1. The Beatles:

Every
male in Europe desired to have their hairdo done like the Beatles. The
Beatles were an amiable rock band group in the 1960s and 1970s. They are
one of the most critically acclaimed groups to ever exist, receiving 7
Grammys and 15 Ivor Novello Awards. Additionally, they have been awarded
with 6 diamond and 24 multi-platinum
albums
amongst others. Popular culture has changed ever since the Beatles.
Many artists such as Brian Adams were influenced by the group and its
legacy.
2. Rolling Stones:

Who
can forget the two best hits: Angie and Paint It Black? Furthermore can
anyone guess the origins of Britney Spears’ song “Satisfaction”? The
song was a modern rendition of Rolling Stones’ classic tune. The band
itself was formed in 1962 by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ian Stewart
and Brian Jones. In almost 50 years, Rolling Stones has released over
100 singles and over 2 dozen albums. They are still quite popular and
are completing world tours. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards still have
their groove, even in their 60s. Britney Spears would not use their
songs, otherwise.
3. U2:

U2
is an Irish rock band formed in 1976 by Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton
and Larry Mullen Jr. By the mid 1980s, U2 was a top international act.
They have won 22 Grammy Awards, more than any other band and are ranked
22 by the Rolling Stones in their list of 100 Greatest Artists of all
Time. Outside of their musical careers, U2 completes charity and
humanitarian work to combat poverty and AIDS.
4. Pink Floyd:

Formed
in 1967, they have sold more than 200 million albums worldwide. They
have also won 4 Grammy awards and helped define the progressive rock
era. They are most significant for their introduction of fireworks and
lights to their stage acts. Their song, “We Don’t Need No
Education“ is still popular today, especially amongst rebellious kids.
5. Santana:

Santana
still has the touch 42 years later with their recent hits such as
“Maria”. They are a Latin rock band which has won 8 Grammy Awards and 3
Latin Grammy Awards. They are currently on tour with Michael Franti and
Spearhead. Carlos Santana, the leader, was named No. 15 on Rolling
Stones` list of 100 Greatest Guitarists of all Time.
6. The Eagles:

The
Eagles is a rock band formed in 1971 in Los Angeles. It is one of the
most successful rock bands with 5 No.1 singles, 6 Grammys, 5 American
Music Awards and 6 No.1 albums. Their song, Hotel California, is still
heard and loved by fans today. Gypsy Kings redid the song and sang it in
Spanish with their own twist. The band is still active today. After a
28 year hiatus, they released the album “Long Road out of Eden”.
7. AC/DC:

AC/DC
is an Australian rock band, popular in the 1980s and the 1990s. It was
formed in 1973 by two brothers: Malcolm and Angus Young. As of 2010, it
sold 200 million albums worldwide. Their second highest selling album,
Back to Black, sold 40 million units worldwide. In the US, they are 5th
best selling band and the 9th best selling artists.
8. Queen:

Queen
was a British band formed in 1970s. Their music was influenced by
progressive rock. They released 18 no.1 singles and 18 no. 1 albums.
They also won 7 Ivor Novello Awards. Their song “Bohemian Rhapsody“ was
voted No.1 hit of all time in UK.
9. Aerosmith:

Aerosmith
is an American band formed in 1970. It incorporates pop, heavy metal
and blues music into their songs. They have sold 150 million albums
worldwide and are most recently known for their theme song in the movie
Armageddon. They are still together are on tour; 41 years and going
strong. All in all they have won 4 Grammy Awards and 10 MTV video
awards.
10. Bon Jovi:

Bon
Jovi is a hard rock group formed in 1983. They have sold 130 million
albums worldwide. Although they have quite a lot of catching up to do to
the other 9 bands on the list, they are moving in a positive direction.
To date, they have done 2600 concerts in over 50
countries
and won several awards in 1987, 1995, 1996 and 2010. Their song “It’s
my Life” released in 2000 was No. 1 in a number of countries. It’s been
performed in all of Bon Jovi’s concerts since the release.
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