How the '70s Dethroned the '60s as Popular Music's Golden Age
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Without us quite noticing, the ’70s have carved out as exalted a place in the pop-music canon as the ’60s. And in many ways, their wide-ranging masterpieces—from punk and disco to proto hip-hop and heavy metal—speak more powerfully to the present than the highlights of any other decade in the 20th century.
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