Other Mixes By e. buster
MP3 Playlist
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Alternative - Indie Rock
1970's (The Soundtrack to a Misspent Youth)
| Artist | Song | |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival |
Lodi 
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| Crosby Stills Nash and Young | Woodstock | |
| John Lennon | Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) | |
| David Bowie | Oh! You Pretty Things | |
| T. Rex | Bang a Gong (Get It On) | |
| Led Zeppelin | Black Dog | |
| The Rolling Stones | Brown Sugar | |
| Lou Reed | Walk on the Wild Side | |
| Randy Newman | Political Science | |
| Steely Dan | Show Biz Kids | |
| The Doobie Brothers | Long Train Runnin' | |
| Stevie Wonder | Superstition | |
| War | Lowrider | |
| David Bowie | Wild Is the Wind | |
| Wire | Strange | |
| Elvis Costello | Alison | |
| The Police | Roxanne | |
| Talking Heads | Psycho Kil*ler | |
| Blondie | Heart of Glass | |
| The Clash | Should I Stay or Should I Go | |
| The Ramones | Sheena Is a Punk Rocker | |
Comment:
Retro Joe and avocado rabbit inspired me to look back at another snapshot in my life. No rules around the relative popularity or obscurity of the track, in this case. Everyone out there probably already knows most of this by heart, but it does represent a chronological record of my life, ages 12 - 22, in roughly the order each one appeared in my life. I may not have made it out of the 70s with the love of my life or even a high-school diploma, but, for better or worse, the music is everlasting.
Feedback:
Not mis-spent if you had a great soundtrack!
Lowrider, he's a little higher...Like the best oldies station ever, the 3, 4, 5 run is playing in my head right now.
Love it all. The 15-21 stretch at the e-n-d of this mix is as good as music gets.. Black Dog, Brown Sugar, Superstition. Too Good!
An untouchable collection. #12 is an all-time favorite.
Brings back memories of a great era.
Lots to love here!
Instant karma!! Man, the 70's had tons of great music. I like what you've got here, it's a good representation... even if I do know most of it by heart. :)
I like this one a great deal! A fairly comprehensive overview of the '70s rock scene, overall. It's pretty hard for me to single out any one particular track, because they're all great, but I think it's really cool that you included Bowie's Wild Is The Wind!
Classic stuff.