Pat Smear MADE the Unplugged Nirvana Set!!! Well, that’s not true; Kurt made it what it was! But, it wouldn’t be what it was without Smear as the “Guest/Additional” Guitarist!
I almost didn't agree when I saw Dave Grohl at #2 wondering who could be more successful in more than one band than Dave? Oh yeah... Eric Clapton. Shit. Almost forgot about that.
Here are some you left out: Matt Sorum (The Cult, Guns N Roses, Deadland Ritual, Velvet Revolver) Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson, Genesis) Matt Cameron (Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, The Prodigy) Jeff Porcaro (Toto, Steely Dan, Bee Gees, Michael Jackson solo career, and many others) Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater, Avenged Sevenfold, Twisted Sister, and many others) Gregg Rolie (Santana, Journey, Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band, Abraxas Pool) Paul Rodgers (Bad Company, Free, Queen)
Oz was never in a second band, He was in black sabbath then he left to go to his solo career. So if your gonna criticize a list for not knowing there information then you should research your stuff lol
@@gingeftw6556 Yeah but jack white was in more then one band then went onto a solo career, Oz never went into a second band just went from black sabbath then to his solo career.
Ikr, McCartney #7? And no Paul Rodgers... founding member of Free, Bad Company, the Firm and solo project... Jeff Lynne ELO, traveling wilburries, etc... Steve Winwood
Jenica Reynolds I was gonna say that too. Scrolled tue comments just to make sure others see the injustice. Not even an honourable mention? Don'twatchmojo anymore.
SD3Dot Right?! The guitarist from The Smiths is in there, which is cool because he's now in Modest Mouse, but NO ONE knows who he is. Maynard is legendary, man. He deserves a spot on this list.
Maynard deserves the top spot on all the "top 10 best" lists. I watched this video only to see that he was No.1 and was thoroughly disappointed to see he wasn't there.
I wasn't aware that all three of those bands were 'highly successful'... I love Tool, I've seen them live twice and I know a lot of their music but I never realized the other two bands were actually big at all... I thought they were more like 'side projects'...
@@davidrobinson6692 MD 45 was underrated, especially the rerelease with Dave on vocals. Mustaine invented thrash pretty much singlehandedly according to many of the old guard bands. He influenced Hetfield, Kerry King and Scott Ian's playing according to many who knew them back in the day. See what they all say and listen to Scotty "NOT" Ian at the end. th-cam.com/video/EsPt1OOZuYY/w-d-xo.html
@@leoli6116 If Dave had stayed in Metallica there never would have been a Megadeth. No Wake Up Dead, no Conjuring, no Hook In Mouth, no Black Friday, no Rust in Peace, no Take No Prisoners, no Holy Wars, no Tout le Monde, no Reckoning Day. Metallica kicking Dave out was the best thing that ever happened to thrash OR Dave, even if he can't see it.
Seriously the two bands he’s helped create have sold more albums than like 8 of these bands combined. Like who the hell are The Breeders? (Rhetorical question but you get the point)
They did good with the list. I mean Corey Taylor.. no thank you and Slash is just good in GnR just like Scott is just good in STP. All that matter is Eric Clapton got the number 1 spot
Mike Patton has been involved in atleast one record with each of the following bands or artists:- 1. Mr. Bungle 2. Faith No More 3. Fantomas 4. Tomahawk 5. Peeping Tom 6. John Zorn 7. Lovage 8. Eyvind Kang 9. ZU 10. Book of Knots 11. Mondo Cane (opera) 12. Sepultura 13. Does it even matter? Many more projects that I can't remember at the moment. But the fact that he is not even mentioned in the honourable mentions forget being no.1 is such a shame. These guys definitely don't know shit. U won't find a more dynamic and versatile artist in rock again.
Love him or hate him, I thought Sammy Hagar deserved a mention. Montrose, HSAS, Van Halen, the Waboritas, Chickenfoot, the Circle - a decent list of collaborations
Joshua homme was in Kyuss, Queens of the stone age, them crooked cultures and drummed for eagles of death metal yet is only an honorable mention?! Lame.
