The Coolest From The 1970s

[@RecollectionRoad]

What did you think was the absolute coolest thing in the 1970s?

[@julesservantofjesus972]

Well, I was born in 72! 🤩

[@figgy7099]

@@julesservantofjesus972 lol, I graduated in 1977!

[@marknesselhaus4376]

For me, the coolest was the improvements in sound systems.

[@IBM29]

Honorable mention for Air Hockey Tables.

[@marknesselhaus4376]

@@IBM29 Oh yeah, I forgot about those. 🙂

[@JimJones-gd2jy]

Born in 65, we were so lucky and blessed to have experienced that decade. Nothing like it has never happened again.

[@GothGuy885]

I was born in 64. so many memories good and bad .....

[@julenepegher6999]

👍the Best!

[@durece100]

You're Gen-X person.

[@T.J-and-Soul]

I agree, I was born in 63.

[@denisesmith9150]

1963 for me. Best time ever!

[@starmnsixty1209]

Being born at the right time to enjoy the 1970s cant be beat. What I'd give to be able to live it again...

[@julenepegher6999]

Ahh, where do I start? Bell bottoms, keg parties, hitchhiking to said keg parties.🤭walking the road, high school was a blast and the absolute best music ever🔥👏👏

[@georgeditzel3504]

The only thing good about the 70’s was the music, secondly pop culture and a distant 3rd was.. I don’t know. Vietnam sucked, Kent State sucked, Watergate sucked, Nixon sucked, Oil embargo sucked, 2nd oil crises with the 1/2 mile lines sucked, disco sucked, price and wage freeze sucked, inflation sucked,Iran hostage crises sucked.But I was young and oblivious,so it must have been great.

[@julenepegher6999]

@ I was young, a teen and living my teen life. You are only young once. I knew stuff was going on in the background. But like you said oblivious. It’s not that I don’t have empathy I just didn’t know. 🤷‍♀️

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I can’t believe bell bottoms are back. Except they’re just called flared bottoms. So many things I was happy to see the end of only to see them come back around. And not even 1/2 a century later!

[@shawnjackson7879]

You nailed it bell bottoms, keg parties and hitch hike to concerts. Miss my bike with sissy bars and a banana seat. I was on a Bozo the clown show my uncle worked for channel 13 got me on the show. Now 65 and all I think about is the 60s and 70s. Peace ✌️

[@julenepegher6999]

@shawnjackson7879 I’m 65 also, and me too. Living in the past. 👍 Cheers. 🍻

[@rogertemple7193]

I turned 60 last month and was a kid in the 70's so I remember all of these things both good and bad. Thanks for the memories of the 70's and all of the wonderful things that were around back then thanks. 🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

[@tonycollazorappo]

Same, I was 9 in 1970. I turned 63 this year 👍🏻

[@starmnsixty1209]

👍👍👍📺📺📻📻👍👍👍

[@bridgetmccracken1381]

It sure was a great time to be young!! Thank you for this awesome look back!

[@broeheemed32]

I have one of those "cool" stereos from the 70's. A 1972 Marantz receiver, 1974 Pioneer turntable, and some 1978 Infinity speakers. Between them, I spent more than some might say I should have to get them all restored. I'd rather have these than anything "modern". I missed vinyl the first time, but I'm making up for it now. Listening to records is more than just hearing the music..... it's more of an event.

[@mikehughes4969]

My Dad had a CB and we used it alot, especially on road trips. His handle was the White Wal, and mine was the Chicago Kid.

[@donl1846]

I always upgraded my stereo system and had one heck of an album collection. Great times for all who experience the 70's.

[@pitman6992]

Was 14 in '76! One of the best years in my life!! Thanks 4 the videos, they bring back some great memories n NEVER disappoint!!!❤️😎👍👍👍

[@mikerobertson4041]

The cool of the 70s is still the coolest of the cool!

[@joeheid2776]

Smokey and the Bandit was such a great movie!!!

[@feet901]

I saw Led Zeppelin at the Fillmore East on Jan 31,1969. They opened for Iron Butterfly. After Zeppelin played,most of the crowd left.I did stay to hear In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

[@johnnytoobad7785]

Cold Blood and Iron Butterfly....Capitol Theater, Port Chester NY, February 20th 1970. My very first live R&R concert.

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

@@feet901 Wow how lucky. I wish I could have seen Zep in their heyday. I was a little too young in 69.

