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Always nice to see Harvest fans. I've seen them a few times. I have about 60cds All the Records. From around the world. Been a fan since 1973. New double album coming out in 2024. They where brilliant last year with the Orchestra in Huddersfield. Two days. And they recorded it all. On cd and Blu Ray. Bought that.

Heads hands and feet tracks. Ramatam. In april came the dawning of the red suns family bandstand. Roxy music. For your pleasure

I started at university in 1970 and went to 2 concerts before the end of the year. They featured Wishbone Ash, Supertramp and especioally Hawkwind who blew me away playing stuff from the first album, still one of my favourite Hawkwind albums. I was staying in a hotel with other students (the residences weren't yet open) and discovered bands like Curved Air, Faust, The Deviants. It was a great time to be alive.

May Christ be with you man, stay blessed!

Someday Ken I need to give Hawkwind a try. Lot of great stuff from 70.

Love the Moodies, thanks for showing your collection of them….

Great moody blues collection I have all the studio albums on cd and 5 of their vinyl albums

Nice showing of your Moody Blues Ken. I only have a couple of their albums, nothing like what you have. Always nice to get a peak into your collection

Really enjoyable video. I have been listening to the whole of the Moodies discography (with the exception of Magnificent Moodies which I don't have) and one album that I thought I didn't like too much but really enjoyed this time around is The Present from 1983. It is well worth seeking out.

70s was the d3cade for live albums Ken. I think so many of the best live albums came out then. Look at what happened to that Skynrd and Peter Frampton live albums, they sold millions. Heck of a decade for live music

Great collection of Preist, made me realize my Preist collection is severely lacking 🤘🤘

Nice collection I have all their studio albums on cd plus a live and a compalation my favorite is British steel

I only have a few Judas Priest albums Ken. I like the group but I was listening to different music. Screaming for Vengance is an all time favorite song

Underrated in terms of their status in Rock pop history. Musically unbeatable.

I really enjoyed your video!! All fantastic selections!! Your comparison of Seger with Bruce made me smile because it reminded me of some history of my hometown of Rochester NY.Bob Seger held the record for quite some time; selling out our 12,000 seat hockey arena in the shortest amount of time!!Finally beaten by...? The Boss Naturally!😄🎸🎷🍻

Stained Class is Perfection!! Rob Halford's voice on Saints in Hell is Otherworldly!!!!👏👏🍻 Halford also said, "Why on Earth would a band want their listeners to Not be able to see them Live or buy their Next album!!"🤔

1978 a great year...magazine, buzzcocks, blondie, stranglers , genesis, the who, so many fine records, love that thin lizzy album too

I love the cars. Have all there records. I’m gonna check out that thin lizzy record. Thanks!

Lots of great records there Ken. The Who By Numbers was my first The Who album, lines filled in by my older brother and all 😄

Cars to me is a perfect album, not a bad track. Who Are You was my first Who album and is my second favorite album by them. I did see Tull live when they were in the Busting Out tour, it was quite exciting. 78 was a wonderful year as I started college. Great picks Ken

Hell, yea!

Great collection Ken, love it! Mike

Yes to Yes and all the other great albums you showed! A+++!! 👍👍👍

That was a lot of great classics Ken. Always enjoyed the JT album and Troubled Man was very good. It seems to me a Stooges album came out them but I might be wrong. Last year I try to March through each year. I need to start up again but I’m at 1990, getting harder to find the vinyl now

Awesome to see your vinyl collection of my favorite band! I'm still looking for a gatefold copy of Script; every one I run across here doesn't have that. Very cool to see the tour program from Seasons End. I used to think those were a waste of money but I wish I had picked some up in my younger days. Looking forward to your Marillion CD collection. Cheers Ken!

Someone did send me a Marillion album, they do have a very strong fan base. This is a group I need to spend more time with to get a better understanding of their music. Thanks for showing these albums Ken, you have passion for these albums

I use to have all of Nazareths albums from the 70s but after the flood I found their Greatest Hits and Hair of the Dog was all I needed Ken. Eagles is another Greatest Hits band for me. I guess I just like greatest hits!

I was 13 in 1975 and really getting into to record buying. A lot of great records and memories in this episode! I did the same as you. Records, then cds, and then back to vinyl again. Wish I would have kept all those OG records! A great showing, Ken. Keep up the great work!

Greetings from Tijuana, Mexico, Ken

One of my all time favourite bands.

