@EddieTrunk
Rolling Stone is clueless...for the most part.
1. Beatles
2. Stones
3. Cream
4. Zep
5. The Who
6. KISS
7. Sabbath
8. Iron Maiden
9. Metallica
10. Yardbirds
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Heaven's House Bands
Power Trios
Eric Carr Drums/Vocals
Phil Lynott Bass/Vocals
Gary Moore Guitar/Vocals
BBM
Jack Bruce Bass/Vocals
Gary Moore Guitar/Vocals
Ginger Baker Drums
Emerson, Lake, Powell
@EddieTrunk A major HOF snub with zero chance of nomination is King's X!
Almost 40 years since Out of the Silent Planet
All the grunge bands look to them as an influence
@EddieTrunk
Top 5 American Bands
1. KISSΒ
2. King's XΒ
3. Anthrax
4. Metallica
5. The Monkees
Top 5 British Bands
1. The Beatles
2. Cream
3. Iron Maiden
4. Black Sabbath
5. King Crimson
@EddieTrunk
While most televised performances throughout recent history have been synced, this one is obviously not. Paul Williams could have and gone for the laugh, but here he is singing and smoking in his Planet of the Apes costume. TOTALLY LIVE
https://t.co/VVQrTuRcw7
@EddieTrunk
I am listening to your rant. Some of the music of the flower power era is classified as Psychadelic Rock and Acid Rock because of the drug influence
@EddieTrunk While AC/DC at the superbowl would be awesome and great for Rock, another band that makes sense would be KISS. February is the 50th Anniversary of the debut album, and no other band can put on a spectacle as they can!
@EddieTrunk@TrunkNationSXM Based on Billboard's own criteria, Iggy Pop should not be on this list.
His band was named after him, Iggy and the Stooges, and he's a solo artist. Hypocrites!!!