150 Songs '70s Teens in Europe Grew Up With (Part 2: 1975-1979)
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Date: 2025-06-18
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groovedohg
As a NZ born teenager in the 70s, 90% of these bring memories. It is the foreign language onez I dont have a clue with. Artists missing I would bring up which were everywhere in the 70s, that come to my mind would include Seals and Crofts, Chicory Tip, Gary Glitter, Bob Welch, Cheap Trick, Bachman Tuner Overdrive, KC and the Sunshine Babd, Lieutenant Pigeon, Peter Frampton. Many many more. Perhaps just one artist clip (Not the numerous ones of Abba etc) would cover many more.
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As a NZ born teenager in the 70s, 90% of these bring memories. It is the foreign language onez I dont have a clue with. Artists missing I would bring up which were everywhere in the 70s, that come to my mind would include Seals and Crofts, Chicory Tip, Gary Glitter, Bob Welch, Cheap Trick, Bachman Tuner Overdrive, KC and the Sunshine Babd, Lieutenant Pigeon, Peter Frampton. Many many more. Perhaps just one artist clip (Not the numerous ones of Abba etc) would cover many more.
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Firithfenion
Amazing. I can remember almost every song of this collection. Many of them I haven't heard for decades. I grew up in East Germany behind the iron wall but I listened to West Berlin radio stations like like RIAS and SFB. I remember how proud I was in the 80s, when I could afford my first cassette recorder and was able to record my favorite songs.
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Amazing. I can remember almost every song of this collection. Many of them I haven't heard for decades. I grew up in East Germany behind the iron wall but I listened to West Berlin radio stations like like RIAS and SFB. I remember how proud I was in the 80s, when I could afford my first cassette recorder and was able to record my favorite songs.
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Ace-Of-Spades---
At that time, I was actually still aware of what was on the radio. Apart from 5-6 songs that I can't remember at all and for which I don't even know the bands, I could have sung along to almost all of them.
Around that time, I started to get into hard rock and heavy metal and swapped records with my classmates.
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At that time, I was actually still aware of what was on the radio. Apart from 5-6 songs that I can't remember at all and for which I don't even know the bands, I could have sung along to almost all of them.
Around that time, I started to get into hard rock and heavy metal and swapped records with my classmates.
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Arlunydd239
1979, oh dear, I was 14. I'm really old now, at 60. And I really experienced that music back then. But I still have a lot in common with the old songs, because I play bass, and the songs back then have a much nicer bass than the crap they play on the radio these days.
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1979, oh dear, I was 14. I'm really old now, at 60. And I really experienced that music back then. But I still have a lot in common with the old songs, because I play bass, and the songs back then have a much nicer bass than the crap they play on the radio these days.
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the-best-music
Oh. Oh. Oh mamma mia here we go again my my what a dancing queen delivered to us by some random guy the one so true I love you. r playlists! I plan not stop cos I'll never get enough of blessing as i'm by the rivers of babylon for we are the champions my friend!
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Oh. Oh. Oh mamma mia here we go again my my what a dancing queen delivered to us by some random guy the one so true I love you. r playlists! I plan not stop cos I'll never get enough of blessing as i'm by the rivers of babylon for we are the champions my friend!
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002DrEvil
You could have probably added another 150 memorable songs. There were so many others including Walking on the Moon by The Police, Are Friends Electric by Tubeway Army, My Sharona by The Knack and Devil Woman and We Don't Talk Anymore by Cliff Richard.
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You could have probably added another 150 memorable songs. There were so many others including Walking on the Moon by The Police, Are Friends Electric by Tubeway Army, My Sharona by The Knack and Devil Woman and We Don't Talk Anymore by Cliff Richard.
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brian70Cuda
I was not a teen in the 70's, just a wee babe in my singe digits. I was a teen in the 80's and this awesome music was still on the radio: ) Thank you Random for keeping the great music alive! ABBA is always a plus too; )
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I was not a teen in the 70's, just a wee babe in my singe digits. I was a teen in the 80's and this awesome music was still on the radio: ) Thank you Random for keeping the great music alive! ABBA is always a plus too; )
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perseusjoppa426
ABBA, Bee Gees, Queen, Boney M, Sweet, Village People, ELO, Bay City Rollers, Olivia Newton-John, Donna Summer, KISS, Rod Stewart, what fantastic years in music and great artists!
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ABBA, Bee Gees, Queen, Boney M, Sweet, Village People, ELO, Bay City Rollers, Olivia Newton-John, Donna Summer, KISS, Rod Stewart, what fantastic years in music and great artists!
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Chewie0001
Ah man, that was an epic time in my teen days with such a great music. I wish i could play the full length of of video's from this wonderful playlist. I can listen to that all day
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Ah man, that was an epic time in my teen days with such a great music. I wish i could play the full length of of video's from this wonderful playlist. I can listen to that all day
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the-best-music
1. Gloria Gaynor
2. Penny Mc Lean
3. Supertramp
4. La Bionda
5. Julie Covington
6. ABBA
7. Chic
8. Chicago
9. Boney M
10. Rod Stewart
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1. Gloria Gaynor
2. Penny Mc Lean
3. Supertramp
4. La Bionda
5. Julie Covington
6. ABBA
7. Chic
8. Chicago
9. Boney M
10. Rod Stewart
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kamsismith
More 70s content! I was just making a final decision for finding the perfect theme song and entrance songs for my TV series where one of the seasons is set in the 1970s.
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More 70s content! I was just making a final decision for finding the perfect theme song and entrance songs for my TV series where one of the seasons is set in the 1970s.
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loeveklaas
liked part 1 better but loved most of the rock and disco, none of the ballads. Lady Marmalade! Wish you were here! Fleetwood Mac! Daddy Cool! Love to Luv and Pussycat!
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liked part 1 better but loved most of the rock and disco, none of the ballads. Lady Marmalade! Wish you were here! Fleetwood Mac! Daddy Cool! Love to Luv and Pussycat!
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marcok. 6734
Grazie per questo video e alla bellissima musica. Sono stato fortunato, molto fortunato ad avere vissuto gli anni 70-80 e 90 con il movimento Grunge
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Grazie per questo video e alla bellissima musica. Sono stato fortunato, molto fortunato ad avere vissuto gli anni 70-80 e 90 con il movimento Grunge
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Dragonfly_64795
Thanks SRG for the blast from the past, I remember listening to most of these in Australia too. Look forward to your next playlist
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Thanks SRG for the blast from the past, I remember listening to most of these in Australia too. Look forward to your next playlist
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MILUNGAO
I was a little kid during the second half of the 70's, but I enjoy some of these songs. There are a lot of timeless songs here.
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I was a little kid during the second half of the 70's, but I enjoy some of these songs. There are a lot of timeless songs here.
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danmorley8116
Made my day as usual! I remember hearing some of those songs on AM radio as a kid. Lots of great bands and memorable tunes.
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Made my day as usual! I remember hearing some of those songs on AM radio as a kid. Lots of great bands and memorable tunes.
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