70s music

The 1970s were all about sex, drugs and rock and roll; Beat welcomes you to our Disco Inferno.

The Invisible Banana Peel: That Time Harry Styles Almost Moonwalked Off Stage
The Precarious Perils of Pop Performance Performing to tens of thousands of screaming fans night after night is an exhilarating experience, but it’s also fraught with potential pitfalls. Bright lights, intricate staging, and the sheer adrenaline of the moment can sometimes lead to hilarious, albeit momentarily terrifying, accidents. For One Direction, known for their boundless energy and playful stage presence, these moments were not uncommon. From forgotten lyrics to microphone mishaps, the boys had their fair share of bloopers, but one particular incident involving Harry Styles stands out as a true testament to his quick reflexes and an almost-catastrophic, yet utterly comedic, stage exit.
By Queen fa day ago in Beat
The Battle of the Bhangra: One Direction\'s Impromptu Dance-Off Catastrophe
The Undiscovered Choreographic Talents of Pop Superstars For a band like One Direction, whose primary talent lay in their harmonized vocals and captivating stage presence, dancing was often more about charismatic movement than intricate choreography. Their live shows were energetic, full of jumping, running, and playful interactions. But what happened when the boys, cooped up backstage with too much time and boundless energy, decided to try their hand at more ambitious dance forms? The result, as one legendary anecdote proves, was often pure, unadulterated comedic gold. This particular story involves an impromptu dance-off, a sudden burst of Bhangra music, and a collective realization that some talents are best appreciated from a microphone stand.
By Queen fa day ago in Beat
Fighting for More Than Survival: The Story Behind Shadow Fist
In a world where stories often prioritize spectacle over substance, some narratives choose a different path. They focus not just on action, but on the emotional weight behind every decision, every fall, and every rise.
By Andreas szakacs2 days ago in Beat
From Westeros to Hollywood\'s Front Lines: Where the Game of Thrones Cast Stands Today
The realm of Westeros may have closed its gates back in 2019, but the stars who brought George R.R. Martin's epic saga to life have hardly been resting on their laurels. "Game of Thrones" was not just a television phenomenon; it was a career launchpad, a global stage that transformed its ensemble into household names. From conquering dragons to battling aliens, from period dramas to avant-garde theatre, the cast of Game of Thrones has truly branched out, demonstrating their incredible range and resilience. Keeping track of their myriad projects, personal milestones, and public appearances has become a mini-saga in itself for fans eager to see their beloved actors continue to shine.
By Queen f3 days ago in Beat
Wouldn't It Be Rubbery. Top Story - March 2026.
Introduction It was Dena Brown's birthday recently, and she mentioned that one of her favourite songs was "Rubberband Man" by The Detroit Spinners, and I shared "Rubberband Girl" by Kate Bush with her.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 days ago in Beat
Michael Moorcock: His Collaborations With Hawkwind and The Blue Öyster Cult
Introduction: On Michael Moorcock I first came across Michael Moorcock in the seventies through listening to Hawkwind, and that brought me to the four-book Runestaff set, which then introduced me to so many Multiverse novels and the Celtic Mythology Books of Corum of The Silver Hand, and Elric The Albino Stealer of Souls with his Black Blade, Stormbringer.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 13 days ago in Beat
Why So Many People Think Music Isn’t as Good Anymore
Every generation claims that music “isn’t what it used to be.” Yet in recent years, the criticism has grown louder than ever. Across social media, podcasts, and online forums, listeners regularly argue that modern music feels repetitive, shallow, or manufactured. While there are still incredibly talented artists working today, many fans believe something about the structure of the music industry has changed in ways that make great music harder to find.
By Navigating the World17 days ago in Beat
'Sunflower'
At the end of the 1960s The Beach Boys popularity was at its lowest ebb. Looking to move on from their dated image as they left their original label Capitol Records after the release of their final single on the label the aptly titled "Breakaway" composed by Brian Wilson with his father Murry.
By Sean Callaghan17 days ago in Beat
The Rivers of Babylon. Top Story - March 2026.
The iconic disco group Boney M from the 1970s left an indelible mark on the music world with their infectious beats and unforgettable melodies. Formed in West Germany, the group's vibrant sound, blending Caribbean rhythms with European pop sensibilities, quickly catapulted them to international stardom.
By Rasma Raisters20 days ago in Beat
The Break-Up
Introduction The cover image was borrowed from this site It's now 2023, and this is my first post of 2023, and I decided to pick a first album to play this year and chose "London Calling", the Clash's signature album which is full of incredible songs covering many styles complete with the Elvis Presley influenced typography on the cover of the album.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 21 days ago in Beat
Songs Of Moonlight
Introduction This was inspired because the moon lit up the bedroom in the Alnwick apartment. My photographs are not very good, but you can get the idea. I am a bit scared of the dark, so it was nice to be able to see my way around the room when it was dark.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 25 days ago in Beat
Todd Rundren The Boy Who Believed Music Could Heal
Todd Rundgren: The Quiet Light in the Corners of Rock History Todd Rundgren? Remember him? Oh...."Hello its me"...I thought about you for a long, long time......yeah!
By Music Stories27 days ago in Beat