Fact Mag's 100 Best Albums Of The 70s (1 Viewer)

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

But none? and yet they have Sabbath at 4 or something.

I've never heard of Fact magazine so I've no idea who they are aiming at. But regardless.

 

[hugh]

Bunch of pretentious music nerds being deliberately obscure and contentious. I fully approve.

 

[hugh]

I've just actually looked at the list. I take it all back. Only one Bowie album? At number 62 or something? No Low? I'm outraged.

 

[rettucs]

@pete we need a 'spoke too soon' emoticon

 

[nooleen]

we need a 'pete's not listening' icon for these request posts

 

[pete]

we need a 'pete's not listening' icon for these request posts

Always listening. Always.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Just had a look again, the fucking state of this list

No Off the Wall
No Electric Warrior
No Muswell Hillbillies
NOTHING by Sparks or the Clash or Ian Dury

what a mess.


On the plus side I already know about those good albums so hurrah for more music

 

[hydromancer]

The 70's was a shit decade for music anyway.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Just had a look again, the fucking state of this list

No Off the Wall
No Electric Warrior
No Muswell Hillbillies
NOTHING by Sparks or the Clash or Ian Dury

what a mess.


On the plus side I already know about those good albums so hurrah for more music

Fuck the Clash. One of the most horrible and overrated bands ever.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Fuck the Clash. One of the most horrible and overrated bands ever.

That's how I feel about Throbbing Gristle.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Yeah but I bet you're not subjected to them every time you go to a house party.

 

[Lili Marlene]

No, usually people put on the National. On about a par in regards fun party music.

 

[nooleen]

Yeah but I bet you're not subjected to them every time you go to a house party.

the crown for most horrible overrated band always played at house parties has to go to blondie

"awww, how can you not like blondie?"
because they're fucking shite

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

I like Blondie a lot although I saw them a few years ago in Vicar St. and Debbie Harry couldn't hit the high notes and they didn't play "Atomic". Bit disappointing.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Put on Hanging on the Telephone and drink every time someone says a "Do you know this is a cover?"

 

[billygannon]

my money's on this for #1

Apparently the stories relating to Chris De Burgh are somewhat legendary