Скачать или смотреть 13 Iconic Rock Songs from 1976 You Must Know

🔥 From the rise of punk to the dominance of arena rock, these 13 tracks redefined what rock could be. Whether you were blasting “Hotel California” on vinyl or moshing to the Sex Pistols in a dingy club, this year left an undeniable imprint on music history.

In this video, we revisit the 13 most influential rock songs of 1976, featuring legendary acts like KISS, Fleetwood Mac, Queen, The Eagles, Boston, The Ramones, and more. These aren’t just songs—they’re sonic milestones that helped close the curtain on classic rock’s golden age and usher in a bold new sound.

🎸 Songs featured include:

Detroit Rock City – KISS

Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac

More Than a Feeling – Boston

Don’t Fear the Reaper – Blue Öyster Cult

Anarchy in the UK – Sex Pistols

...and 8 more unforgettable tracks.

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