Yeah. No way Homme should have been just an "honorable mention". They included QotSA, EoDM and TCV. But left out Kyuss like you mentioned, as well as Screaming Trees. Not to mention his collaborations with Mastadon. Arctic Monkeys, and Iggy Pop. I'll throw in The Desert Sessions as well. He's all over Rock n Roll and easily a top 10 candidate.
Vince Clarke anyone: Depeche Mode, Yazoo (Yaz in the US), The Assembly, Erasure... Unless of course this list only comprises Rock bands and disregards electronic music.
Right? AEnima was one of the highest selling albums of all time for its genre. Even with Puscifer's sales not hitting Gold certification, they've still warranted several releases.
Mike Patton is in Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Lovage, Peeping Tom, and Fantomas. As well as doing video game music. I know he's not as well known. But he's one of the best singers of the last 30+ years.
Jeff Beck, Duane Allman, Rod Stewart. Ozzie (regrettably lol ) David Coverdale, Rudy Sarzo. Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirk, Steve Howe, Greg Lake, Rick Derringer. Joe Walsh. Everyone in CSN&Y. Denny Laine, Tony Iommi, Robin Trower, Steve Winwood, Sammy Hagar. Ringo Starr. John Lennon, George Harrison, Ginger Baker, Rod Argent, Steve Vai, Glen Frey, Don Henley, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan . It wasn't the Honey Dippers , it was Honey DRIPPERS , you left out The Firm. I could keep going.
Technically John Lennon was in the Plastic Ono Band but for certain Phil Collins was in Flaming Youth and Brand X. He also toured with Robert Plant and played on his solo albums as well as Peter Gabriel's solo albums. I have even seen him with Jethro Tull. Utility Drummer for a lot of bands.
Wow, an internet top 10 list that I can absolutely agree on. Being a huge Uber Blackmore fan I was surprised to see him on the list, maybe an honorable mention would have been more suspected. But after thinking about it, his eclectic style demonstrating hard rock, neo classical metal, speed metal, blues, commercial rock and folk, then bringing up to the levels that he did, I can see why he is on that list..agreed also on Clapton being #1, Dio Groll, Paige and McCartney on the list too. Very well done!
Damon deserves to be on this list!! Blur, Gorillaz and the Good the Bad and the Queen are all so different and diverse, it shows he can do many genres.
Just a few select choices not on this list... Glenn Hughes - Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Country Communion/California Breed, extensive solo career. Sammy Hagar - Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot, The Circle, extensive solo career. Rob Halford - Judas Priest, Fight, Halford. Timothy B. Schmit - Poco, Eagles, Jimmy Buffett (member of the Coral Reefers band), Ringo Star and His All-Star Band. Glenn Danzig - Misfits, Samhain, Danzig. Carmine Appice - Vanilla Fudge, King Kobra, Blue Murder, Cactus, Beck Bogert & Appice. Lemmy Kilmister - Hawkwind, Motorhead, HeadCat Mikkey Dee - King Diamond, Motorhead, Scorpions. Brian Johnson - Geordie, AC/DC
How do you not even mention The Traveling Wilbury’s?!?!? Anything with Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and George Harrison deserves a mention!!!
huh, i don't believe he was that successful beyond spliknot so he can't be compared to the ones in the list that were successful in several bands/solo...that's the point of this list right? not doubting corey taylor's talent tho, i do like him but i'm honestly surprised to see people expecting him to be featured here...at most he would get an honorable mention
Per Gessle, the guy in Roxette but he also had a very successful Swedish band called Gyllene Tider (Golden times) and also a solo career and writing songs to others. Also Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson from ABBA we're both in (two different) pretty successful Swedish bands before starting ABBA and then after ABBA they wrote a musical together, Kristina and Benny has an orchestra now that he plays with sometimes
I don't get your logic. You use Slash as the definition of what you video is gonna be about, but dont include him? Guns, velvet revolver, slash's snakepit, slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the conspirators. I dont get it! I mean, the guy has been selling out stadiums for over 30 years, and played with the biggest stars to ever walk this earth!
The only reason anybody cares about those bands is because Slash is popular. And he is doing pretty much the same thing in each of them. Does not deserve a place in this list. As well as Paul McCartney.