When I purchased the Yessongs CD, I was disappointed to discover that it was missing some tracks from the vinyl LP. Luckily I still had the vinyl version. Not sure if newer CD versions have all the songs. Do they still make CD's? LOL I love them as my car has a CD player in it. In my car is my favourite place to listen to music. Completely surrounded by sound. I have a habit of playing the same CD in my car for weeks, or a few months (I'm not kidding) before changing to another one. LOL When the music is as good as it is, with so much depth and colour, it never gets boring. Is it even possible to get bored listening to The Lamb Lies Down on repeat? I can't imagine how. I'm glad I found your channel. I typically don't talk about music as it's very personal to each person, and it's rare that we'll run into someone with the same, or similar eclectic musical taste.

"Can I have everything louder than everything else?" 😄Great DP and related collection. I was lucky to see them on the Perfect Strangers tour. I think that's where I got my tinnitus LOL Also saw Sabbath with Ian Gillan on lead vocals. That was great to see. Do you remember Goldmine magazine? Maybe it still exists, I'm not sure. That was great for music collectors and traders.

It’s sunny and you’re talking about rain Ken, don’t jinx your day my friend.

Quo’s Rain sprang to mind for me. Beatles Rain of course. Great choices Ken. Mike

Decent songs Ken. After watching yours and Morten's effort I'm going to do this. Always rains in Scotland😂

A fine effort sir 🌧🌧🌧

Pretty mind blowing how much great music came out that year isn’t it Ken. So many classic albums. I read a book about that year in music, great stuff

Hi Ken, The 70’s my favourite decade as well. 1971 was ridiculous for the amount of absolute classics! Hunky Dory, Meddle, Zepp4, Sticky, The Who, Madman on it goes, all wonderful classics. Mike

My parents favorite decade were the 50s because they were newly married and then young children.

70s don't mean that much to me because I was born in 53 and when the Beatles broke up that was it for me as far as music was concerned

It all depends on what decade you are a young person

Nice Asbury Park , Nice Darkness on the edge of town, nice River , Nebraska , nice Born in the Usa , nice Tunnel Love , nice albums. so what style of music would you File Bruce under would you say hard rock? if you ask me Elton John, Billy Joel and the Police would be soft rock Boston , Foreigner and Journey would be hard rock, the Stones and Springsteen would be Hard rock would you say? wheres Milenium stadium?

True. So much amazing music from different bands where made in 73.the best year ever and the seventies the best decade. Since then it has went downhill fast.

I agree Ken, a seriously fantastic year! Certainly one of the very best. Interesting that every artist was British. Mike

Hello from New Zealand. Im the same age,as you. I was 16 in 1976 and was into music. I like Roxy Music and had their albums For your Pleasure 1973, Country Life 1974, Siren 1975 and Manifesto 1979. Bryan Ferry lead singer released a solo album titled Lets Stick Together in 76. I had it on vinyl then. Punk exploded like a bomb going off with the Damned's song New Rose at the tail end of the year. Loved it. I recorded onto blank tapes off the radio alot, mainly Rock / Pop songs. Blue Oyster Cult were cool back then with their single Don't Fear the Reaper. Good records. From Carl.

I just watched a video on Elton Rankings and your was next in line. Incredible discography. When I cut back my collection I only kept a few albums along with greatest hits as I only have so much room. I do love his 70s albums

Wonderful list, loved that ELO record. My taste through the years have drifted into the punk and new wave music that suddenly took off but classic rock and prog still were making their presence known

Finally someone mentions Viva Roxy Music. It's never included in lists of classic live albums. I quite like the fact it's only 8 tracks, every one is brilliant, but especially In Every Dream Home and an epic If There Is Something, which in my opinion surpass the studio versions. SRTS was the first Zep album I ever owned when I was 15 in 76. I remember being very disappointed when I finally heard the studio version of No Quarter on Houses Of The Holy whixh sounded so flat compared to the SRTS one. Another great 'short' live album is Get Your Ya Ya's out, 10 tracks of live Stones at their peak.

In my opinion, Genesis' A Trick of the Tail is the best album of that year. Perhaps I was surprised that Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life was not mentioned in the video.

You, sir, have excellent taste. And I appreciate your commentary. Subscribed. I know all of the albums you cover, with the exception of Astonishing Sounds, which I will check out, based on your recommendation.