Cesar
02.07.07 | YES!!! for #4. I agree with 3, and i guess #2 is ok too.
John Lennon must be here. |
wakeupdead
02.07.07 | Great list! Bon Scott should've been mentioned though. |
TheHamburgerman
02.07.07 | Amen |
hard_rocker89
02.07.07 | Bon Scott.
Good list. |
grungeguy88
02.07.07 | Freddie |
Waterloo_Sunset
02.07.07 | Woah....Cliff Burton is dead? Where the hell have I been all of this time?? |
Bfhurricane
02.07.07 | Mine would be Randy Rhoads, Dimebag, Cliff, and maybe Bon Scott. |
sludge462
02.07.07 | 1. Layne Staley
2. Cliff Burton
3. Dimebag
4. John Bonham
5. Jimi Hendrix |
Boddah
02.07.07 | What about Lennon?
>.>
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SynGates
02.08.07 | bon scott, lennon should be on there. |
Ire
02.08.07 | Yes Yimi |
any14doomsday
02.08.07 | kudos on number 5 |
samthebassman
02.08.07 | What about Jeff Buckley? |
trustxdialect
02.08.07 | Tupac.
He transcends genres. |
jrowa001
02.08.07 | where the hell is Dimebag??????? |
jrowa001
02.08.07 | and Layne Staley, and Bradly Nowell??????? |
TheHamburgerman
02.08.07 | What is the name of that Alice in Chains vocalist dude? |
grungeguy88
02.08.07 | ^look up one comment Hamburgerman |
Inflames
02.08.07 | agree with all of them |
LittleTinGodess
02.10.07 | Lennon, Elvis, Jon Bonham, Stanley, Buckley, all the Ramones, Joe Strummer, Cash... the list is fuckin endless and you named 5. |
M@rty
02.10.07 | OMFG, how could I forget Bon Scott? I'm seriously ashamed of myself...
I've never been a huge Beatles fan, but I guess for sheer influence John Lennon should maybe have been there.
Maybe I should've done a top 10... |
