Here it is, the exciting next installment of the Rock Band Decades games setlists! Rock Band Decades: Hits of the 1970s, is bigger, badder, and 70s-er. Finding all 70s songs was extremely easier than finding songs for the 60s. Because of the thousand 70s artists and bands, this game has a setlist of 80 songs, ranging from George Harrison to Black Sabbath to Dolly Parton (just to name a few). Tell me what you think. Some choices may not be first choice picks for the game, so please give me suggestions for what you want and what you think I should replace.
* = Missing Guitar
* = Missing Bass
* = Missing Drums
* = Instrumental
* = Keys
* = Harmonies
1970
“Two of Us” *
The Beatles
Let It Be
“The Wizard”
Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
“Our House” * * *
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Déjà Vu
“Mule Skinner Blues”
Dolly Parton
The Best of Dolly Parton
“Land Ho!” *
The Doors
Morrison Hotel
“What is Life” * *
George Harrison
All Things Must Pass
“In the Wake of Poseidon” *
King Crimson
In the Wake of Poseidon
“Apeman” * *
The Kinks
Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One
“That Would Be Something”
Paul McCartney
McCartney
“Samba Pa Ti” * *
Santana
Abraxas
“Signed, Sealed & Delivered I’m Yours” * *
Stevie Wonder
Signed, Sealed & Delivered
“Vulture Blood” * *
Warhorse
Warhorse
“The Seeker” *
The Who
Single
1971
“Long Promised Road” * *
The Beach Boys
Surf’s Up
“Tiny Dancer” * *
Elton John
Madman Across Water
“Power to the People” * *
John Lennon
Single
“Black Dog” *
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin IV
“What’s Going On” *
Marvin Gaye
What’s Going On
“Maggie May” *
Rod Stewart
Every Picture Tells a Story
“Brown Sugar” * *
The Rolling Stones
Sticky Fingers
“Long Distance Runaround/The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)” * *
Yes
Fragile
1972
"Saturday in the Park" * *
Chicago
Chicago V
"Burning Love" * *
Elvis Presley
Burning Love and Hits from His Movies, Volume 2
“E-Ne-Me-Ne-Mi-Ne-Moe (The Choice is Yours to Pull) * *
The Jackson 5
Lookin’ Through the Windows
“Heart of Gold” *
Neil Young
Harvest
“Give Ireland Back to the Irish” *
Wings
Single
1973
“Dream On” *
Aerosmith
Aerosmith
“No More Mr. Nice Guy” *
Alice Cooper
Billion Dollar Babies
“Jessica” * *
Allman Brothers Band
Brothers and Sisters
“Turn the Page” *
Bob Seger
Back in ‘72
“Dark Eyed Cajun Woman” * *
The Doobie Brothers
The Captain and Me
"Hocus Pocus (Live)" *
Focus
Live at the Rainbow
“Weather Report Suite” * *
The Grateful Dead
Wake of the Flood
“King of the World” * *
Steely Dan
Countdown to Ecstasy
“Stay All Night (Stay a Little Longer)” * *
Willie Nelson
Shotgun Willie
“La Grange”
ZZ Top
Tres Hombres
1974
“You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet”
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Not Fragile
“Movin’ On” * *
Bad Company
Bad Company
"Rebel Rebel" * *
David Bowie
Diamond Dogs
“Sail Away” * *
Deep Purple
Burn
“Sealion”
Jethro Tull
War Child
“The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke/Nevermore” * *
Queen
Queen II
"Magic" * *
Pilot
From the Album of the Same Name
“No No Song” * *
Ringo Starr
Goodnight Vienna
1975
“Mamma Mia” * *
ABBA
ABBA
“It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ‘n’ Roll)” *
AC/DC
T.N.T.
“Born to Run” *
Bruce Springsteen
Born to Run
“How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)” * *
James Taylor
Gorilla
“The Fountain of Lamneth” *
Rush
Caress of Steel
“Why Can’t We Be Friends?” * *
War
Why Can’t We Be Friends?
1976
“Hurricane” *
Bob Dylan
Desire
“Hotel California” * *
Eagles
Hotel California
“Crazy On You” * *
Heart
Dreamboat Annie
“Get Up Offa That Thing” *
James Brown
Get Up Offa That Thing
“Shout It Out Loud” *
Kiss
Destroyer
"Call Me the Breeze (Live)" * *
Lynyrd Skynyrd
One More From the Road
“Blinded by the Light” * *
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
The Roaring Silence
“Show Me the Way (Live)” *
Peter Frampton
Frampton Comes Alive!
