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Creem Magazine Reader Polls (1973-77, 79-80) Creem Magazine 1973 Reader Poll Results Top Albums 1. Mott The Hoople – Mott The Hoople 2. The Who – Quadrophenia 3. Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 4. The Rolling Stones – Goat's Head Soup 5. New York Dolls – New York Dolls 6. Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon 7. Allman Brothers – Brothers and Sisters 8. Led Zeppelin – Houses of the Holy 9. Alice Cooper – Billion Dollar Babies 10. Stooges – Raw Power 11. Blue Oyster Cult – Tyranny and Mutation 12. David Bowie – Aladdin Sane 13. Paul McCartney and Wings – Band on the Run 14. Emerson, Lake and Palmer – Brain Salad Surgery 15. Todd Rundgren – A Wizard, A True Star 16. Yes – Yessongs 17. Paul Simon – There Goes Rhymin' Simon 18. David Bowie – Pin-Ups 19. J. Geils Band – Bloodshot 20. Jethro Tull – A Passion Play Top Singles 1. “Angie” – The Rolling Stones 2. “Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting” – Elton John 3. “Ramblin' Man” – Allman Brothers 4. “We're an American Band” – Grand Funk 5. “Brother Louie” – Stories 6. “All the Way from Memphis” – Mott The Hoople 7. “Frankenstein” – Edgar Winter Group 8. “Money” – Pink Floyd 9. “Reelin' in the Years” – Steely Dan 10. “Hello It's Me” – Todd Rundgren Best Re-Issue 1. Thunderclap Newman – Hollywood Dream 2. Allman Brothers – Beginnings 3. The Beatles – 1967-1970 4. Todd Rundgren – Something/Anything? 5. Soundtrack – American Graffiti 6. Pink Floyd – A Nice Pair 7. The Beatles – 1963-1966 8. Spirit – Best of Spirit 9. Buffalo Springfield – Buffalo Springfield 10. The Move – Split Ends * Top Group: 1) Mott The Hoople / 2) The Who / 3) Allman Brothers / 4) The Rolling Stones * Top Live Group: 1) The Who / 2) Alice Cooper / 3) J. Geils Band / 4) New York Dolls * Best Male Singer: 1) David Bowie / 2) Elton John / 3) Mick Jagger * Best Female Singer: 1) Bette Midler / 2) Carly Simon / 3) Joni Mitchell * Best R&B Singer: 1) Stevie Wonder / 2) Al Green / 3) Marvin Gaye * Best R&B Group: 1) War / 2) J. Geils Band / 3) The Spinners * Best Guitarist: 1) Jimmy Page / 2) Mick Ronson / 3) Richard Betts * Best Keyboard: 1) Keith Emerson / 2) Rick Wakeman / 3) Elton John * Best Bassist: 1) Paul McCartney / 2) John Entwistle / 3) Chris Squire * Best Drummer: 1) Keith Moon / 2) Billy Cobham / 3) Aynsley Dunbar * Best Horn Man: 1) Bobby Keyes / 2) Andrew Mackay / 3) Miles Davis * Misc. Instr.: 1) Magic Dick (harp) / 2) Ian Anderson (flute) / 3) Todd Rundgren (studio) * Best Producer: 1) Todd Rundgren / 2) Richard Perry / 3) Bob Ezrin * Worst Group: 1) New York Dolls / 2) Osmonds / 3) Grand Funk 4) / Slade * Best Songwriter: 1) Elton John/Bernie Taupin / 2) David Bowie / 3) Pete Townshend * Best New Group: 1) New York Dolls / 2) Queen / 3) Aerosmith / 4) Lynyrd Skynyrd * Disappointment: 1) The Rolling Stones – Goat's Head Soup / 2) Bowie retirement / 3) Lou Reed – Berlin * Most Pathetic: 1) Richard Nixon / 2) Lou Reed / 3) New York Dolls * Drug: 1) Marijuana / 2) Alcohol / 3) Quaalude * Hero: 1) Elton John / 2) Sam Ervin / 3) Todd Rundgren * Comeback: 1) The Stooges / 2) Paul McCartney / 3) Johnny Winter * Rip-off: 1) Richard Nixon / 2) Watergate / 3) Record prices * Most Valuable Player: 1) Mick Ronson / 2) Todd Rundgren / 3) Pete Townshend * Critic: 1) Lester Bangs / 2) Robert Christgau / 3) R. Melzer * Fad: 1) Glitter / 2) The 1950s / 3) Homosexuality / 4) Watergate * Best Rock 'n' Roll Movie: 1) American Graffiti / 2) Jimi Hendrix / 3) The Harder They Come Creem Magazine 1974 Reader Poll Results Top Albums 1. The Rolling Stones – It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 