Greatest Synth on a 70's Rock Record?
- Thread starter YellowSnow
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No Led Zep "All of My Love". I'm heavy on ELP. If you don't like it EMFA.
Got really fucked up in CDA and may have done coke with the bassist for Head East in the 80's
At least he said he was the bassist for Head East.
At least he said he was the bassist for Head East.
I always though Pete Townshend invent synths on rock records in 1971 with Who's Next. But Emmerson appears to have beat him to the punch on Lucky Man in 1970.
The last 2 mins of Won't Get Fooled Again is the greatest 2 mins in the history of rock.
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The ultimate stoner song making out in the van smoking weed and talking shit
Would have gone Close to the Edge had it been an option. A few acid trips
It's a good list considering the guitar hero mania of the era
It is the power chord on top of the synth that makes Baba
Early air guitar favorite
Would have gone Close to the Edge had it been an option. A few acid trips
It's a good list considering the guitar hero mania of the era
It is the power chord on top of the synth that makes Baba
Early air guitar favorite
Honorable mention.
I know ELP a lot better than Yes, so I played it safe with the obvious early synth hit.
coronabruin
New Fish
Smokin by Boston
There's no synth on Smokin' @coronabruin . Just clavinet and organ.
No so fast my fren. Where are the synths on Boston's debut @JoeEDangerously ? There's some freaky guitar affects and some organ/clavinets, but no synths that I'm aware of.
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coronabruin
New Fish
Synth superiority guy
I know in the world of technically proficient shredding it all seems the same, but there is a difference.
Pete was such a fucking genius
Should organ be allowed in the pole…judges?