"Stargazer" *
Rainbow
Rising
1977
“More Than a Woman” * *
Bee Gees
Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track
“Get It Right the First Time” *
Billy Joel
The Stranger
“Mr. Blue Sky” * *
ELO
Out of the Blue
“The Chain” * *
Fleetwood Mac
Rumours
“Lust for Life” * *
Iggy Pop
Lust for Life
“Dust in the Wind” * * *
Kansas
Point of Know Return
“Bat Out of Hell” * *
Meat Loaf
Bat Out of Hell
“Anarchy in the U.K.” *
The Sex Pistols
Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols
"Threshold/Jet Airliner" * *
The Steve Miller Band
Book of Dreams
“Come Sail Away” * *
Styx
The Grand Illusion
1978
“Misty Morning” *
Bob Marley and the Wailers
Kaya
“Don’t Look Back” * *
Boston
Don’t Look Back
"Double Vision" * *
Foreigner
Double Vision
“Wheel in the Sky” *
Journey
Infinity
“Hell Bent for Leather” *
Judas Priest
Killing Machine
“Eruption/You Really Got Me” *
Van Halen
Van Halen
“Don’t You Think This Outlaw Bit’s Gone Out of Hand” * *
Waylon Jennings
I’ve Always Been Crazy
1979
“The Great Sun Jester” * *
Blue Öyster Cult
Mirrors
“Clock Strikes Ten (Live)” *
Cheap Trick
Cheap Trick at Budokan
"Boogie Wonderland" * *
Earth, Wind & Fire
I Am
“Don’t Stop ‘til You Get Enough * *
Michael Jackson
Off the Wall
“Another Brick in the Wall Part 1/The Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall Part 2” * *
Pink Floyd
The Wall
“The Logical Song” * *
Supertramp
Breakfast in America
“Don’t Do Me Like That” * *
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Damn the Torpedos
# of Songs: 83
Keys: 56
Harmonies: 66
# of Songs by Year
1970: 13
1971: 8
1972: 5
1973: 10
1974: 8
1975: 7
1976: 9
1977: 10
1978: 7
1979: 7
# of Songs by Genre
Classic Rock - 42
Prog - 9
R&B/Soul/Funk - 6
Folk Rock - 5
Country - 3
Metal - 3
Pop - 3
Southern Rock - 3
Rock - 2
Disco - 1
Glam - 1
Jazz - 1
Latin - 1
Punk - 1
Reggae/Ska - 1
Soft Rock - 1
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12-02-2011 07:39 PM #1Not Active Enough
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Rock Band Decades: Hits of the 1970s
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12-04-2011 06:05 PM #2Opening Act
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Personally Eruption from Van Halen would be cool but I'd rather have Ain't Talkin Bout Love!!
Bleed For the Dancer
We need this by 2011
Led Zeppelin
Van Halen
Pink Floyd
U2
Billy Joel
Bruce Springsteen
Scorpions
Dokken
Quiet Riot
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12-04-2011 06:26 PM #3Road Warrior
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Shouldn't "Show Me The Way" be in the '76 section?
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12-04-2011 07:29 PM #499% Washed Up
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No, because he picked the studio version. He shoulda picked the live one.
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I guess instrumentals don't fit as well in a setlist than songs with vocals. "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love" is in. Originally Posted by MetalGuitar
I guess I forgot the simple equation: Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads
Peter Frampton + Live = EPIC!
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12-04-2011 07:57 PM #6Road Warrior
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Feedback!
1970
“The Wizard”
Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
My first thought was "Iron Man"... then again, I'm not a huge Black Sabbath fan.
“Our House”
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Déjà Vu
The only one I know from them is "Woodstock".
“Land Ho!”
The Doors
Morrison Hotel
Honestly, I haven't heard this one, as well as the two above. All I can think right on the top of my head is "The End".
“Kentucky Rain”
Elvis Presley
Single
I don't know much 70s Elvis, cause the only 70s Elvis song I have is "Burning Love".
“That Would Be Something”
Paul McCartney
McCartney
Only got "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" and "Live and Let Die" for other McCartney songs in the 70s. Haven't heard this either.
“Samba Pa Ti”
Santana
Abraxas
Only know a few Santana, the only one I can think of is "Oye Como Va".
1971
“Tiny Dancer”
Elton John
Madman Across Water
"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" or Candle In The Wind". But I will give this a fair chance, considering I haven't heard it too.
1972
“Listen to the Music”
The Doobie Brothers
The Captain & Me
DLC already.
