Another year of this #x-daysofmusic challenge set up by 
Finally getting to stuff I remember from the time. To whit: 
David Bowie - Aladdin Sane 
I probably don't remember this song from 1973 but as a child I desperately needed to own a copy of the album. Still one of my favourite Bowie albums, although the live versions on Ziggy Stardust The Motion Picture are mostly better.
E.L.O. - Roll Over Beethoven 
A top track from a cassette we got to listen to in the car. Dad borrowed a box set of pop music stretching from 'How High The Moon' to, maybe 1974. From this he compiled two C90 tapes of musical genius that I would love to still have. This was towards the end of side two of tape two, near T-Rex's 'Children of The Revolution'.
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird 
Live in 1974. From the album Pronounced Leh-Nerd-Skin-Nerd
I have the groovy 12" baseball picture-disc of this. Definitely not from 1973. Stands the test of time, even at 14 minutes!
Grateful Dead - Stella Blue 
From Wake of The Flood
A delicate little number from a fine album marking their return from Americana to psychedelia. One thing you could say for the studio versions - the vocals are vastly better than any concert recording. Lousy singers, the lot of them.
E.L.P. - Karn Evil 9: 3rd Impression 
The good bit at the end, from Brain Salad Surgery
An HR Geiger cover and a totally mixed bag of songs. Prog rock self-indulgence at it's best!
Nazareth - This Flight Tonight 
A Joni Mitchell cover, from Loud 'N' Proud
This is possibly Nazareth's best album, and the single a big hit. When I got a job and moved to London, I walked home each day through Notting Hill and always stopped at at least one of the three branches of Record and Tape Exchange. I bought the entire Nazareth back-catalogue on 2nd-hand vinyl very quickly. Still got 'em. Weirdly, I've not seen the band in concert and with Dan McCaffrey's retirement, I don't think I want to.
Queen - Liar 
A top track from the first Queen album
I don't remember early Queen, but of course 'Bohemian Rhapsody' had a massive impact on anyone watching Top of The Pops in 1975. The first album is a corker, and the pre-Queen Smile material is worth a listen as well, as there's not many songs out there about polar bears.
All the above videos are taken from YouTube, mostly courtesy of people who don't hold the rights.
The rules are to be interpreted as you like really, but are something like this:
Pick years from when you were born to now. It really doesn't have to be all of them
Feature some songs from one of those years in a post with some details about why you like them. You can write something about the year in general too.
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Use the hashtag #x-daysofmusic