2. David Bowie – Diamond Dogs 3. Bad Company – Bad Company 4. David Bowie – David Live 5. Roxy Music – Stranded 6. Elton John – Caribou 7. Emerson, Lake and Palmer – Welcome Back My Friends 8. Lou Reed – Rock 'n' Roll Animal 9. Robin Trower – Bridge of Sighs 10. The Who – Odds and Sods 11. Todd Rundgren – Utopia 12. Jethro Tull – War Child 13. The New York Dolls – In Too Much, Too Soon 14. Bachman-Turner Overdrive – Not Fragile 15. Sparks – Kimono My House 16. Mott the Hoople – The Hoople 17. Kiss – Kiss 18. Eno – Here Come the Warm Jets 19. Mott the Hoople – Mott Live 20. Blue Oyster Cult – Secret Treaties Top Singles 1. “Can't Get Enough” – Bad Company 2. “Rebel, Rebel” – David Bowie 3. “It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)” – The Rolling Stones 4. “The Bitch is Back” – Elton John 5. “You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet” – Bachman-Turner Overdrive 6. “Radar Love” – Golden Earring 7. “Bungle in the Jungle” – Jethro Tull 8. “Junior's Farm” – Paul McCartney and Wings 9. “Bennie and the Jets” – Elton John 10. “Sweet Home Alabama” – Lynyrd Skynyrd Best Re-Issue 1. The Who – A Quick One 2. The Beach Boys – Endless Summer 3. The Move – Best of the Move 4. Mott The Hoople – Rock 'n' Roll Queen 5. Alice Cooper – Greatest Hits 6. Elton John – Greatest Hits 7. Various Artists – History of British Rock, Vol. II 8. Genesis – From Genesis to Revelation 9. Them – Backtrackin' 10. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young – So Far Album Cover of the Year 1. David Bowie – Diamond Dogs 2. The Rolling Stones – It's Only Rock 'n Roll 3. Jefferson Starship – Dragonfly 4. J. Geils Band – Nightmares 5. Yes – Relayer 6. Roxy Music – Stranded 7. Jethro Tull – War Child 8. Electric Light Orchestra – Eldorado 9. Grand Funk – Shinin' On 10. Elton John – Caribou * Top Group: 1) The Rolling Stones / 2) The Who / 3) Roxy Music * Top Live Group: 1) Emerson, Lake and Palmer / 2) The Who / 3) David Bowie * Best Male Singer: 1) David Bowie / 2) Elton John / 3) Mick Jagger * Best Female Singer: 1) Joni Mitchell / 2) Suzi Quatro / 3) Grace Slick * Best R&B Singer: 1) Stevie Wonder / 2) Peter Wolf / 3) Al Green * Best R&B Group: 1) The J. Geils Band / 2) Rufus / 3) Gladys Knight and The Pips * Best Guitarist: 1) Jimmy Page / 2) Mick Ronson / 3) Eric Clapton * Best Keyboard: 1) Keith Emerson / 2) Elton John / 3) Rick Wakeman * Best Bassist: 1) Paul McCartney / 2) John Entwistle / 3) Bill Wyman * Best Drummer: 1) Carl Palmer / 2) Keith Moon / 3) Nigel Olsson * Best Horn Man: 1) Andy Mackay / 2) Bobby Keyes / 3) Edgar Winter * Most Valuable Player: 1) Elton John / 2) Pete Townshend / 3) Nicky Hopkins * Best Producer: 1) Todd Rundgren / 2) Gus Dudgeon / 3) David Bowie * Worst Group: 1) The New York Dolls / 2) The Osmonds / 3) Bachman-Turner Overdrive * Best Songwriter: 1) Elton John-Bernie Tapin / 2) David Bowie / 3) Jagger-Richards * Best New Group: 1) Bad Company / 2) Kiss / 3) Bachman-Turner Overdrive * Best Instrumentalist: 1) Ian Anderson / 2) Eno / 3) Magic Dick * Most Pathetic of the Year: 1) Richard Nixon / 2) David Bowie / 3) Elton John * Drug of the Year: 1) Marijuana / 2) Cocaine / 3) Alcohol * Hero(ine) of the Year: 1) Elton John / 2) David Bowie / 3) Judge John Sirica * Comeback of the Year: 1) Eric Clapton / 2) Bob Dylan / 3) David Bowie * Biggest Disappointment: 1) George Harrison / 2) David Bowie / 3) Jerry Ford / 4) Nixon pardon * Rip-Off of the Year: 1) Record Prices / 2) Evel Knievel / 3) David Bowie / 4) Nixon pardon * Critic of the Year: 1) Lester Bangs / 2) Robert Christgau / 3) Jaan Uhelszki * Fad of the Year: 1) Streaking / 2) Glitter / 3) Elton John * Sex Object of the Year: 1) Suzi Quatro / 2) David Bowie / 3) Elton John * Best Rock 'n' Roll Movie: 1) Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones / 2) Phantom of the Paradise / 3) Pink Floyd Creem Magazine 1975 Reader Poll Results Top Albums 1. 