[@DoctorEnigma01]

You lucky bastard!

[@hectorfarm9416]

1950's nostalgia, was popular in the 1970's. American Graffiti, Happy Days & "The Fonz"

[@dennythomas8887]

And let's not forget "Sha-Na-Na" and Bowser.

[@fredgarv79]

I have often thought of that, and in the late 90's we got "that 70's show. 70s/50's, 90's/70's. But then it ended. they tried that 80's show and it bombed. Nobody is going to do that 90's show 20 years later or that 2000's show because nobody cares

[@glennso47]

Anything prior to 2020 is now available for nostalgia. That was before the pandemic and before Biden was in the White House. Im looking forward to January 2025 when he is going to be just history.

[@kevinsmith5288]

I know it's not cool to say this, but I loved The Carpenters, and they were very much a part of 70s music. Karen had an iconic voice!

[@Oldschoolrules123]

It's ok , they had some good songs. I'm 64 and a male and liked The Captain and Tenille ( spelling).

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

@@kevinsmith5288 She had an outstanding voice and was a hell of a good drummer too!

[@glennso47]

The Captain and Tennille were icons of the 70s also

[@chrispery9002]

My father brought my mom a Chrysler Cordoba in 1975. It was a sporty luxury car that was absolutely stunning. Hers was a deep metal flake green with green Corinthian leather BUCKET seats. And they smelled SO GOOD too. And you can't forget the snazzy lighted opera window. Too cool!!!😮😊😊😊😊

[@RayDouglas-zz6nn]

I’ll be sixty in a couple of months. This brought back fond memories.

[@Tomatohater64]

Oh my! We had a hanging oil rain lamp in our living room from 1977-1987 that my parents bought at a Service Merchandise store. My mother loved it and turned it on every day. 😂😂

[@sashasue00]

I grew up in (mostly) the '70's, but have never seen this before--wish I did, just love it!!

[@bweber6256]

I watch a lot of Recollection Road videos and read a lot of the comments. One common thread is how great the "fill in the blank" decade was for those who grew up in it. I believe it had less to do with how great any one period of time was; but rather- how wonderful it was to be young, full of hope with an uncharted future ahead of you and friends taking that road with you. Most of us were unburdened by the responsibilities to come, or the terrible realities of adulthood like war,disease,poverty,mental illness. Not trying to be a downer, but just recognizing that being a kid or being younger is about the most "free" we will ever experience and because of that our memories will allow the bad times to dilute and allow us to focus on what was pleasant. Now, well past that period of life; I was able to relive it through my own children's eyes and hopefully contributed to their good memories. They are now parenting and I'll have one last chance through my grandkids eyes. Youth is special and we should all do whatever we can to keep it that way for each generation. As "Doc" said in "Back to the Future"- "The future isn't written yet, so make it a good one!"

[@jcg5571]

Wholesome tv for kids - The Waltons, Little House on the Prairie, Captain Kangaroo, Land of the Lost, Magicland, Mister Rogers Neighborhood, etc…

[@glennso47]

Prairie Home Companion a variety show on NPR RADIO.👍

[@questfortruth665]

I LOVED the 70s! More fun than I've ever had since! I notice that bell bottoms are coming around again!

[@franksavage8031]

Class of 1979. Great times.

[@cyclenut]

Born 63. The 70s was the last trurly social decade. Cable TV and cell phones came out but very few had them. People talked even with strangers. When one called a business or operator there was always a human voice. Everybody read newspapers. Newspapers had diverse knowledge and everybody learned it together. There were 3 network channels and PBS and sometime a independent channel, so when something was on TV everybody watched it, such as big news, and people talked about it. People were thin, even middle aged. Many houses still had only one automobile and people still walked for transportation. Hitchhikers were common. New inventions - video games, camcorders, small home computers, cell phones, cable TV. There has not been a decade since with so many new inventions hit the market. Girls, some painted their jacket and back pockets, wore mood rings or ring from bubble gum machines. fathered hair. Movies trucking, disasters, jaws, Star wars, grease. Music Fleetwood Mac, bad company, Elton John, cheap trick, ABBA, Captain and Tennile, Boston, carpenters, BTO, Kiss and many more. The 70s was the decade that the US become a major oil importer. From World War 2 the US was a factory country. Because of resource depletion and the cost of living was increasing because more and more people had their own automobile. The factories started shutting down and moving to other countries. This would continue to around 2000. Thousands of factories gone. The end of the Vietnam war. Kids still played outside with other kids. Playing games, riding bicycles, building forts, playing cowboys and Indians, war (World War 2 of Vietnam) and cops and robbers. Cap guns still looked real, and with caps banged and smoked. Those little kids rides in front of grocery stores and K-MART, a marry go round, horse, helicopter, boat, bat mobile and others The 70s was so unique and I could go on and on. My CB handle was "Teen gigolo"

[@klystronvariant2686]

You missed 8 track tapes and Dr Hook. Growing up in the 70s was a blast.

