Guns N' Roses

But come on. Between the late '80s and the early '90s, they were a cult band. The caricature of old rock 'n' roll, you say? I believe they were the only true continuation, as faithful as they were, as kitschy, "commercial" as you call it, and all the other things you want to throw in. They were a fascinating band, and in my opinion, they were among the few heirs of the Stones. They've been gone for over a decade now, but I'm happy to slap you with this 4.