The best rock band of all times.

THE STOOGES

the Beatles, on this, the 32nd anniversary of John Lennon's death. RIP Johhn!

ACDC

Hands-down...Van Halen. EVH the BEST guitar player of all time.

Without a doubt:

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I really can't warp my head around the 70's decade and how many amazing bands came to be at that time...mainstream music quality has decreased exponentially since then...

THE DOORS!!!

Eddie may be great, but as a band they did not hold together so well. Thus two lead singers.

Led Zep had more outstanding members in one band.

Dream Theater!!

Ladies and Gentlemen, from Los Angeles California ..

Whoever controls the media controls the mind.

Jim.

This is so personal, thus I have a few.

RUSH tops the list.

1>RUSH

2>Genesis

3>Pink Floyd

4>Dream Theater

5>Kansas

Hey guys,..very simple Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band, best live band ever!!

Still running!!!

Best rock album in 2012 by Rolling Stone.

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Bruce Springsteen's 17th album is rock's most pointed response to the Great Recession: a song suite explicitly for the 99 percent, as largehearted, and as righteously wrathful, as any album he's made. Wrecking Ball rages at corporate oligarchy and economic injustice. "Gambling man rolls the dice, working man pays the bill/It's still fat and easy up on banker's hill," he bellows in "Shackled and Drawn."

It's Springsteen's most walloping and adventurous release in decades. He and producer Ron Aniello merge the sweep, heft and rumble of the classic E Street sound with modern flourishes: mariachi horns, electronica grace notes and, in the gospel-flavored "Rocky Ground," a rapped verse nearly as stirring as Springsteen's chorus courtesy of Michelle Moore, a previously unknown backing vocalist. In places, the master salutes his protégés: "Death to My Hometown" winks at the Dropkick Murphys, with pennywhistles piping over a burly Celtic reel; the title track, an ode to the late Giants Stadium and an F.U. to Father Time, wails like Arcade Fire.

But Springsteen's vision is his alone, and its scope – musically, politically, morally – is vast. In "We Are Alive," Springsteen's "we" includes striking 19th-century railroad workers, 1960s civil rights martyrs and Mexican migrants. Then there's the capacious, whiplashing "We Take Care of Our Own," an infuriated protest about the failure of America's social compact, and the campaign theme for the newly re-elected president. "There ain't no help, the cavalry stayed home," Springsteen laments. But ultimately, Wrecking Ball holds out hope: that, someday, "the promise, from sea to shining sea" will be kept.

the who

lots of great bands over the years but nothing really compares to the dead. you just have to bend your ear to hear it correctly.





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jeeessus why is this EXACTLY what i expected....

just the way you TALK on her makes you sound like old fogeys.. and sure enough.. oollld fogey mustic

fucking 70s 'classic' rock bullshit


everyone in GLP is in their 50s

old as libertarian gun totin anti-everything farts.. with NO original taste in music.. jsut what's been SERRVED to them on the platter of the apathetic 70s

dude who said stooges is exception.

ACDC

Old people watch Carnival Cruise ads, too. The apathetic 70's?



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JUST LIKE WE HAVE REMAKE OF FILMS, even the ones who enjoy modern crap buy the rights for old rock and roll or "pop" from decades ago, from 60 to 90. Some could play Barroque music, Japanese instruments, Spanish Flamengo guitar, Medieval harpcords while modern "music" repeats certain "rythm" and parrot repetition thousand times.

Rock:
Led Zep, Queen, Grandfunk Railroad, Kansas, Journey, Styx, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, AC/DC, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Yes, Jethro Tull, Police, Men at Work, Nazareth, Whitesnake, Rainbow, DIO, R. Speedwagon, CC Revival, Scorpion, The Cars, The Doors, Sweet, The Animals, the list is HUGE and I COULD GO ON AND ON.

Love Queen but vote for Led Zeppelin.

Led zep Kashmir

Prophetic

I had to biggest crush on Sting..I've seen the Police 2x..love em. Like all of the bands listed.

Well Pink Floyd... of course!

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Yep, Queen, no doubt at all.

the clash.