Never mind the double numbering. mistakes were made.

i have added SO many titles to my netflix queue doing these quizzes!

I know I am probably the only one who would pick this one but I love love love Sgt Pepper's Lonley Hearts Club Band.  It is a cheesetastic film.

I have enjoyed the following;

Song Remains the Same (Led Zeppelin) 
Live at Pompeii (Pink Floyd)
Rocky Horror Picture Show (various artists)

Rocky Horror Picture Show (various artists)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Bee Gees and assorted other artists)
Born to Boogie (T. Rex)

My favourite musical movie from the 70s is an unlisted film in the poll. Released in March 1976, Tommy, the cinemagraphic version of The Who's rock opera, directed by Ken Russell.

What about David Bowie/Ziggy Stardust's 'final' concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1973, where he famously announced his retirement from the stage? That was quite a moment in rock'n'roll history.

Sgt. Pepper.  Cheesy as heck, but I really enjoyed it 8)

dag, the bee-gees are tied with led zeppelin. i did not think i'd see this.

i need to check this movie out!

Rocky Horror of course. ;)

Its ASTOUNDING, time is fleeting... MADNESS, takes it's toll...

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Evita and Jesus Christ Superstar are both 70s musicals but were committed to film later on.

another hot one i forgot about is "hair," i'm pretty sure that was late 70s.

and what about fame? when was that? i forget.

another hot one i forgot about is "hair," i'm pretty sure that was late 70s.

and what about fame? when was that? i forget.
Hair I can confirm is a late 60s musical.

Hair I can confirm is a late 60s musical.
the stage version? there was a movie version too.

As for the list, none from the list:

Tommy (Stage and Movie)
Evita (Stage)
Jesus Christ Superstar (Stage)

'79. directed by milos forman! (man on the moon, amadeus, one flew over the cuckoo's nest...)

http://imdb.com/title/tt0079261/

'79. directed by milos forman! (man on the moon, amadeus, one flew over the cuckoo's nest...)

http://imdb.com/title/tt0079261/
I was thinking of the original appearance on stage.

My favourite musical movie from the 70s is an unlisted film in the poll. Released in March 1976, Tommy, the cinemagraphic version of The Who's rock opera, directed by Ken Russell.


I must agree with you, I LOVE Tommy!!!

I must agree with you, I LOVE Tommy!!!
Star-studded too.

ROCKSHOW!!!!!!!


Hey! Where is Stop Making Sense? oh...right.  80s.

My favorites:

Musicals:

Tommy
Hair
Jesus Christ Superstar
Godspell

Concert Films:

Emerson Lake & Palmer from Nassau Colosseum
Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii
The Last Waltz

What? No Baby Snakes? I'll tell you once I see that movie.

1] Jesus Christ Superstar(it was an album first, then a stage performance, then a movie)
2] Hair(movie version, since it qualifies for the 70's)
3] Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare

Rocky Horror (of course)
Sgt. Pepper (Yeah, guilty pleasure but I can't help it, I LOVE this movie)
And the only other one on the list that I have seen was The Kids Are Alright (the Who)-saw that at the movies-on a date and we were...um..feeling no pain  ;) so I don't remember too much of the movie.  ;D


The others that some people have mentioned, Jesus Christ, Superstar and Tommy. I was very disappointed with the movie version of Hair but the play was EXCELLENT!!!



Cat

.......... I was very disappointed with the movie version of Hair but the play was EXCELLENT!!!
Cat


I remember the Broadway cast album of Hair. I had to be 5-6yrs old, giggling during "I Got LIfe" when they sing "I got my T*ts" and also "I got my A**"  Hey, I was only 6.

I loved the movie, loved it! I couldn't wait to see it. You'll notice my moniker "berger"

I remember the Broadway cast album of Hair. I had to be 5-6yrs old, giggling during "I Got LIfe" when they sing "I got my T*ts" and also "I got my A**"  Hey, I was only 6.

I loved the movie, loved it! I couldn't wait to see it. You'll notice my moniker "berger"



I picked up on the "berger" and Hair was first thing I thought of. I grew up listening to the album of Hair (and yeah, I giggled too). I ALWAYS end up crying when I hear "The Flesh Failure". Heavy, heavy song.




