Who are the most influencial ROCK band of the 70's?

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Poll: Who are the most influencial ROCK band of the 70's?
Black Sabbath:
50%
 50%  [13]
MC5:
0%
 0%  [0]
New York Dolls:
0%
 0%  [0]
Led Zeppelin:
34%
 34%  [9]
Grand Funk Railroad:
0%
 0%  [0]
The Who:
7%
 7%  [2]
Lynyrd Skynyrd:
0%
 0%  [0]
Aerosmith:
0%
 0%  [0]
Grateful Dead:
0%
 0%  [0]
Deep Purple:
0%
 0%  [0]
AC / DC:
0%
 0%  [0]
Free:
0%
 0%  [0]
The Doors:
7%
 7%  [2]
Traffic:
0%
 0%  [0]
Total Votes : 26

Johnnyo Profile
Location London Town United Kingdom
  • #1
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 12:22
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Not necessarily the most successful & longevity is not important. What does matter is how many other bands or genre they influenced.

I've left out some of my favourite bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Allman Brothers because they aren't rock bands.

Please post additions that you might think are worthy of being in the poll.
Guest
  • #2
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 12:27
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Funkadelic.
Mother Nature's Son Profile Denmark
  • #3
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 12:42
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How can you make a poll about most influential rock band of the 70s without Pink Floyd as an option? Craziness!
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drakonium coucou Profile
Location More than one France
  • #4
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 12:44
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I love the 70's, that decade when the only music existing was hard rock.
Mother Nature's Son Profile Denmark
  • #5
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 12:47
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Johnnyo wrote:
I've left out some of my favourite bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Allman Brothers because they aren't rock bands.

Wait, why are these not rock bands? Okay, just forget it. I'm confused now! 😕
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creator Profile
Location chicago United States
  • #6
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 13:08
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The Stooges for Punk Rock -> Post-Hardcore.
Big Star for Alternative Rock -> Indie Rock.
Polythene Pam
  • #7
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 13:18
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drakonium wrote:
I love the 70's, that decade when the only music existing was hard rock.


Also correct answer is Can.
edubs Profile United States
  • #8
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 13:44
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James Brown and the J.B.'s should be on the list.
Funk, Soul, R&B, Rap, Hip-Hop ... so many genres influenced by, started from, sampling James Brown.
On the One!
Jasonconfused If We Make It We Can All Sit Back and Laugh Profile
Location California United States
  • #9
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 13:53
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Johnnyo wrote:
I've left out some of my favourite bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Allman Brothers because they aren't rock bands.


What the deuce... this thread is lolfail.
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Location Denver United States
  • #10
  • Posted: 08/09/2013 14:32
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i'm not a huge fan, but i agree that pink floyd was an obvious omission and would've been my vote if included.
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