Midnight Media Cafe - Greatest Hits of the 70's

[serai]

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Here's a playlist I'm having a lot of fun grooving on. Almost 200 songs, all from my teenage years:

Greatest Hits of the 70's - Youtube playlist


Holy shit, this takes me back. High school. My first girlfriends, Tina and Pam. (Well, only girlfriends. I never had any other women lovers after them.) My first concert - Queen, Night at the Opera tour, the Los Angeles Forum. Pam and I dressed in matching black satin. Damn, was she beautiful. Tall, broad-shouldered, these unreadable eyes. (I'm always terrible at describing skin tone, but I'd say hers was hazelnut...yeah.) And my first boyfriend, Ted. He was beautiful too. Imagine a male Elisabeth Shue but with fuller lips. A real English rose. We used to park his mail jeep in front of my parents' house and go at it before I went back in. (Yes, a mail jeep. We were both pretzels. Ah, youth.) Laserium at the Griffith Park Observatory. Smoking out by the Hollywood sign, back when you could still climb up there. Goddamn.

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Comments

[addie71.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I'm going to have to check that out!

[shirebound]

I can't remember how many times I listened to this song over and over. The big, booming ending (like the ending of "Born to Run") always got me jumping and excited. 70s music was the BEST, from beginning to end.

[mews1945.livejournal.com]

Music is a magic carpet that can take you back to a special time in your life.

[claudia603.livejournal.com]

aww...I love your memories associated with music. Music is so evocative.