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Rated 1 point - posted 13 years ago by Anthonyreid in category Music.
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The Beatles
Essential Album: Revolver
With record sales estimated at more than a billion worldwide, no other band had a greater influence on the course of rock music.
176 points - added 13 years ago by Anthonyreid - 1 comment
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Agree, greatest band of all time.
Added 13 years ago by Mleyland, -1 points
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The Doors
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Led Zeppelin
Essential Album: Led Zeppelin IV
Their "Stairway To Heaven" is believed to have received more radio airplay than any other song in history, even though it was never released as a single.
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Rolling Stones
Essential Album: Sticky Fingers
The original "bad boys" of rock, the Stones are among the most durable bands, recording and touring with few breaks since they began in 1961.
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The Who
Essential Album: Who's Next
One of the first, most successful, and longest lasting power trios, The Who were innovative both musically and technically.
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Fleetwood Mac
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The Kinks
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Creedence Clearwater Revival
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Jethro Tull
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Queen
Best live band ever
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Eagles
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Deep Purple
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Pink Floyd
Essential Album: Wish You Were Here At the vanguard of the Progressive Rock movement, they have sold more than 200-million albums since 1967. One of the first bands to use light shows and fireworks in their live performances.