I remember that! It was called the 90s

You're kidding yourself if you think every 70s record was this cool, a lot of it was pure shit too.... but yeah, there was a higher percentage of overall coolness.

@@thierrycopuse9889ah, the recycled 70s, gotta love it 😂

​​@@b00gi3eah but... ... at least the shit had to be played by competent musicians, well ..musicians who knew one end of a guitar from the other...most of them could count to 4 ! ...and land pretty much nearly one the one !..without the quantise button !!..ok 1s and 0s were creeping into music but in an expensive and quite creative way ( the mighty Fairlight ) and early sequencers drum machines and those ridiculous bassline bass imitatorthings tb-something 3-0-something or other ♻️ ! were so clunky, non intuitive or just inauthentic they spawned (and continue to create) their own genre of quite amazing music rather than putting drummers out of work but by the time autotune made it possible for its (almost) nemesis the very infamous sam fox to pull in the shillings/be exploited it was the beginning of the end ,or the end of something for sure Its no coincidence that the introduction of tech and specifically digital tech around the 80s has all of us that were alive and many that werent putting music from the 70s on a pedestal and bemoaning the loss of what was seemingly so abundant back then . I do wonder if the digits hadnt encroached on music or were found too crude or it all happened 20 or.30.years later what the 90 and 00s would have produced . No Soft Cell but what would creativity and musicianship have bubbled up instead ? Its so bad now that i even hanker after those 'top of the pops' records (the worst example imho of 70s playing ) The TOTP band, nothing to do with the bbc singles chart program TOTP, but riding high on their uncopyrighted coatails , bought 12 current chart singles and being good musos in a day or two covered each one as close to the original as poss and released them on the thinnest bendiest bit of vinyl ever for less than a quid iirc Some sounded ok some were shite and i hated them at the time bc they seemed to sound on point apart from the 'life' or grunt or something original that made the original song original (terrible 'splaining )was missing . Even tho as an aspiring musician myself i was, at the same time, in awe of their obvious all round skill. This is the worst type of commercially available music i can think of from that era.but somehow i wish it still existed in some form today just to show folk you needed to do work to have your chops before you (or the person playing your part in the wings ) could access that hallowed arena of success , horrible tawdry nickel plated success .Hollow it def was from the inside The music biz is a fucking blood sucking talent squashing vampire but on some level you had to get in there or be unseen to most music aficionados. .doesnt matter if your elton john or keith jarret it is or was a necessary evil . Its modern day 'downtrodden person makes good and is golden for 5 mins on saturday tv' is even more creepy but somehow.makes a virtue of its shallow shitness so perhaps isnt as bad ...even tho it does seem to burn its talented tender little moths to a crisp in its white heat of tv fame flame just as it did back then . Caveat Lector. ...ok ..who put me on that soapbox ...shit.. .Hello again. Sorry for all the bla bla blabber.. .if you made it this far you should be doing a ba in music history or you have, like me , too much time on your hands... E&OE

​@@b00gi3 survivorship bias doing it's work!

SYNCHRONICITY

What's crazy about it?

@@kukko83 The physical proximity between the phone I saw this video on and the stack of records with this on top of it being centimetres away from my feet and in my field of vision at the same time is pretty unlikely or does that happen all the time to you? Aha

I figured it had to be "the coincidence factor".

Всё так!!! 1970-1979 - расцвет прога, лаунжа, фьюжна

@@user-vi9jf6wb5d расцвет вообще любой музыки. Словно в небесах был раскрыт некий канал, откуда лились идеи и мелодии. А после 80-го года он закрылся.

@@user-hc4ht9ol2t факт! и в кино тоже((

@@user-vi9jf6wb5d как по мне, то в в кино всё закончилось сразу после смерти товарища Сталина. Но это неточно

@@user-vi9jf6wb5d Yessssssssss!!!!

Bought it on vinyl when it came out in '75 or '76. I still spin it. Sounds as luscious as the first time I sank the stylus into the groove back in the day.

what are doing here? lol

@@ksager123 I'm a crate digger at heart. What can I say? LOLOL!

They were all amazing. Took pride in their art.

二十九世紀ジャズグループの始まりですよね。

Wow!!! You have excellent taste..love this album..And all Hubert CTI collection....Happy new year ❤❤❤

I once worked in on-air radio and had all the CTI stuff and more. I had to move about 1,000 miles and my collection was just too heavy, so I sold them all--this one included--to a used record shop for $1.00 each. It was so much vinyl that the guy opened a second location...

This album was released under Columbia Records in the late 70's. Hubert was long gone from CTI by then.

This is one of the best. I remember it well.

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