1970s rock really needs no introduction, and it sure as hell can't be summarized by one. Continuing the creative explosion of the late 60s, rock continued to evolve, break off into sub-genres (including a proliferation of glam rock and funk), and expand on the sub-genres that already existed—including folk rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock, and blues. The decade would see the rise of disco and end with punk rock as the new craze.

Groups like The Beatles , Simon and Garfunkel , and The Doors began the 70s with their final albums. Meanwhile, a number of bands that began in the 60s would reach the pinnacle of their abilities in this new decade, including Pink Floyd , Jethro Tull , and Led Zeppelin . There were also lots of new artists who released their first albums in thi

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