Любителям и Любительницам Классик-Рок!

[Cleopatra]

Во. Вот это уже супер.
Спасибо вам мальчики за такую тему
Всем по ПлУсу!

[Serge7]

Во. Вот это уже супер.
Спасибо вам мальчики за такую тему
Всем по ПлУсу!

Спасибо, Клёпочка! :hb: Лови песенку от Крисси... ;) :cool:

Pretenders "Brass In Pocket"

[Aвгур]

Slade

Look At Last Nite
Look Wot You Dun

[Aвгур]

Styx

Superstars
Mother Dear



The band's Wooden Nickel recordings, Styx (1972), Styx II (1973), The Serpent Is Rising (also 1973) and Man of Miracles (1974) were a mixture of straight-ahead rock with some dramatic prog-rock flourishes and art-rock aspirations. On the strength of these releases and constant playing in local clubs and schools, the band established a fan base in the Chicago area, but was unable to break into the mainstream until an early song, the power ballad "Lady" (from Styx II) began to earn some radio time, first on WLS in Chicago and then nationwide. In the spring of 1975, nearly two years after the album had been released, "Lady" hit the top ten, and Styx II went gold soon after.

On the heels of its belated hit single, Styx signed with A&M Records and released Equinox (1975), which sold well and yielded minor hits in "Lorelei" and "Light Up". Recently, on Dennis DeYoung's official website [2], he notes that "Suite Madame Blue" is the third most popular song in the province of Quebec, Canada (where Styx first became a headliner), after the songs "Stairway to Heaven" and "Hotel California". Following the move to A&M, Curulewski suddenly left the band just before they were to embark on a nationwide tour, and was replaced by singer and guitarist Tommy Shaw after a frantic search to find a last-minute replacement. The first album with Shaw, Crystal Ball (1976), was moderately successful (the band performs the Shaw-penned title track to this day) and also includes Shaw's "Mademoiselle" and "Shooz". Its follow-up, The Grand Illusion (1977) became the group's breakthrough album, reaching platinum certification and spawning a top-ten hit and AOR radio staple in the DeYoung-penned "Come Sail Away," as well as a second radio hit, Shaw's "Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)." The album also includes its progressive-flavored title track, and "Miss America," J.Y.'s only songwriting contribution to receive significant airplay.

Through the late 1970s the band enjoyed its greatest success, with the album releases Pieces of Eight (1978) finding the group moving in a more straight-ahead pop-rock direction and spawning the hit singles "Renegade", "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)", and Cornerstone (1979) yielding the group's first number one hit, the DeYoung ballad "Babe" (which hit #6 in the United Kingdom, Jan 1980 [3]), as well as their biggest international hit, "Boat on the River".

[Serge7]

Heart : " Barracuda"








Heart is a hugely successful female-fronted hard rock band of the 1970s from Seattle, Washington; the band became an AOR outfit in the following decade and continued to produce big hits. The band, whose earlier sound fused elements of folk-rock and power ballads, was heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin — Heart's drummer during the '80s, Denny Carmassi later played with Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page in Coverdale Page. In the mid 1980s, the band shifted to a power pop sound that would bring the band its greatest success yet. The group is most recognizable as being fronted by sisters Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson.

[Serge7]

Heart : "Magic Man"

[Serge7]

Shocking Blue: " Venus"





Shocking Blue was a Dutch rock band from The Hague that existed from 1967 to 1974. Their biggest hit, "Venus", was a #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1970.

[Serge7]

Eurythmics: "Missionary Man"





Eurythmics (often incorrectly referred to as "The Eurythmics") are a British musical duo, formed in 1980 by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart.
The pair have achieved significant global commercial and critical success, winning numerous awards, and have toured worldwide

[рваная_рубашка]

Ребятки, пасиба вам за линки и за ответы. ЛОВИТЕЕЕЕЕ!!вам обоим :hb: и +

Thankful Ветошь

[vpered]

ну вы и фанаты, чудовищную музыку слушаете