slay

A stunning album.

Lovely Day

All us young ladies loved that Robert Plant. Still do, actually.

I have this album - got it when it came out. Have loved Dolly for years.

Vastly superior movie to “Bohemian Rhapsody”. And Taron Egerton was much better than Rami Malik.

And Lovely Day

Although the state named in the song is West Virginia, it was written about the county in Maryland where I live.

Love this song!!

Cecilia Is better in my opinion

Sundown

My dad hated that song. Hit a little too close to home, I think.

Yesss

Long Time

We were taught to perform CPR by the rhythm of this song. First aid course by Red Cross.

My preference from that album is "Knowing Me Knowing You". Also, I think "Arrival" is an underrated song

Fabulous record!

Meh

The Great Gig In The Sky is the classic from that album.

my (deceased) grandmas favorite song (by what I know)

My first album. I’m old lol

Really?

BP censorship strikes again

The name of the horse he's riding is Junior.

One of my all-time favourite singers.

She is fantastic. Criminally underrated.

And she said “Good girls don’t” ( but I do)!

Paul Rodgers is the greatest rock singer ever.

1969, but close enough.

The quintessential “One Hit Wonder”.

Good song but I prefer Simple Twist of Fate

Loved them so much

I played this over and over, then changed sides and played it over and over again.

You put them in the list and left Boney M out? Seriously