He met Dimebag Darrel before he even knew pantera, at which point they were already massive. That's a fun fact. Here is where he says that: th-cam.com/video/iu0IJxmPrkc/w-d-xo.html
yeah basically the only people who care about those bands are existing GnR fans. this video is about success and while Velvet Revolver kind of crossed over none of his other bands came even close to where GnR was in popularity
Then these people need to go see Slash. He’s amazing. And the point of this whole video is successful people in multiple bands. GNR was, Velvet Revolver was, Slash & Myles Kennedy still are. To show Slash and then not even mention him is a joke. All the more reason I’ve given up on Mojo and their lists.
Matt Cameron, the drummer for Pearl Jam, who is also for Soundgarden, Temple of Dog, worked with Prodigy to create Firestarter and Breathe, was the drummer for Queens of the Stone Age first show, worked with Smashing Pumpkins on their album Adore. So the list was exclusively for those that were vocalists at some point?
Zdena Gabaľová yeah i think what it is is that rhythm sections are often more hired gun types so they often play in many bands but arent key players. though you could argue a modern example like Zach Hill from Hella, transitioning into playing with Marnie Stern, Wavves and then founding Death Grips. its more about core members/songwriters and i dont think Cameron really counts since he never really defined the bands he was a part of. i didnt know about The Prodigy thing though!! thats fucking sick!
@@seralouise. I see your point, and guess to an extent, it's right. Though, I'd say he does define Pearl Jam, as he's not a transient member, but a core member.
Steve Lukather? Toto, Bee Gees, Michael Jackson, Spinal Tap, Ringo Starr Ritchie Kotzen? Poison, Mr. Big, Winery Dogs Dave Mustaine? Megadeth, Metallica Mike Portnoy? Dream Theater, Avenged Sevenfold, Winery Dogs etc. Chester Bennington? Linkin Park, Stone Temple Pilots
John Lennon: (The Beatles, Solo, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Plastic Ono Band) George Harrison: (The Beatles, Solo, Traveling Wilburys) Ringo Starr: (The Beatles, Solo, All-Starr Band)
I think they dont consider him because Stone Sour isnt that famous. I mean the only huge mainstream project he has ever been in is pretty much Slipknot.
What I think makes Corey more impressive is the timeline. Two completely independent bands, not one that got famous from a solo act or a super group, that had success simultaneously to the point that Corey was the lead singer competing against himself for a Grammy in 2003. Having 8 nominations in a 7 year span.
Honestly, most of the bands here were famous for including already famous musicians. I mean any band including Slash will be famous just for including him, not the music itself.
He is a great singet and a lyrical genius also Tool is easily on my top 5 bands BUT he never found the success the other people on this did not that they were bad just underrated.
Paul Weller (The Jam, The Style Council) Joe Strummer (The Clash, The Pogues) Bernard Sumner (Joy Division, New Order) And the Housemartins kept 3 members successful in their following projects: Paul Heaton & Dave Hemingway (Beautiful South) and Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim).
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, all of the Beatles, Joe Walsh, Neal Schon, David Coverdale, Steve Winwood, Ron Wood, Jeff Beck, Timothy B. Schmidt, Randy Meisner
Slanch - The only (living) band I like as much as Queens of the Stone Age is Tool. That being said...I think as far as songwriting, Maynard is the best...ever. However, the list does say “musicians”.
Pat Smear: the Germs, Nirvana, Foo Fighters. Multi-generational across 4 decades and still highly relevant. Big miss
He's Nirvana additional member.a although Kurt want him as the official member, he's not a member
I agree...Pat Smear really is a legend in the punk world.
Pat Smear MADE the Unplugged Nirvana Set!!! Well, that’s not true; Kurt made it what it was! But, it wouldn’t be what it was without Smear as the “Guest/Additional” Guitarist!
No Corey Taylor? Slipknot and Stone Sour.
No one wants to hear music about gynecological exams for cervical cancer.
"McCartney is a man that needs no introduction" proceeds to introduce Paul McCartney
He could do with a personality though...
