The 1970s released an abundance of phenomenal albums, but we believe these three are in contention for the greatest of all ...

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These three classic rock albums sound like they were made by different bands. And that's not a terrible thing, either.

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There are many things that can be said about the boomers, not all of them nice, necessarily, but to focus on the music from that generation, it was pretty great, for the most part. Take what Wikipedia ...

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“Rope,” “White Limo,” “Walk,” “Alandria,” “These Days” and “Bridge Burning” all were released to radio over a year-plus span.

The iconic 70s track’s place on the charts can be seen in the Discovery tab of your TikTok app.

Fleetwood Mac, Iggy Pop, and Eric Clapton all have one thing in common: these three songs went from forgotten to legendary.