[@teresahooks3746]

I love dr. Hook

[@terrigaines1812]

I LOVE those rain lamps. I want one so bad but they are CRAZY expensive now.

[@Tomatohater64]

I bet they are.

[@1mespud]

Wow! Those were my jr. and high school years. Let's also not forget wood paneled basements with shag carpeting and barrel furniture decor with all your favorite album covers and blue light posters pasted all over the walls.

[@pitman6992]

My bedroom walls were covered with album covers! Lots of albums came with posters also! Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon had a couple of them!! Oh, n the felt black light posters were popular too. I had a bunch of'em!!

[@1mespud]

@@pitman6992 Now that's what I'm talkin' about! We're all products of our era and environment.

[@tonycollazorappo]

I was born in 1961, in 1970 I was 9. I got my first pair of bell-bottoms jeans. 60s -70s were the best eras to be a kid ✌🏻🙂👍🏻

[@jeremy1350]

Hey there. We had 3 waterbeds in our family home in the late 1970's and early 80's. We had a CB in the family car for road trips. With a 10 foot orange antenna on the back bumper. My dad built a special Stereo Cabinet for the family stereo system. And every morning at 7am he would turn it on and Lou Rawls used to sing (You'll never find) every day for months !!! I was 9 years old and in elementary school at the Bicentennial. There were huge models of the Declaration of Independence and the bill of Rights on the Stage in the Cafeteria/auditorium. And there was Red, White, and Blue bunting and flags covering everything that was nailed down. There was a roller rink right near our house and we skated every weekend, and had most of our birthday patties AT the rink.

[@GothGuy885]

I remember going to a local pizza place as a teen back in the 70's, and every tine we walked in the door "Have you never been Mellow" by Olivia Newton John would be playing on the Jukebox . like clockwork!

[@Dorthy-wx9fq]

I remember the 70's very well and 1976 quite well, I was 16 and I remember going to see the train that was called the Bi- Centennial and in it you could see everything from items from TV and movies and even radio, it was fun to go through. I went there with my dad and we sew all of the things that was in it. But ya, the 70's was a good time to be both a kid and a teenager.

[@watcherofclassics]

3:00 Another reason CB radio was so big back then was the fact that you could talk to people over a long distance without needing a phone. This was a big deal in an age without mobile phones.

[@nursiebelle]

I wish they still made car seats like that, not bucket seats

[@rockerdriver]

Ikr. You can still get a new F150 or Silverado with a good old bench seat,column shifter and powerful V8. Sadly there’s no Lincolns or Caddies made like that anymore 😢 Those luxury land yachts were so awesome!

[@johnccman9547]

Best time of my life much easier! Thanks for sharing

[@joeanderson8839]

Streaking was the coolest thing in the 70s. " DON'T LOOK ETHEL" But it was too late.

[@pitman6992]

!!!🤣😂🤣

[@Oldschoolrules123]

😂😂😂😂😂Yes , I remember.

[@bruce8808]

I was a High School student in the 70s. I had a 1968 Mercury Cougar Tan colored with a white vinyl top with a 8 track tape player. I grew up in a rural area so with our nearest neighbors a quarter mile down the road we road our motorcycles on the road besides the dirtroads on the property. We went to arcades and batting ranges for recreation.

[@TeamTrumpUSA]

I was in the 7th grade, and I remember a 1969 Mercury Marquis Brougham 4-door hardtop. That was class. My folks purchased a 1972 Marquis but the 1969 was a beauty, not like the cookie cutter cars that are made today.

[@OrsonBuggy1958]

Lava lamps and black lights.

