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Great Music from the 70's
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Pink Floyd - say no more. 
I really love David Gilmour's voice - very smooth and velvety. I wasn't a big fan when the band first started - I wasn't really familiar with their work at all. It was my brother who first shared their music with me when their Pulse album was released. I bought the double tape back then and played it in my car so often that it's worn out now. But I was fortunate in that I found a dvd copy of Pulse, so I have that now. The lighting effects at that concert were pretty awesome too.
I really love David Gilmour's voice - very smooth and velvety. I wasn't a big fan when the band first started - I wasn't really familiar with their work at all. It was my brother who first shared their music with me when their Pulse album was released. I bought the double tape back then and played it in my car so often that it's worn out now. But I was fortunate in that I found a dvd copy of Pulse, so I have that now. The lighting effects at that concert were pretty awesome too.
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Here's my favourite disco song ever...
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Yeah - I really disliked disco. (still do) but I was drafted into a ad hoc band to play rhythm guitar at a fellow congregant's wedding reception. He liked disco so we had several disco tunes from the day. It was actually kinda fun to play.
I prefered FUNK.
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I liked both of the Winter brothers. (the only known pair of sibling Albinos that were not identical twins)
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The 70's was also a time when music in the church began to change.
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What I liked mostly about the 70's was there was so much musicianship from the bands, unlike the canned computer type music we get today.
They sang, danced ,and played live!
I liked Brick House too, Handmaid.
My sons were trying to explain auto tuning to me the other day. There is a singer whose name I instantly forgot who uses auto tuning to give his voice what sounds to me like a brassy edge. I don't like it, but my lads do.
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