If you could remove one band/artist from existence, history and

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>>70495143
Marina should be put down

Elvis Preseley.

I'd be curious to see what would happen.

Bon Jovi

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>>70495143
Never specified what kind of artist.

>>70495143
I disagree anon. If you erased everything they released from For Those About to Rock onward then nothing of value would be lost though, that's for sure.

>>70495278
>nothing of value would be lost

spot on

>>70495220
you realize if you did that, ITAOTS would never exist, right?

>>70495319
Yep. Two birds, one stone.

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>>70495319
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>>70495319
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>>70495143
>Let There Be Rock
>Highway to Hell
>Back in Black
All of these albums are actually good. /mu/ just doesn't like them because muh dadrock.

David Bowie. He contributed literally fuck all. For someone who only sings and doesn't play an instrument, he has the least recognizable voice possible. I'm glad he went out with an awful, tasteless record, that way he'll be remembered as the overrated hack he was. His only decent albums, Low and "Heroes," were testaments to Eno's production mastery despite Bowie.

>>70495624
You're going to need to add some individual flair to that bait my friend.
Right now it reads like it came straight from the pasta shop.

>>70495143
Led Zeppelin.

>>70495143
How does it feel to objectively plebeian?

" AC/DC are one of the greatest heavy-metal bands of all times, and one of the most authentic acts of rock'n'roll. They embody the wild, rebellious quintessence of rock music like few other bands before punk-rock. They were the opposite of the intellectual singer-songwriter or the brainy progressive-rock or the decadent glam-rock of the 1970s: they were not the brain and not the heart but the guts of rock and roll. Rolling Stone Magazine gave a "zero" to several of their albums: the greatest compliment ever paid to them." — Piero Scaruffi

Dollars to donuts, you listen to hip-hop frequently if not regularly. Keep keeping that IQ low.

Grimes