[@tzgaming207]

don't forget those UV posters with the black pseudo-velvet flocking 😂

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

@@tzgaming207 Those were cool. Did you ever see the one where the eagle is swooping down to get the mouse? The mouse was flipping him the bird and the caption was "the last act of defiance." 🤣

[@figgy7099]

What? Not a word about Lynyrd Skynyrd, drive-in movies, 8-track tapes, rotary phones, pay phones, cola in bottles, muscle cars, sea-monkeys "Gee your hair smells terrific" or "herbal essence" shampoos, Musk Oil, Skinny Dip, tv shows or the Carpenters?

[@tonycollazorappo]

I'm sure this channel had 70s video before and they touched upon those. I visit this channel a lot 👍🏻

[@sashasue00]

Loves Baby Soft

[@barneyfife7575]

The cutest girls always smelled like Agree shampoo.

[@pitman6992]

This channel has videos that include all that. Luv his videos, check out the others!!😎👍

[@angelabluebird609]

@@barneyfife7575 Or Flex!

[@SJHFoto]

We used to always dress up for airplane rides! Also, some of my earliest memories are my Dad letting me use the CB radio on his '73 Buick Electra on road trips! We would do that, and then play province/state spotting. (You had a piece of paper, and all of us would put which province or state license plates were from)

[@glennso47]

I was discharged from the navy in 1970 and I was able to pay cash for my first car, a 1970 Chevy BelAir !

[@susancorvalan6765]

So groovy wearing USN bell bottom flared trousers with the button front flap and laced up back. I bought them at the Army Navy store. Deepest navy blue wool serge fabric and very long. Wore platform pumps and snug cropped top. Felt so cool!

[@robertewalt7789]

The Navy changed from bell bottom work clothes as they became popular in civilian culture.

[@glennso47]

The bell bottoms were not so cool when you were required to wear them because they were your uniform.

[@HDCalame]

The roller rink was a pretty cool place for pre- teens to spend summer afternoons too.

[@footballlvnlady]

My husband and BIL built a couple waterbeds in our basement. They were very nice and had drawers underneath. That waterbed lasted from 1984 until 1992. The liner got a rip. We still used the bed frame and put mattress in it. We bought my daughter a brand new waterbed in 1986. She had that until 1998. I was in high school 1972-76. A bunch of our friends got CB radios. We would ride around talking between cars.

[@thehapagirl92]

My mom was a teen back then and had a water bed. She still had it in the 90’s when I was a kid. In fact, in 1992 when I was born my parents had the bed as their main bed and my mom said one day my dad plopped on the bed and my little baby body went flying and almost hit the ground but thankfully my dad grabbed my foot at the last minute 😂

[@frwayflyer1111111]

I still sleep in one

[@thehapagirl92]

@@frwayflyer1111111From the 70’s? Is it good for your back? If you’re old like my parents you might want a Temperpedic. Water beds are not the best back support

[@frwayflyer1111111]

But it's so warm in the winter

[@soundslikebstome]

The 70's were awesome! Today, some of the innovations were pretty dumb, but then, they were incredible! I miss my 8 tracks getting EATEN in the deck, taping them together and then getting EATEN again!!! My first CB in my 74 Cutlass S (antenna on the trunk) cost an astronomical $100. And I had Diamond Dogs (from my 12 tapes for 1 cent subscription) which I reneged on the contract....I was 14 years old!

[@Rob-yr3vw]

I can't count the times I would see that narrow brown ribbon stretched out along the roadside.

[@pitman6992]

Yesss! Columbia House music subscription!!! I bought many 8 tracks from them!!

[@LostCause-69]

One of my earliest memories was riding on a plane.

[@summerrayne42]

I wish they still made heated water beds. They were the best! 😀👍

[@joeyank2451]

Weren’t They Though.

[@summerrayne42]

@ Yep! I would rock myself to sleep every night. I think they should come back with them, for I think they were very therapeutic☺️!

[@thetraveler2561]

We still have our oil lamp that works with the 3 graces....our lava lamp , and that old electric gold plug in lamp. Some nice times.

[@scratchdog2216]

Born '65. Great times as kids we had. Still do. Grew up rural so was outside a lot. Still am.

[@barneyfife7575]

My older sister married in 73. They had a rain lamp AND a Cordoba. Btw the best receiver was the Marantz with that COOL blue light.

