HEY, why am I laughing!?

That was a GREAT era!

XD

BWA HA HA! Oh man... yeah, that's worth having a section of history erased, isn't it? Kinda hope we do that in the next 50 years. Just casually 'forget' the 70s completely. XD

"Those that forget history are doomed to repeat it"...

Do YOU really want a new Disco era to crop up? 8-P

Good point... *shudders violently* But... to remember it is to open the wound. I'm torn.

Sometimes, you need that jolt to prod you forward. If you cant seep blood from a wound, then your dead already.

Yes

hey, the 70's had some pretty good Southern Rock, so don't write it off completely

not to mention I was born in the 70's... ok, maybe the 70's did SUCK >.<

I grew up in that era. Sore, everyone denies it now, but everyone was swept up in it then - everyone.

Im breaking that mold. It had its moments and was right for the time but change swept it out fast - as it needed to.

Still, I find it a guilty pleasure to fire up my iTunes library of Disco here and there as the mood hits me.

"Sore" - damn drunken typos - was meant to be "Sure"

I would presume that being drink would explain liking disco in the first place

Only if I was on coke.

Drunks were not into disco, it was cocaine.

Now, I will admit i never, ever used cocaine to get high...

But i just liked the way it smelled.

I tried to snort coke once... the bubbles messed up my nose

The 70's! RUN AWAY!

MOTHER OF CELESTIA

Hey! I like disco music!

then you obviously didn't have to survive the 70's like I did

I was a teenager during the 70's, in fact I turned 18 in 1977.

I just like some disco music, it was simply fun to listen to.

Now if you want the ultimate disco tune, try this cover of "Staying Alive," by...

Ozzy Osbourne and Dweezil Zappa.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0GWWuwJOho

uh, yeah I was like 3 in '77

which makes perfect sense because all y favorite formerly owned vehicles were '70's
My 1977 Honda CB750K
My 1977 Plymouth Fury with the 318
My 1974 SuperBeetle with the 2300cc VW Bus Engine and 2000lbs racing clutch
my 1978 Ford F-350 Econoline High Cube Van

My brother has a 1971 Super Beetle, and a 1971 M-813 Military 5-ton truck

*shudders*

no thank you.

Ozzy was good "Back In The Day" when you could still understand WTF he was saying.

Perhaps we might talk sometimes about the 1970s and its music sometimes.

Soooo... how is that any worse then the current era of your reign Celestia?

JESUS!! DOES EVERYBODY WACTH MY LITTLE PONY? XD

I watch it my friend my favorite ponies are rarity and pinkie pie. And u should too!!!!

It's unavoidable. I've tried to resist; but...

Hee hee

LOL... OMFG I can totally see this in an episode!

but.... but... I like disco....

I thought disco was making a comeback?

I think it needs to return

The title looks just fine to me.

The Disco Era!! THE END IS NEAR!!!
Excellent and funny comic art, Greycat.

Disco is not dead, Disco is LIFE!

Yes! That is the passion. I remember it!

I love Mystery Men references!

Quit trashing the 70's. Most of you weren't even born then so shut up. It was great fun. Don't trash a decade just because it was more fun than the present. Time and style are what YOU make of it. And Disco dancing is still great fun.
Funny pic tho. :)

To be honest I really like the 70s considering both my local vision (see PL history) and the general

It's Celestia who hates Disco! She's into RockNRoll!

Showing that Celestia has impeccable taste

*Snert* Nice, very nice.

lol

This is too brilliant for words!! I almost choked on my pizza!

lol XD

*Timmy Turner Dad voice* DIZCORD!

LOL

Radio DJ: This is WZAZ in Chicago, where disco lives forever...
[the airplane zooms overhead the building, knocking the radio antenna down, and the signal goes dead]

One reason you never dog the 70's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEaRCAcfOEQ

I tend to love disco, myself. Much of it has to do with the fact that I was born in 1972, hence throughout my childhood, I became a fan of most disco songs as it played fresh on the radios. I'm also a longtime fan of other non-disco pop music groups from the 1970s like Steely Dan, Steppenwolf, and REO Speedwagan.

I can though take in stride the "disco is the Rodney Dangerfield of modern music". I understand that many folks would disagree with my music tastes. But for me the disco music is a lot more magical and beter on the ears than today's pop and rap, in my opinion.

DisQo era, you mean, right?

'cause we all know whose Equestrian form of manifestation Discord is.

Rofl!

ROFLMAO Celestia no like disco?