Cat

Paul Schaeffer is on that Godspell soundtrack; the one from the film
If I remember correctly you see that band for minute..his little head. he he

I could only pick 2: The Song Remains The Same and The Last Waltz.

For me there really was only one ! Rocky Horror every time. But I also picked Abba The Movie cos its was filmed here in my home town and my oldest bestest friend can be seen in the front row of the Perth concert scenes !!  We watch it together just to point her out !

What about 1979s The Rose with the fab Bette Midler ? does that count as a Rock Musical or Concert film ?  I felt it was a mix of both.

what about Pink Floyd The Wall ?
If that would have been a selection, it would be in my top 3. Of the choices listed, I picked
Song Remains The Same- Led Zeppelin
The Last Waltz- The Band
Rocky Horror Picture Show

Also... would Grease be a candidate? if so, it would be my #1 pick. And I'd have to pick 5.

what about Pink Floyd The Wall ?
If that would have been a selection, it would be in my top 3. Of the choices listed, I picked
Song Remains The Same- Led Zeppelin
The Last Waltz- The Band
Rocky Horror Picture Show

Also... would Grease be a candidate? if so, it would be my #1 pick. And I'd have to pick 5.
The film version of Pink Floyd The Wall was released in 1982, which falls out of the 70s bracket.

did it? For some reason I thought it came out in 1979. Oops.

did it? For some reason I thought it came out in 1979. Oops.
The album was released 1979, Another Brick In The Wall Part II was the UK Christmas Number One, and The Wall was released in the same December.

did it? For some reason I thought it came out in 1979. Oops.
Pink Floyd The Wall was premiered at The Cannes Film Festival on 23 May 1982, released in the UK on 14 July 1982 and USA on 13 August 1982, after a USA early release in New York on 6 August 1982.

8) Song Remains The Same.....We had a old theatre here in memphis that played " Midnite Flicks "...There were 3 films that were the only ones they showed...Rocky Horror Pic Show..( Ev dressed up..it was pretty cool..)...The Wall...(  Whoa..Watched that on windowpane ..cool..)..and my FAVE THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME....Led Zep is my fave band and I have the VHS tape...does anyone know if its on DVD??? Surely it is.... :-\\

Pink Floyd The Wall was premiered at The Cannes Film Festival on 23 May 1982, released in the UK on 14 July 1982 and USA on 13 August 1982, after a USA early release in New York on 6 August 1982.



There was also a Live at the Berlin Wall with Bryan Adams, Cyndi Lauper, Thomas Dolby and many, many more preforming the show (I think just before the wall fell-or just after in 1989). I have a copy of it on VHS. If you haven't seen it, check it out.




Cat

I'm tempted to say "Rockshow" and "Baby Snakes", but I haven't seen either D=.

How's about "Rock 'N Roll High School".  I still love that one :)

There was also a Live at the Berlin Wall with Bryan Adams, Cyndi Lauper, Thomas Dolby and many, many more preforming the show (I think just before the wall fell-or just after in 1989). I have a copy of it on VHS. If you haven't seen it, check it out.




Cat


  I just heard on a local classic rock station, for the first time ever, four live recordings from the Berlin Wall event.  Among the songs was a memorable Roger Waters/Paul Carrack, (yes, Paul Carrack) rendition of Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb"...

  Okay, the song sucked.  Well, the chorus did, anyway.  The rest was money groove ;) on...

  I just heard on a local classic rock station, for the first time ever, four live recordings from the Berlin Wall event.  Among the songs was a memorable Roger Waters/Paul Carrack, (yes, Paul Carrack) rendition of Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb"...

  Okay, the song sucked.  Well, the chorus did, anyway.  The rest was money groove ;) on...


I think Bryan Adams had a hit with Young Lust from this concert too.

Check this out.

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0244296/fullcredits



I forgot that Tim Curry was also in this. Yeah, I do have the video but haven't watched it in a long time. I really should do that soon.





Cat

Here are my remembrances of seeing BORN TO BOOGIE for the first time:

http://doclehman.wordpress.com/category/born-to-boogie/

hey wait a darn minute. I'm sure I posted here 1 or 2 years ago.  Tia... you have some 'splaing to do  >:(


wow, I'm surprised that i missed this thread. anyways,    The Song Remains The Same  we watched it in our car at a  Drive-in movie theatre in Stockton, Ca.