[@pitman6992]

I had a Panasonic system 8 track with Thruster speakers, those things were impressive! My parents hated them!!😂🤣😂

[@AlexVanEks]

I was born in the 80s, grew up in the 90s, but my family had a lot of this stuff still around 😂 and told stories of the cool stuff from the 70s and wild stories of stuff they got away with that you couldn't do today lol

[@Lovejazz01]

Speaking of rollerskating , don’t forget the Roller Derby, it became really popular in the 70’s , especially with the women’s leagues, even tho they had men’s roller derby also.

[@paulcheek5711]

cool bikes

[@talfacprez]

You missed one key thing to go with your CD radio in your car. You missed the Fuzz Buster radar detector you would stick on your dash board to alert you that there was police along the highway catching speeders, especially when the national speed limit was 55 mph on the highways.

[@randyronny7735]

My first pair of bell bottoms were baby blue with thin navy blue and white vertical stripes. I wish I had a pair now, because the current too small pants suck.

[@bobc8649]

Don’t forget Quadrophonic !! I couldn’t afford it but my buddy had a Sansui Quad with 4 speakers. Some radio stations also broadcasted in quad then !

[@gulagospheremfg]

With corner horns! Blew out the whole neighborhood.

[@glennso47]

What good was Quad when the station changed its format from music to news/talk? 😮

[@ProfessorEchoMedia]

I remember and experienced all of these as a teenager in the 70’s, but no memory at all of those oil rain lamps. ???

[@timetoretire]

Bought my waterbed 1983 with 1st income tax return. Loved it

[@lorimartin3724]

I bought mine in 1980 with my first tax return. Small world.

[@ronm6585]

Thank you.

[@JSFGuy]

Looks like it's that time again, Friday Gen X.

[@SJHFoto]

Oh yea!

[@JSFGuy]

@SJHFoto 🙋🏼

[@bigstackD]

Random comment for the algorithm 👍🏻

[@kristinaNC]

Oh my goodness...my grandparents had an oil rain lamp! It was both mesmerizing and tacky at the same time. They are the only people I ever knew that had one and I was so surprised when I saw you included them in the video. Nice memory!

[@tzgaming207]

Hifi's were definitely worth the mention, but I think the ones with the panel of multi-colored bulbs that would flash in time with the music were more quintessentially 70s 😎

[@terrigaines1812]

Air travel is STILL luxurious. I certainly can't afford it.

[@masoodgha6765]

thanks a lot for this video,,,❤❤👍👍❤❤👌👌❤❤

[@joeanderson8839]

Everyone had a Burt Reynolds mustache.

[@michaelwascom62]

In addition to the Burt Reynolds mustache, the guys wanted to boast their cool and sex appeal wore an open-collar shirt that blazed with chest hair, and a coifed male-permanent hairdo. And don't forget the ever-present platform shoes!

[@glennso47]

The cool thing about the military was that I could buy stereo systems for practically nothing!

[@IBM29]

When I was stationed in Germany in 1977, I bought a JVC receiver for $180. Locally, in the USA, it was $550!

[@glennso47]

@@IBM29Same thing if you had been stationed in Asia especially in Japan. 😊

[@ccsimonds9590]

Heated water beds = best sleeping ever. We practically lived at the skating rink in the 70’s. We were there every Friday night, Saturday afternoon and again that night. And during the summer we went on Sunday afternoon and Wednesday night as well. I’ll never forget roller disco

[@timroot4207]

Thank you !!!

[@Mick_Ts_Chick]

My grandparents had a silver Cordoba. It really was a nice car! You had 2 of my favorite artists- Led Zep and Bowie. Glam rock was awesome- my favorite was The Sweet. We were at the skating rink almost every Friday or Saturday night. We were so proud when we finally got our speed skates. Mine were Jets with Zinger wheels. 60s and 70s muscle cars were the best! 😍

[@Rob_1776]

Loved the 70s was just a kid, then! And I had American Pride then! And still do now!

[@markhodge5006]

I had a dark green 77' Cordoba with tinted windows and a Pioneer stereo. Killer car back in the day.

[@cwilson6990]

I got married in 1975 good times also the 60s were the best simple times stating our side till The St lights came on so much more nice video yes we had when we got married the hanging lava lamps more 🥰

[@leontinen9689]

Bell bottom pants were popular in the 1967 in Chicago land.

[@EastTexasRanching]

My 7th grade English Teacher, in 1978, had a nickname in the classroom.. "Skip A Line Hensley". She made you skip a line between answers on spelling tests. Her CB handle was Galloping Grandma. Till this day, I remember her saying, "Never is NEVER a verb. Not is NOT a verb. n't isN'T a verb."

