lespaul57
keep the music in your ear and the wind in your hair *****

Overall I'd say the 70's.

God wants spiritual fruit, not religous nuts!

I have a friend whose band does late 70s/early 80s rock almost exclusively and I really enjoy hearing them.  They even throw in a few rocked-up disco tunes that don't offend me! (don't tell anyone, though :hehe.  A lot of that music has the "Oh, WOW" quality for me - you know, "oh wow - I remember that one!"    Songs you don't hear on the radio any more.  Its much like the 1976 Ford Comet - when I was in high school, there were a million of those things on the road.  Everybody had one, and they were almost universally pieces of ****.  There's one in my town now, lovingly restored by a car buff and driven only on nice days.  Now, when I see it go by I don't think, "what a piece of ****" - I think, "Wow!  What a sharp looking old car!"

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I've generally enjoyed rock from about 1964 to 1972, so I would have to say that '60s rock is my favorite.  However, I've been liking '70s music a bit more in recent years.  If punk can be classified as rock, then I would definitely like '70s rock the best. 

Awesome discussion question!

As a teenager, I almost bought a 1976 Plymouth Arrow that was souped up to be a drag car.  They had crammed a bored-out 383 big block under the hood.  LOL.  I have pictures of it somewhere...

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I think that was more a piece of $#!+ than the Comet.  I didn't see too many Ford Comets however, I had one friend who recieved one for his first car in 1983-84. I did used to see a lot of Mercury Mavericks. {Same car as the Comet} .

I watched that movie Duel from 1971 the other night, it starred Dennis Weaver and it had to do with a madman Big Rig driver taunting him. His car was a red Plymouth Valiant probably with a straight or slant six. Back then they were considered junk too but when looking at it now it was actually a nice little car.

It's a shame though through the whole movie he ran the car on cheap *** Ethyl. 

God wants spiritual fruit, not religous nuts!

PS: No, I don't remember the 40's & 50's! I grew up in the 60s and the 70s were really my era

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