Bench Bandit Haha
And it was wrong too, Paul wasn’t the bassist, all of them did different things, depending on the song
Imagine coming here JUST to see Corey Taylor and finding out he's not even a honorable mention
Me rn hahaha
Same
Omg!!! I said the same thing!
Or slash or Scott Weiland
Exactly
“McCartney saw immense fame, the likes of which was unheard of.”
Gets #7.
Game=\=talent or ability
lol, nice! and what about John freaking lennon, I guess they don't include solo careers?
@@ethangilworth7891 ... Did I say that they were?
Ethan Gilworth Okay, did you just say that Paul McCartney doesn’t have talent or ability?
I did manage to get McCartney out of wings," you idiot, he was the most talented one" 😁
Honorable mention: drugs
kujo1978lol best comment
I thought there is a piece of hair on my phone
lmao
Noice one
ok thats good
Maynard James Kennan also should be mentioned.
He the boss
Absolutely
He should've been there ;/
Was he not? Tool, APC and Puscifer! Yeh he needs to be.
Was just about to post that very same thing.
I almost didn't agree when I saw Dave Grohl at #2 wondering who could be more successful in more than one band than Dave? Oh yeah... Eric Clapton. Shit. Almost forgot about that.
Ladies and gentlemen...
The slowhand himself, Eric Clapton.
How about Ozzy Osbourne?
I was waiting for Slash or Scott weiland to be #1.. gawd-damn Mojo
Rod Stewart? Brian Eno? Vince Clark?
How about Joe Walsh . James Gang, Eagles , Solo project etc.
Neil Young is another
You cant leave out Young, CSNY, Buffalo Springfield ,Crazy horse
Neil young definitely and also Peter green who was in John mayall blues Breakers and after that he founded the band Fleetwood Mac
John Lennon also jump band too.
Having Chris Cornell in 9th is a travesty.
More than a travesty! Especially when they put Jack White in front of him!
And how can you have Dio on there and not Ozzy Osbourne?
Zachmunzter it's not a popularity contest dude. That's not what this list is all about,
I agree
Soundgarden were the fifth best grunge band when there were four grunge bands.
Matt Cameron is the drummer of Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Temple of the Dog
Here are some you left out:
Matt Sorum (The Cult, Guns N Roses, Deadland Ritual, Velvet Revolver)
Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson, Genesis)
Matt Cameron (Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, The Prodigy)
Jeff Porcaro (Toto, Steely Dan, Bee Gees, Michael Jackson solo career, and many others)
Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater, Avenged Sevenfold, Twisted Sister, and many others)
Gregg Rolie (Santana, Journey, Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band, Abraxas Pool)
Paul Rodgers (Bad Company, Free, Queen)
Paul Rogers >also the Firm
Danzig and Phil have been in at least 3 bands each
First person I've seen to also think Mime Portnoy. He has more bands that most people do pants.
@@colonelangus1709 Queen's success was with Mercury not Rodgers. I'm not taking away from him but he sang Freddie's hits.
"eric clapton has had a life most can only dream off" .. I would not wish his life on my worst enemy
Why
DJK 38 I think because he had issues with alcohol and drugs and also he lost his son😢
@@danesqualitycontent8991 His son died at age 4, felt off a building.
@@charlie172011 damn, I didn't know that
@@danesqualitycontent8991 it's what tears in heaven was about... would you know my name if you saw me in heaven?
Cornell, Weiland, Taylor, Slash, Grohl, Keenan, Page, Mustaine, Staley, Dio, and Clapton are my choices let's see who makes the list...
Well, that was disappointing..
close
yet so far...
they shown Slash with VR and GnR in the intro but he doesnt get a mention, makes utterly no sense whatsoever
Y. K. very good list
Ozzy? Corey Taylor? This list was pretty bad
Oz was never in a second band, He was in black sabbath then he left to go to his solo career. So if your gonna criticize a list for not knowing there information then you should research your stuff lol
VoID-DUO they had jack white on the list for the same thing 🤷♂️
@@gingeftw6556 Yeah but jack white was in more then one band then went onto a solo career, Oz never went into a second band just went from black sabbath then to his solo career.
@@duo5817 raconteurs and dead weather.
VoID-DUO no, he was actually kicked out of Black Sabbath
Steve Winwood definitely belonged on the list (The Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith and more).
