Workhorse

DeRank ™: 6,75

DeAge™ : 6947 days • Here since 2 june 2007

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Deep Purple

In the Olympus of hard rock alongside Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin.

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Queen

Commercial, outrageously pompous, circus-like but also creators of some of the best pop rock tracks of the '70s. And even after that, they've produced good stuff now and then.

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It's been thirty years that they keep repeating themselves in a tiresome manner and without the slightest grit; a decent guitarist and Eno's hyperproduction aren't enough to keep the show running. They should go to work and stop acting like messiahs on earth when they're more sold out than anyone else.

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Judas Priest

The best Heavy Metal band, also because they don't always try to be TRVE.

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Sid Vicious

"Never trust the junkie"

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Black Sabbath

Can everything that wouldn't exist today without them be defined in 500 characters?

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Children of Bodom

To be avoided like the plague

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Death

A band (namely Chuck Schuldiner) capable not only of inventing much of a genre but also of completely avoiding its two main pitfalls: ridiculous lyrics and deadly boredom.

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