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Below is my opinion which I think got my respect for the most Influential rock band ever. The Beatles is No.1 choice who this band did it all, from the pop songs of their early days to the great rock and meaningful songs later on. All four of them were all great musicians and song-writers yes, even Ringo, almost every song they wrote was good. Next is Led Zeppelin - Every person in this legendary band was in the top ten of their respective instruments. John Bohnam's powerful drums have been mached by only two (in my opinion), John Paul Jones bass was at times incredible and gives him a top ten bassist spot, Robert Plants voice knew no limits, and Jimmy Page's guitar work and riff-writing leaves him to be possibly the greatest guitarist ever.

Jimi Hendrix

The most influencial guitarist ever hands down, if someone says they play guitar, they were influenced by him even if they don't know it. He was technically as good as anybody else, almost every song of his is seems impossible to play, especially with the emotion and feeling he put into it, not to mention he sang at the same time (which is hard to do with any song). If only he had lived longer...

The Who

The Who had THE greatest drummer ever, THE greatest bassist ever, a guitarist who could excell at both rhythm and lead and was one of the most copied guitarsts in England at a time when both the Beatles and Rolling Stones were around, o yeah, and their singer was awsome too. Pete Townshend is one of the greatest song-writers ever, Keith Moon's drums continually supspened belief until his death in 1978, and Roger Daltry's rough yet pleasent voice put the icing on the cake. Best known for their onstage antics, the Who were the first to smash instruments, and were arguably the greatest performers ever. Drum sticks were flying, guitars were blasting, Daltry would be smashing his mic. into the bass drum, while John Entiwstle hammered out basslines, never even movng an inch until the end of the show (quote,"without him we would all just take off).

Nirvana

Nirvana single handedly started the grunge movement and ended hair metal. Although their first album, "Bleach," came out in '89, their second one, "Nevermind," is the most notable, and is the album that started grunge. Although some may bash Kurt Cobain's guitar playing skills, that is mainly only because of the simplicity of his playing, he hated complexity. Simplicity is not the same as bad. His lyrics touched a generation, the greatest band of the '90s.

Guns N' Roses

Home to one of the momst emotional guitar players ever (Slash), and possibly the greatest soloist/solo-writers ever (Slash), Guns N' Roses were the best of '80s hard rock. Axl Roses scream i considered by some the best in rock, and is the perfect fit for a band with their type of music. One of the few bands in the late 80s early 90s to actually be good. Guns N' Roses embodied all that was rock n ' roll (that is, sex, drugs, and achohal). Sadly, GNR did not last very long, and I advise to stay away from their new stuff, which will be easy since Axl (the only remaining member) has been promising a new CD for 7 years. Anything post-Slash is horrible, but anything with him is gold.

The rest Band got my respect as my best Greatest Rock Band ever such as Queen, The Doors, Aerosmith, The Allman Brothers Band and Creedence Clearwater Revival. To proved how so good they are you can check via view numbers sky rocket million and million view at youtube.