[@fluffyotter1601]

Thanks @recollection road😊 appreciate the comments section being turned on….in the following video😊

[@tobiojo6469]

Cool video

[@SJHFoto]

Star Wars in the movies, and Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers on TV!

[@Markimark151]

Mercury Cougar cars were considered cool in 1970s, my dad and my uncle both owned those cars and they had popular features like FM stereo cassette player which was premium on those models! Home stereo systems like RCA were high quality, the record player allows you to automatically change three different records without having to flip them to play the next disc!

[@unicorn12345]

0:35 you actually *needed* the heater for the waterbed. Without it you would wake up freezing cold, and worst case die of hypothermia.

[@Michel-r6m]

Still remember my father giving me a led display calculator and getting an lcd watch for christmas. It was beyond anything I could imagine...and my parants gave us (as a family) a Magnavox/Philips gamecomputer...some really good games on that system.

[@scottmcwave9479]

Bell Bottom Blues! 🎶🎶🎶

[@julenepegher6999]

I Loved my Bell Bottoms!

[@tonycollazorappo]

I was given my first pair in 1970, I was 9 years old 👍🏻

[@franksavage8031]

And platform shoes.

[@Lisa..4]

I enjoyed the video.

[@Contessa6363]

I remember waiting in line for 4 hours to see the Freedom Train! I was in 7th grade. 😂😂

[@steventhorson4487]

My father had a white Cordoba!! Not a bad ride!!😊❤

[@kells881]

I was born in 64, so many of these things & more I am aware of. It’s so crazy to have been around back then & you think nothing of it. It’s when you’re older & can compare it too today’s world, that’s when you realize just how great your childhood was. I’m sorry, but I seriously doubt many kids from the past 30 years can look back & say how great their childhood was & that’s really sad. We didn’t experience the things kids today do. Hell we all were able to be kids & be outside without a care in the world. They don’t & can’t unfortunately, it’s not safe for them.

[@thomasallen3818]

I had a king size water bed in the 70’s, and don’t know why I ever thought it was a good idea to get one. It was a pain to regulate the temperature. We were either freezing or burning up. After about 18 months of it we bought a Sealy PosturePedic mattress and I gave the water bed to my cousin, who ended up flooding his house when he accidentally punctured it.

[@commentingcollector]

My first car was a white ‘77 Chrysler Cordova! Great channel 👍❤️

[@HDCalame]

David Bowie's real name was Jones but he changed it to Bowie to avoid confusion with Davy Jones of Monkees fame.

[@josephgaviota]

3:00 I really liked the movie "Smoky and the Bandit."

[@joeanderson8839]

Ten Four, back door, put the peddle to the metal what cha waitin for Hammer down to Macon town Gonna see my momma shore

[@tuvia4082]

Don't forget when the older boys were trying to make the younger ones smoke mary jane.

[@GothGuy885]

Ah yes have started up again in my older years occasionally, now that it's Legal for recreational use

[@joeyank2451]

Thank God They Did.

[@keithwilson6060]

I had a waterbed, but it wasn’t until the early 80s. They were going out of style then and the air beds were coming up.

[@Laura-i2r9r]

My parents had a Swag Lamp in our Living Room it was ornate like everything in my parents living room room fancy and very showey right down to the big Cabinet style floor model color Television that was a Showpiece as well . My mom was Soo proud of her fancy furniture .

[@StaceyWard-z4s]

Wow I remember those stereo s ,if you had one trust me everybody on your block knew it ❤

[@kevinlong9254]

I graduated from high school in 76. Other than a real nice stereo, I'm so glad I didn't experience all the other crap in this video. We had so much fun doing other things.

[@gcbranger1189]

what about lava lamps?

[@h.huffen-puff4105]

I remember seeing CB radios on the passenger side of cars. I used to wonder where the passenger's legs aught to go.

[@thebrotherhoodofsleep9857]

Bikes with banana seats, sissy poles, fenders, and gooseneck handlebars.

[@josephgaviota]

3:40 I _LOVED_ Bell Bottoms. I think I'd like to try them again.

[@joeyank2451]

LED ZEPPELIN Rules Best In The World.

[@tobiojo6469]

The Bicentennial celebrations

[@gulagospheremfg]

1976 was a great year. The whole world celebrated with us.