[SamAdams76]

Actually the 1970s produced probably the best music of all time. I agree about the fashion though. Dreadful. I remember being in high school in 1978 and wearing platform shoes with a silk shirt unbuttoned down to the waist with a gold medallion necklace. Like one of the Bee Gees. I'm glad mobile phones with cameras weren't around back then but this was pretty much what it looked like:

[Secret Agent Man]

well we will forever disagree about the music.

[wally_bert]

Scary how popular that look was in movies and TV.

[Clay Moore]

One of my greatest fears is that a picture of me wearing bell-bottoms surfaces. I sleep a bit better knowing that the flood that inundated >80% of the town might have destroyed any evidence. (^;

[headstamp 2]

“I remember being in high school in 1978 and wearing platform shoes with a silk shirt unbuttoned down to the waist with a gold medallion necklace.”

The famous “Mr. Guido” shirt.

That and 75 HP 454 cubic inch engines. I will never miss.

[Ezekiel]

Poor Andy. Hard to believe the last surviving brother is the oldest. Watched all of his younger brothers go before him. :(

[Beowulf9]

You probably looked pretty cool.

[Fiji Hill]

Actually the 1970s produced probably the best music of all time

My top ten songs for the 1970's:

1. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy--The Andrews Sisters (1973)

2. Don't Let Him Touch You--The Angelettes (1972)

3. Whispering (Cherchez la Femme)--Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band (1976)

4. You Needed Me--Anne Murray (1978)

5. Conny Kramer--Juliane Werding (1972)

6. Welfare Cadillac--Guy Drake (1970)

7. Freeze a Yankee--The Folkel Minority (1977)

8. Cheaper Food or No More Food--Bobby "So Fine" Butler (1979)

9. Monika--Ulli Martin (1971)

10. Convoy--C. W. McCall (1976)