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Top 5 not on this List:

1. Jimmy Page

2. Eric Clapton

3. David Gilmour

4. Muddy Waters- The man who invented electricity

5. Les Paul- Without whom none of this would be possible...

It was never a man's world. It was Etta's, and we were all blessed to be a part of it.

@bama3417 He really is forgotten as far as an amazing songwriter. I had a luck to catch him live a few years ago. The variety of songs and artists that he wrote for/with is really incredible.

how much was the fine for that?

@julianslave4 The LAST Heavy Metal band on Earth

@chance501 Top 5, yes... but not like this.

As much as I love this song, and The Who in general, if you honestly think that today's music has no inherent value, then by all means, go ahead and off yourself. It will keep those of us who can adapt our taste and appreciate variety from having to listen to closed minded idiots

Her name is Alex Sgambati. Her bio on imdb.com lists the Late Late show as "recurring role".

One of my favorites from Coldplay. Great concert footage at the end, too.

As for the Glee references, one thing that I do love about that show, is that they do help people (re)discover music that they had never heard, or had maybe not appreciated as much the first time around.

So many non-PC things in this video. The African American back up singers in pseudo African dress. The Ten Commandments reference. The Charles and Di scene. God I miss the 80's. LOL

Only legends get the privilege to write their own epitaph.

@TheBobohj i say that you are a sad little Douche for limiting yourself only to the great music of the past. Rather then criticizing what the younger generation is doing, try to understand where it is coming from and embrace the creativity involved. There has been teen fluff as long as there ...

My wife's name is Dawn, gives the song an entirely different meaning. :)

@MRsuh9312 Or, 342 (including yourself) are too narrow minded to appreciate what another style has to offer. Fair enough, free country.

Oh My Lord. I think I'm in love.

These guys had nothing to do with making Twilight. All they did was provide a song, that gave them a shit ton of exposure. How can you hate on that?

@GamerOfTag Actually a cover of the cover of the...well you get it. Original was done by Gerard McMann for the 1987 movie. AIden did it for the 2nd movie.

@dfbhcf Zep didn't use the exact recording. They recorded their own version. Ice used the music that Queen had recorded. THought I said that. (Looking), yep, I did.

Lyrics seem to some things up pretty well. Damn shame.

@corvey Difference being, to the best of my knowledge, Avalon paid for his sample, as most artists do. ICe, or rather his producers, never paid Queen. Hence, the lawsuit.

@its3Dinmymind

Original was done by the group "Hello", but Ace really took it over.

IMHO this song, more than any other, puts his amazing voice on display. Soft, smooth and pure.

Ironic choice that the only Native American actor in the group, gets to read the part about the Indians being "savages".

I always thought that the brilliance, and most frustrating part of, Billy was that no two albums were alike. The biggest knock on Adore, was that it didn't sound like exactly like everything else they had done. "Even worse", to them, anyway, he refused to follow what everyone else was doing.

Yeah, Stuff!

@YouTuBie2007 Yes she does say "what's in the bowl, bitch?"

Follows the line about Little MIss Muffet. (See Andrew DIce Clay for reference.)

@zzy66613 While that would make for some great playing, I think it would be a very short conversation. They all have worked together over the years, and have had styles that have overlapped at different points.