20 BEST Gone Groups of the 1970s, have fallen off the radar of time... 

I was thinking the same.

Fleetwood Mac is still around today and still performing. No way are they off the radar. Whoever put this together really needs to do better research. Shame on you. They are still rocking today.

If you listen to it properly he said about the original line up not the line up now

Revenge of Peter Green

yeah. this channel doesn't know sh/t. Fleetwood Mac lasted decades.

Yes, I've got as far as King Crimson and that's me out!

Indeed, No One At All Remembers the Fleetwood Mac that "broke up in the late '70s."

I will be happy to say it for you this is the stupidest list I've ever seen

I feel the same way. Stupid on so many levels

The Sweet are one of my favorite bands ever and they influenced the whole glam scene. This is so inaccurate it's laughable. It's pissing me off! Layla is still played on the radio.

In the suburbs l think everyone had a copy of Rumors.

@@Buddha-of8fk 1977 HS grad. You know we do.

@@markbeames7852 And we played the record on the stereos that was a huge piece of furniture. That's how we rolled. Record player, AM/FM radio and 8-track. ✌️

As an 11 year old in 77 I immediately loved the album Rumors. They not only don’t belong on this list but neither does The Sweet. I still play all the albums from both bands all through the years.

Oh well

The Sweet are not loved, more... adored by their fans, even though three of its members are dead. Their music remains, has influenced other bands and is listened to. They made incredible hits and songs, ranging from glam to hard songs that are still a blast today. I listen to them myself. They live on in the memories of those who lived through those times, big or small, they are not forgotten...what an idiotic list! Eternal love and light for Brian, Mick and Steve...

My first favorite song was Hound dog. My second favorite song and first band I ever loved and still love is The Sweet. I immediately loved Little Willy when I first heard it I believe in 70 or 71. I was born in 66 so it was a long time ago and I was just figuring out what I liked. Funny how I still love them but I have great taste 🤣

@@robert.m4676 It is not at all strange that you still love them: the Sweet are a kind of drug, they develop serious addiction...I was born in 1974...and I'm hopelessly addicted😍. It's just that it's not usually said that when you listen to them for the first time, then you can't do without them for the rest of your life...I tried to quit but never succeeded😂🧁🍭🍬🍦❤️

@@robert.m4676 No, it's not strange at all that you continue to love them...the fact is that you are not told that the Sweet make you develop a serious addiction...you listen to them the first time, then you can't do without them anymore...I was born in 1974 and I'm hopelessly addicted...😍I've tried from time to time to stop, but I've never succeeded. More: hating them is a crime!😂🍦🍭🍰🍬❤️ P.S Brian, Mick and Steve were good and humble people...

Yeah - instead listed some I never heard of, him either apparently, just lifts random songs off albums not knowing he missed the ones that put them on the map, lol.

That's like saying; "the beatles?"

@@donwest5387 Seriously. They WERE the 70s, especially after Rumours came out.

I haven't thought of Fleetwood Mac since late last week.

@@testodude 😆😆😆😆

Many great bands in the 70s. AC/DC, Status Quo, Black Sabbath, ZZ Top​, Deep Purple, etc.@@toshirodragon

Budgie got covered by Metallica in 1987 and that gave them a lotf royalties and some notoriey. Only reason I know about them

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not an accomplishment that it should be. Winning a Grammy isn’t really an accomplishment either. I don’t like what they like. Who does?

Who will ever forget these legendary names?

And Stray

Spooky tooth and UFO in particular were really incredible !

@@robert.m4676 And Wishbone Ash

@@daisywrabbit Chicken shack

@sek795 they're even wrong on lynyrd skynyrd too.

Their wrong on most of them

And at least 45 years old

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 and yet this video doesn't mention either song. makes you wonder how much this gut knows about music.

Not exactly headline news either

Funny I haven’t gotten to Lynyrd Skynyrd my co-favorite band alongside The Sweet and The Doors got me to quit watching this stupid video after I saw what you wrote. I got to the guess who before I read what you wrote. I loved all these bands except for a couple so I’ve heard enough to skip the rest. Thank you!

Right...I'm not even watching anymore...wow

This video is idiotic.

Lynyrd Synyrd hasn’t been forgotten. I listen to them and know people of multiple generations that listen to them too.

@@dianefontaine7204 my point exactly.

@@dianefontaine7204 the narrator must be AI.

Timeless

Excellent comment. These 'forgotten bands" videos are totally absurd.

This is one diehard fan who says: thank you for your comment. Whoever made this video is an utter moron.........I'm livid!!!!

@thecuttingroomfloor5817 I've no idea from where this click-baity channel guy hails, But he can take with him my resounding THUMBS DOWN. Not only did he not merit a thumbs up just for producing content that's watchable, he's earned a THUMBS DOWN for producing content that's simply fail. I caught the 1960s vid before I got this one (it was even worse). I thought that perhaps he was dragging the lake to come up with those artists, until I saw that this one was just the same. More amazing artists who, for the most part, saturated the air waves in their day, but who are not popular today. I have had many cars in my 40+ years of driving, but only one bumper sticker -- the "Unknown Pleasures" album art. Yes, Joy Division was something, and still is. Their sound was cutting edge then, and timeless now. Also King Crimson - really? I just have to shake my head at that one, too. This video did not claim to be about musical taste or preference, so I can't give the "subjective" pass here. Sweet? Just - what was this guy thinking? (clicks and views, clicks and views). Enough of my rant. In summary, this video and at least one more from this channel belong -- you guessed it -- on the cutting room floor.

@@fukujuamaterasu Agreed. I feel angry at myself for rising to the bait.

I have to agree. The one thing about videos like this is maybe some 20 year old might discover some of the classics and that is a good thing.

"Kick me hard" is one of the most fun lps I've ever heard

Because the AI can’t tell the difference

@@blbtube Heh

They’re not exactly headline news either. Only Andy Scott alive.

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Yeah, I know. Rest in peace Brian and all the others.

She opened for The Who when I saw them about eight years ago. Honestly, she really brought it on. I actually enjoyed her more than The Who.

@@Cap683 Yea I am about all Joan Jett'd out

Not that many people know of K.C. these days but they are one of my all time favorites. Court of the Crimson King!!!

Yeah right. Karen Carpenter is only considered one of the finest singers ever.

@@Harry-Storm Their music was still shit

@@Groundhogfan1962 And she still has the most incredible voice. I get it. it's not cool enough for you.

Actually it's spelled lynyrd skynyrd. Not Leonard skinnard.

@@Christopher-v7u Neat. Thx.

​@@marcb.cardlab6750lol 😂👌

Because Sammy hagar tied to van halen as their second singer. Look up Montrose on RU-vid one of the channels is van halan archive.

@@Christopher-v7u I know, but the pic shows DL Roth