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Kiss – Dressed to Kill Top Singles 1. “Fame” – David Bowie 2. “Born to Run” – Bruce Springsteen 3. “Miracles” – Jefferson Starship 4. “Ballroom Blitz” – The Sweet 5. “One of These Nights” – The Eagles 6. “Sweet Emotion” – Aerosmith 7. “Young Americans” – David Bowie 8. “I'm Not in Love” – 10CC 9. “Tush” – ZZ Top 10. “Rock and Roll All Nite” – Kiss Best Re-Issue 1. The Rolling Stones – Made in the Shade 2. The Rolling Stones – Metamorphosis 3. Bob Dylan – The Basement Tapes 4. John Lennon – Shaved Fish 5. Free – Best of Free 6. Yes – Yesterdays 7. Elton John – Empty Sky 8. Jeff Beck – Jeff Beck and The Yardbirds 9. The Who – The Who Sell Out/A Quick One 10. Chicago – Chicago IX, Chicago's Greatest Hits * Top Group: 1) The Rolling Stones / 2) Led Zeppelin / 3) The Who / 4) Aerosmith * Top Live Group: 1) The Rolling Stones / 2) Kiss / 3) Led Zeppelin / 4) The Who * Best Male Singer: 1) David Bowie / 2) Mick Jagger / 3) Elton John * Best Female Singer: 1) Linda Ronstadt / 2) Grace Slick / 3) Patti Smith * Best R&B Singer: 1) Stevie Wonder / 2) David Bowie / 3) Mick Jagger * Best Guitarist: 1) Jimmy Page / 2) Eric Clapton / 3) Keith Richards * Best Keyboard: 1) Elton John / 2) Keith Emerson / 3) Rick Wakeman * Best Bassist: 1) John Entwistle / 2) Bill Wyman / 3) Paul McCartney * Best Drummer: 1) Keith Moon / 2) Charlie Watts / 3) Nigel Olsson * Best Horn Man: 1) Andy Mackay / 2) Clarence Clemons / 3) Edgar Winter * Best Songwriter: 1) Elton John/Bernie Taupin / 2) David Bowie / 3) Mick Jagger/Keith Richards * Most Valuable Player: 1) Ron Wood / 2) Keith Richards / 3) Elton John * Best Producer: 1) Todd Rundgren / 2) Gus Dudgeon / 3) Jimmy Page * Best R&B Group: 1) The Rolling Stones / 2) J.
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    UNIVERSITETET I OSLO “Quiet Please, it’s a bloody opera”! How is Tommy a part of the Opera History? Martin Nordahl Andersen [27.10.11] A theatre/performance/popular musicology master thesis on the rock opera Tommy by The Who ”Quiet please, it’s a bloody opera!” Martin Nordahl Andersen 2011 “Quiet please, it’s a bloody opera!” How is Tommy part of the Opera History? Print: Reprosentralen, University of Oslo All photos by Ross Halfin © All photos used with written permission. 1 ”Quiet please, it’s a bloody opera!” Aknowledgements I would like to thank my supervisors Ståle Wikshåland and Stan Hawkins for superb support and patience during the three years it took me to get my head around to finally finish this thesis. Thank you both for not giving up on me even when things were moving very slow. I am especially thankful for your support in my work in the combination of popular music/performance studies. A big thank you goes to Siren Leirvåg for guidance in the literature of theatre studies. Everybody at the Institute of Music at UiO for helping me when I came back after my student hiatus in 2007. I cannot over-exaggerate my gratitude towards Rob Lee, webmaster at www.thewho.com for helping me with finding important information on that site and his attempts at getting me an interview with one of the boys. The work being done on that site is fantastic. Also, a big thank you to my fellow Who fans. Discussing Who with you makes liking the band more fun.
  • 70S Playlist 1/7/2011

    70S Playlist 1/7/2011

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