The Who: With their explosive live shows and innovative approach to rock music, The Who became known for their anthemic songs, including "My Generation.
The Rolling Stones: Formed in 1962, The Rolling Stones are synonymous with rock and roll, known for their raw energy, bluesy sound.
The Eagles: With their seamless harmonies and laid-back California sound, The Eagles dominated the '70s rock scene with hits like "Hotel California.
The Beatles: Undoubtedly one of the most influential and iconic rock bands of all time.
Radiohead: Radiohead's experimental soundscapes, intricate arrangements, and introspective lyrics have earned them critical acclaim.
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Queen: With their theatrical performances and diverse musical styles ranging from hard rock to opera, Queen achieved global success.
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Pink Floyd: Pink Floyd's pioneering use of studio effects, complex compositions, and philosophical lyrics helped define the progressive rock genre.
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Nirvana: As leaders of the grunge movement in the early '90s, Nirvana brought alternative rock to the mainstream with their seminal album "Nevermind.
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Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin is renowned for their heavy, blues-infused rock sound, characterized by Jimmy Page's virtuosic guitar playing.
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AC/DC: Known for their electrifying live performances and timeless rock anthems.