Best songs of the 1970s
Prog and hard rock spent the middle of the decade getting longer while dub and krautrock quietly assembled the rhythmic machinery that pop is still borrowing. Then punk turned up and told all of them to get to the point.
Songs from the albums of the 1970s, ordered by their own ratings rather than the record's.
№ 1SomethingThe Beatles · The Beatles 1967-1970 (The Blue Album)4.5Weighted score4.9 avg · 6 ratings- 2
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Eleanor RigbyThe Beatles · The Beatles 1962-1966 (The Red Album)4.44.8 avg · 4 ratings - 14
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Dolly DaggerJimi Hendrix · Rainbow Bridge (Original Motion Picture Sound Track)4.24.0 avg · 3 ratings - 50
One great song, one bad album
Tracks carry their own ratings here, so a record you would never play front to back can still have a song worth defending.
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