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'Top Greatest Musicians of All Time'

Discussion in 'Music & Industry' started by Destiny, Aug 26, 2010.

  1. Aug 26, 2010 #1
    Destiny

    Destiny Guest

    Today I was watching the news and saw that they found the top 5 musicians of all time. I'm pretty happy with this list...

    1. The Beatles
    2. Bob Dylan
    3. Michael Jackson
    4. Led Zeppelin
    5. Rolling Stone

    So a pretty sweet list, so what do you think of this list?

    A complete list can be found HERE
     
  2. Aug 27, 2010 #2
    GrandShadow

    GrandShadow I accept your challange.

    Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Jackson are right but i've never heard of Dylan and Zepplin sucks s***
    i'd throw Elvis on that list for sure but then for #5 i'm not sure. i guess i'll say U2 cause of all the charity work they do
     
  3. Aug 27, 2010 #3
    Desert Warrior

    Desert Warrior Well-Known Member

    Funny how the Beatles are on top. I say that only because I was reading some page on the internet some time ago, and it was about more records sold or something. And Elvis Presley had more records sold than the Beatles did. And as one friend of mine described the time: You were either an Elvis fan or a Beatles fan.
     
  4. Aug 27, 2010 #4
    Destiny

    Destiny Guest

    It really doesn't matter completely on record sales though it depends on concert ticket sails and everything else. But I like The Beatles so I'm happy they're number 1

    Though Elvis I believe was like number 7 on the list.
     
  5. Aug 27, 2010 #5
    Moogle

    Moogle Well-Known Member

    Rush should totally be ahead of Zepplin, just saying.
     
  6. Aug 27, 2010 #6
    Terra

    Terra (Previously RoxasXRiku)

    I wouldn't put Bob Dylan and Led Zeppelin so high up there but maybe thats just because they're not really my genre so they don't seem that great to me :/ I'm not a big Elvis fan but even I would put him somewhere in that top 5.
     
  7. Aug 30, 2010 #7
    GC4life

    GC4life New Member

    I wonder what Beyonce, Justin Timberlake, and ABBA are doing in there.
     
  8. Aug 30, 2010 #8
    VentusSearcher

    VentusSearcher Steam is the only way....

    I kinda was thinking the same thing!
    It's kinda sad that bands these days cant be as great as all those bands were. Exept for bob dylan....idk who that is!
     
  9. Aug 30, 2010 #9
    Master Sora

    Master Sora Kingdom Key

    I'm starting to like the Beatles a lot. I should listen to more of their songs. I have noo idea who Bob Dylan is lol Replace him with Jimi Hendrix or something >>
     
  10. Aug 30, 2010 #10
    GC4life

    GC4life New Member

    You know what's ironic about that. Jimi did a cover of one of Bob Dylan's songs, and he was a big Bob Dylan fan.

    If you're wondering which song, well, I'm sure all you Hendrix fans know "All Along the Watchtower".
     
  11. Sep 4, 2010 #11
    Flash Delirium

    Flash Delirium Indie Rokkers

    Absolutely not. Led Zeppelin is not only better, but also more influential in the music industry.

    Also, much of what's modern on this list is terrible. I'm not liking the exclusions of guys like Anthony Green or James Mercer
     
  12. Sep 4, 2010 #12
    Destiny

    Destiny Guest

    I highly agree, not only that but many people have changed music should be high on that list, people such as Led Zepplin, Johnny Cash, Elvis, heck even Louie Armstrong; they all changed music to what we listen to today
     
  13. Sep 9, 2010 #13
    Become

    Become Resident Tashian Staff Member Moderator Content Writer

    Are you saying that Rush didn't change music? They were basically a pioneering force in the progressive rock genres.
     
  14. Sep 11, 2010 #14
    Flash Delirium

    Flash Delirium Indie Rokkers

    Uhm no. Pretty sure I was just saying that they were not as influential to music as a whole as Led Zeppelin has been.
     
  15. Oct 21, 2010 #15
    Father-McKenzie

    Father-McKenzie New Member

    Rush has had more greatest hits than Led Zeppelin, although not dissing LD or anything since "Kashmir" is truly a great song.

    Why the hell is Bob Dylan at #2?
     
  16. Oct 21, 2010 #16
    Moogle

    Moogle Well-Known Member


    Drugs. Lots of them.


    I'm going to add. . . . Claude Debussey. Composer of the Nocturnes, the collection of music* from which Claire de Lune originates.

    *I forget the term.
     

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