Converse of object

• seem: For a while, I think, to be called contemporary dance seemed seventies and rather dated.

• front: It kinda reminds me of William Burroughs fronting the seventies Miles Davis band.

Adjective modifier

• mid: From the mid seventies onwards he has been at the center of the English reggae scene.

• sixties/early: The box closed on 19th July 1965, and was demolished in the late sixties/early seventies.

• early: The Musical Box are a French Canadian band who perform music from the early seventies, Gabriel era of Genesis.

• late: The clock was put up in the late Seventies by the Clifton's, who ran a tailor's shop in Midland Road.

• classic: There are some great eastern flavored rock moments here that put me on mind of classic seventies Rainbow.

• very: The washing facilities and toilets were housed in an open-air block of large cubicles enclosed by a very Seventies gently curving concrete wall.

Modifies a noun

• sitcom: Other cult tv guests included Sally Geeson and Carol Hawkins who both appeared in the seventies sitcom Bless this ouse.

• disco: We reckon you're a seventies disco man... You'd be absolutely right about that.

• punk: Seventies Punk ( outside Signup ) Mainstream seventies UK punk rock, all the best for those looking to remember the golden years!

• horror: In that case, why do you feel seventies horror was so startling and original?

• rock: Even the British Government are putting on a show that could have been some seventies rock star's idea of a good night out.

• soul: The Edna Wright LP is a fine example of mid seventies soul.

Noun used with modifier

• mid-nineteen: The growth of modern UK private healthcare accelerated in the mid-nineteen seventies.