The Magnificent Seven

[nutso42]

Perhaps you may have seen these bands referred to as the Magnificent Seven before...

The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
The Who
Jimi Hendrix
The Doors

They were (arguably) the seven most influential from the mid-60's to late 70's in the development of rock music.
But now the hard question.... which is your favorite?
This isn't a "who was the greatest?" or "who was the most influential?" Just, "who is your favorite?"


(now obviously, there are many many more who were vital in the development of rock, i.e. Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Bob Dylan, etc... but I'm just keeping the poll to these seven. So please no "Where's Bo Diddley?!" comments or anything)

[thejoj96]

doors prbly

[nutso42]

I think if I were to rate them, it'd go

1. Pink Floyd
2. Led Zeppelin
3. The Doors
4. Jimi Hendrix
5. The Beatles
6. The Who
7. The Rolling Stones

[Puncture Repair]

The Beatles by a landslide.

In order I'd go...

1. The Beatles
2. Pink Floyd
3. Led Zeppelin
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Jimi Hendrix
6. The Who
7. The Doors

All fantastic though.

[RFNAPLES]

Ordering your choices:

The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Jimi Hendrix

Deleting those not in top 10:

Pink Floyd
The Doors
Your crappy garage band

Missing:

Bob Dylan
David Bowie
Radiohead
Bruce Springsteen
Prince

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[Guest]

How the fuck is Dylan not there?

[Defago]

1. Pink Floyd
1.5. The Doors
3. Led Zeppelin
4. The Beatles
5. The Who
6. The Rolling Stones
200. Jimi Hendrix

[Jasonconfused]

Easily Led Zeppelin. They are the heaviest and simply my favorite. I would have liked to have seen Black Sabbath thrown into the mix.
After that it would probably go
Pink Floyd
The Doors
The Who
Jimi Hendrix
The Rolling Stones




The Beatles

[Norman Bates]

Among these, The Beatles.

[Saoirse]

the Velvet Underground or maybe the Stooges