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pelcito · 08-19-2004, 10:27 PM

I have a list of the firsts 70s, possibly the most creative years of the modern music. Most of these bands (and most of the other ones) decline in the middle of this decade to turn into a more commercial and simple model that continue at the 80s with melancolic and disco styles:

Camel
Deep Purple
Dixie Dregs
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Focus
Frank Zappa
Genesis
Jethro Tull
John Lennon
Morgenstein
Queen
Rush
Supertramp
Yes
I have a list of 130 more but i prefer to list only the best ones.

The 80's have some very good pieces as the 90s , but i think that if i want to continue being happy with new music i should look for 30 years ago archives.

08-19-2004, 10:27 PM
pelcito Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Manhattan, NY Posts: 404	I have a list of the firsts 70s, possibly the most creative years of the modern music. Most of these bands (and most of the other ones) decline in the middle of this decade to turn into a more commercial and simple model that continue at the 80s with melancolic and disco styles: Camel Deep Purple Dixie Dregs Emerson Lake and Palmer Focus Frank Zappa Genesis Jethro Tull John Lennon Morgenstein Queen Rush Supertramp Yes I have a list of 130 more but i prefer to list only the best ones. The 80's have some very good pieces as the 90s , but i think that if i want to continue being happy with new music i should look for 30 years ago archives. __________________ Monetize your Mobile Traffic like never before. Buying/Selling CPM/CPC High-Quality Geo Adult Traffic. Meet the New SPACash Advertising Network http://www.spacash.com [email protected]