>>65672125
>dadrock
*classic rock

The Definitive 20 Best Classic Rock Artists
>Led Zeppelin
>The Rolling Stones
>The Beatles
>Thin Lizzy
>Pink Floyd
>Captain Beyond
>Dire Straits
>Jimi Hendrix Experience
>AC/DC
>Black Sabbath
>King Crimson
>The Stooges
>David Bowie
>Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
>The Who
>The Doors
>Neil Young
>The Police
>Lynyrd Skynyrd
>Van Halen

>>65672578
Forgot the kinks

>>65672578
So pre 80's is classic rock now?

>>65673490
mid 80s and earlier

>>65673532
I don't know. Something doesn't sound right about calling van halen classic rock

>>65672578
>pink floyd
>king crimson
>hendrix
>classic rock

fuck off

>>65672578
there's just no way you can ever have black sabbath and neil young in the same list

>>65673490
>>65673549

Nirvana and Metallica are on classic rock radio now.

>>65673552
but they are.
>>65673574
You can when you catogorize things by genre. Because they both fall under the umbrella term of classic rock, you elitist idiot.

>>65673609
The fact remains that it is completely different music

>>65673577
There's no way nirvana's at classic yet. They put it on the radio because it's pretty decent music anyways even if it doesn't fit the profile

>>65673639
But when you catagorize them under an umbrella label for genre, they are inherently the same.
All music is music.

>>65673683

It's like 25 years old. It's fucking dadrock.

>>65673683
everything that's 20+ years is "classic"

>>65673552
I agree that King Crimson shouldn't be here and if I were going to categorize the Floyd I'd throw them into art rock/space rock/psychedelic rock and pop for their early years, but Hendrix is definitely classic rock.

>>65673683
think about it dude

if somebody was 10 years old when nevermind dropped they'd be 35 now and could feasibly have three kids, a mortgage, a wife and a pet chihuahua to boot. if somebody was, let's say, 18 years old when nevermind dropped? they'd be 43 fucking years old now. I agree it's weird and uncomfortable to throw Nirvana into "dadrock" but really, they are.

>>65673552
you're the person who calls the rest of the stuff dadrock

On second thought, The Allman Brothers should definitely be in the list. Take out The Doors. I will leave it at 19 because the 20th is too hard to pick between Lynyrd Skynyrd, Deep Purple, The Doors, ZZ Top, Yes, CCR, Cream etc.

Best album:
>Magical Mystery Tour (1967)
>Electric Ladyland (1968)
>Then Play On (1969)
>Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (1969)
>Led Zeppelin IV (1971)
>Who's Next (1971)
>At Fillmore East (1971)
>Sticky Fingers (1971)
>Master Of Reality (1971)
>Meddle (1971)
>Captain Beyond (1972)
>Raw Power (1973)
>Jailbreak (1976)
>Heroes (1977)
>Dire Straits (1978)
>Outlandos D'Amour (1978)
>Highway To Hell (1979)
>Discipline (1981)
>Fair Warning (1981)