10 Unforgettable Concerts of the 70s

[@alexshkoditch4593]

You missed Wings 1976 tour, "Wings over the World". That was a big one.

[@caryrodda]

I attended three of these: Pink Floyd performing The Wall, Fleetwood Mac touring Rumors and The Eagles touring Hotel California. Just for laughs, I dug out my old ticket stubs. Pink Floyd cost me $15 for a mid-level seat. Fleetwood Mac cost me $8.75 for a mid-level seat. The Eagles cost me $6.75 for a nosebleed seat. I have sympathy for anyone paying for concert tickets these days.

[@Southbound63]

I saw the Wall tour In London. I have never been so bored at a gig.

[@eskenazibeth]

I was at Led Zeppelin’s 1973 Song Remains the Same tour at Madison Square Garden, I had great seats orchestra 10th row center😎 I was also at Pink Floyd’s 1980 The Wall tour at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in addition I was at The Eagles 1977 Hotel California tour at Madison Square Garden, it’s the first time The Eagles performed at MSG😎 I really feel very lucky to witness these iconic performances without a doubt 💯%

[@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124]

Did you see Pink Floyd’s Animals Tour at MSG in 1977

[@broeheemed32]

If you're old enough to have been to the Lad Zeppelin shows in 1973, you wouldn't be using childish little cartoons in your comment. That's when children do for attention.

[@eskenazibeth]

@@broeheemed32jealousy doesn’t suit you !

[@eskenazibeth]

@@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124 Yes and I can’t tell you how great it was💯%

[@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124]

@@eskenazibeth I heard the bootlegs of the Animals Tour and it was the best tour ever. Watching 8mm footage and seeing how awesome the tour was makes me wish that the band made a live album and concert film of the tour.

[@gretchenphillips6197]

What about ELO's Out of the Blue tour?!?!

[@gj8683]

1:49 Focusing on Bonham, but wait! It's Charlie Watts! LOL.

[@rayquinbar7062]

Well maybe it wasn't a particularly major concert but on Oct. 9th 1977 was Lynard Skynards last show before the plane crash, no one knew it at the time but I think turned out to be a very significant show.

[@thumbsaloft]

How could you not include one of the ABSOLUTE GREATEST CONCERT/TOURS OF ALL TIME? A tour that broke all kinds of WORLD RECORDS, I'm talking about PAUL McCARTNEY and WINGS tour of 1976!

[@WaybackUSA]

Our lists are not done! We have so much more to come 🎶

[@thumbsaloft]

@@WaybackUSAUnderstood, but that McCartney and Wings tour should be ONE OF THE FIRST if not THE FIRST on any list of 70s concerts. Think about it, it was the RETURN OF A BEATLE to the worlds stage! None of the other Beatles had ever done a TOUR in the 70s!

[@richardbates2825]

How can you miss Wings Over America and Alice Cooper's Welcome to My Nightmare?

[@TJR-ClassicRockCorner0124]

The Wall was 1980, released in December of 1979. I would have put Pink Floyd’s Animals Tour of 1977 (any North American show) on the list. Led Zeppelin’s Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles Forum shows of 1977. Queen News Of The World Tour Houston Summit 1977, Rush Hemispheres Tour 1978/79, The Who 1975 US Tour, Cal Jam 1974 (ELP, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and The Eagles on the same bill), Genesis Wind and Wuthering Tour 1977 (American leg), KISS Love Gun/Alive II Tour, Styx The Main Event Tour 1978/79 and The Eagles Hotel California Tour 1976/77.

[@purpleku7768]

KISS at Cobo Hall and Cheap Trick at Budokan

[@BryanMeekins]

Watkins Glen

[@bobmaccari1385]

say more

[@bobmaccari1385]

say no more. sorry it's late and the eyes don't work like they used to

[@richardbrodesser7851]

How can you not include Kiss??

[@glenn7152]

Kiss where circus Performers,u couldn't take them seriously"

[@NaturalDisasterStoriesChannel]

We want KISS

[@briandoyle3507]

You want the best,you got the best.THE HOTTEST BAND IN THE WORLD....KISS!!

[@Mike-qm8rf]

what doing a viedo of coutry concerts from the 7ths

[@tvtom3]

And no Parliament/Funkadelic Mothership tour? WoT’s up with dat?

[@bertrandvideos2159]

How about "Made in Japan" ? come on !

[@LarryGonzalez00]

No Last Waltz?

[@helenelston9930]

This list is rubbish all American hype. Queen are the greatest live band ever, Rainbow 74, Hammersmith Odeon 75, Hyde Park 76, the list from Queen is endless, you also forgot Thin Lizzy also a great 70s live band.

[@crowdedisolation]

Not one woman in any of these choices. That's bullcrap.

[@Mmdrums1]

They did include Fleetwood Mac, with Stevie and Christine.