Poll question: Who Was The More Influential Musical Figure And Why?

[SoxFan]

[ZombieHorde]

1. I saw Godsmack open for Pigface and Godsmack was horrible.

So, so bad.

I don't know how to vote in your poll, I just wanted to share my horrible Godsmack story.

[Forkboy]

2. That's an odd matchup.

I saw Pigface a couple times and they were great both times. Thankfully, it wasn't Godsmack that opened. :)

[Forkboy]

3. I'm voting Molly Hatchet because it's the only band on there that I could listen to.

[Zomby Woof]

4. You and me both

[quakerboy]

10. but does that make them influential?

It goes against the grain to vote for any of them. the musician in my family says limp bizkit. they suck, but they made an influence on their genera.

[Forkboy]

15. Nah, they weren't influential.

I dug the dual guitars, that's all. :)

[KG]

5. is this the final countdown?

[Mojambo]

6. Europe, because they provided the perfect theme song for a magician named Gob. n/t

[wickerwoman]

7. Had to go with Whitesnake.

"They were recently named the 85th greatest hard rock band of all time by VH1."

:evilgrin:

Kind of says it all right there.

[baldguy]

8. Michael Bolton

[Xicano]

9. In my opinion the most influential musical figures were:

The Beatles
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
The Ramones
Giorgio Moroder


The reason is because of the profound influence they had pioneering their respective sound/style of music.

[Orrex]

11. Now there's someone who zeroed in on the OP's intent!

:evilgrin:

[SoxFan]

12. Wrong

Debby Gibson
The Shaggs
Weird Al Yankovick
Richard Marx
Ratt

I hope you realize I am being sarcastic; my actual answers would include The Beatles, Velvet Underground, Joy Division, Bob Dylan, the Stooges, and Elvis Presley.

[Sebastian Doyle]

13. Michael Bolton

He raised shit to an entirely new level with his suckiness.

[Robeson]

14. Hell has finally frozen over.