1973
“Jessica”
Allman Brothers Band
Brothers and Sisters
Instrumental... problem?
“Feelin’ Stronger Every Day”
Chicago
Chicago VI
Haven't heard/ "Saturday In The Park"
“Dark Eyed Cajun Woman”
The Doobie Brothers
The Captain and Me
So you're allowing two Doobie Brothers songs?
“La Grange”
ZZ Top
Tres Hombres
This or "Sharp Dressed Man"
1974
“You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet”
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Not Fragile
This or "Takin' Care of Business"
“Swamp Music”
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Second Helping
Haven't heard/ "Call Me The Breeze"
“No No Song”
Ringo Starr
Goodnight Vienna
Haven't heard/ "It Don't Come Easy"
1975
“The Fountain of Lamneth”
Rush
Caress of Steel
Haven't heard/ "Spirit of Radio"
1976
1977
“Starrider”
Foreigner
Foreigner
"Haven't heard/ "Double Vision"
“Dust in the Wind”
Kansas
Point of Know Return
- No drums and bass(?)
1978
“Eruption”
Van Halen
Van Halen
Any Van Halen really. But I do think that it's mostly a guitar solo. Not much fun for the other instruments.
1979
“Another Brick in the Wall Part 2”
Pink Floyd
The Wall
Preceded by "Another Brick part 1/The Happiest Days of Our Lives"
Other than that, I like part of the set-list.
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1970 Originally Posted by DanManRocker
“The Wizard”
Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
-I feel that "Iron Man" has been overdone, and "The Wizard" is just as amazing as "Iron Man"
“Our House”
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Déjà Vu
-This song: is a very, very, very nice song.
“Land Ho!”
The Doors
Morrison Hotel
- "The End" was on "The Doors" which was released in 1967. I recommend "Land Ho!". Imagine the Doors as pirates... Pretty cool, right?
“Kentucky Rain”
Elvis Presley
Single
- Now that I listen to Burning Love, I think that's better.
“That Would Be Something”
Paul McCartney
McCartney
- Only one thing I have to say about this song: Paul McCartney is the inventor of beat-boxing.
“Samba Pa Ti”
Santana
Abraxas
- I don't know too much Santana either, but this one sounded good to me.
1971
“Tiny Dancer”
Elton John
Madman Across Water
- If you listened to it, you'd probably say, "Oh, I've heard this before".
1972
“Listen to the Music”
The Doobie Brothers
The Captain & Me
- I typed it in, realized afterwards that it was dlc, and forgot to delete it.
1973
“Jessica”
Allman Brothers Band
Brothers and Sisters
- This is one of the Allman Brothers Band's best hits, so this is never a problem.
“Feelin’ Stronger Every Day”
Chicago
Chicago VI
- Not much I can say here. It's good. Period.
“La Grange”
ZZ Top
Tres Hombres
- "Sharp Dressed Man" was on Eliminator, which was released in 1983.
1974
“You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet”
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Not Fragile
- Came down to this and "Takin' Care of Business" and decided to go with "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet".
“Swamp Music”
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Second Helping
- I felt that "Call Me the Breeze" was too obvious, so I went with a deep cut.
“No No Song”
Ringo Starr
Goodnight Vienna
- This is my favorite Ringo song. Give it a listen. It's epic.
1975
“The Fountain of Lamneth”
Rush
Caress of Steel
- "The Spirit of Radio" was on Permanent Waves, which was released in 1980.
1977
“Starrider”
Foreigner
Foreigner
- "Double Vision" is good, but I feel a heavier song would be a change for a Foreigner choice.
“Dust in the Wind”
Kansas
Point of Know Return
- Though this song is missing bass and drums, I still think it should be included for its sheer importance to 70s music.
“Eruption”
Van Halen
Van Halen
- I changed it to "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love".
1979
“Another Brick in the Wall Part 2”
Pink Floyd
The Wall
- I added "Another Brick in the Wall Part 1/The Happiest Days of Our Lives".
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12-05-2011 08:41 PM #8Road Warrior
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Oh, and "Stargazer" by Rainbow would be a nice addition.
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I agree this list could use a touch more of metal, so I replaced "Jungle Boogie" with this. That song is just... Originally Posted by DanManRocker
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12-07-2011 07:19 PM #10Not Active Enough
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I just finished posting keys, harmonies, and missing instruments. Check it out and tell me what you think. I would like to know if I had anything wrong.
Also: I will begin the Rock Band Decades: Hits of the 1980s one day this week or next or sometime soon.
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