Please do a "top 10 worst watch mojo top 10s" next. This one should be on it.
And also this one
lol they did
Ikr, McCartney #7? And no Paul Rodgers... founding member of Free, Bad Company, the Firm and solo project... Jeff Lynne ELO, traveling wilburries, etc... Steve Winwood
Slash? Maynard? Corey? Tremonti? Scott Weiland? Eddie Vedder? Delonge? Hoppus? Barker?
Who? - WatchMojo staff.
Slash isn't a musician. He's a legend, a fucking demigod, maybe even the batman
Plus Reznor!
WORD!!! THANKYOU
@@user-uo3wz4dq1j Slash doesn't really exist. He's an ancient Dutch figure who brings children Christmas gifts.
Where is Mike Patton? Mr Bungle, Faith No More, Fantomas....
Tomahawk, Peeping Tom, Dead Cross...
Came here to say this.
Boitzenburger Lovage as well.
They have no fucking idea.
And they'll never read the comments
Most excellent.
I swear, if Damon Albarn isn’t on here...
Edit: Thank god
I was thinking the same!
Weird how both Tom Morello and Chris Cornell were part of 2 legendary bands
I was expecting to see Corey Taylor on this list
Same
The only reason I clicked on this video...
Saaaaaame. He deserves to be
And the Tool frontman
Maynard James Keenan
What about Maynard James Keenan? He is the lead of Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer. And, they're all still highly successful. 😏
Jenica Reynolds I was gonna say that too. Scrolled tue comments just to make sure others see the injustice. Not even an honourable mention? Don'twatchmojo anymore.
SD3Dot
Right?! The guitarist from The Smiths is in there, which is cool because he's now in Modest Mouse, but NO ONE knows who he is. Maynard is legendary, man. He deserves a spot on this list.
He deserves the top of the list.
Maynard deserves the top spot on all the "top 10 best" lists. I watched this video only to see that he was No.1 and was thoroughly disappointed to see he wasn't there.
I wasn't aware that all three of those bands were 'highly successful'... I love Tool, I've seen them live twice and I know a lot of their music but I never realized the other two bands were actually big at all... I thought they were more like 'side projects'...
“Do you agree with our list?”
Everyone: No
WHERE IS SLASH?????
I only agree with Eric Clapton
Steve Winwood
Corey Taylor should've been on the list
What about each member of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young?
Vince Clark... Depeche Mode, Yazoo, the Assembly and Erasure
Absolutely! Clark is far more influential than 3/4 of the people on this list.
Corey Taylor, Dave Mustaine are not even at honourable mention?!! Seriously
What had Dave Mustaine done besides Megadeth?
@@leoli6116 Really?
@@davidrobinson6692 Getting kicked out of Metallica doesn't mean you're successful in the band. It means quite the opposite
@@davidrobinson6692
MD 45 was underrated, especially the rerelease with Dave on vocals.
Mustaine invented thrash pretty much singlehandedly according to many of the old guard bands.
He influenced Hetfield, Kerry King and Scott Ian's playing according to many who knew them back in the day.
See what they all say and listen to Scotty "NOT" Ian at the end.
th-cam.com/video/EsPt1OOZuYY/w-d-xo.html
@@leoli6116
If Dave had stayed in Metallica there never would have been a Megadeth.
No Wake Up Dead, no Conjuring, no Hook In Mouth, no Black Friday, no Rust in Peace, no Take No Prisoners, no Holy Wars, no Tout le Monde, no Reckoning Day.
Metallica kicking Dave out was the best thing that ever happened to thrash OR Dave, even if he can't see it.
Maynard James Kennan
Mike Patton
Les Claypool
Corey Taylor
Tom Morello should've been showed on this list. He has been in Rage Against The Machine, Audio Slave, The Watchmen, and his solo career
Soooooo we all just gonna pretend that Dave Mustaine is figment of our imaginations...
Seriously the two bands he’s helped create have sold more albums than like 8 of these bands combined. Like who the hell are The Breeders? (Rhetorical question but you get the point)
That's actually a big one. I didn't think of him.
Dave didn't achieve fame with Metallica.
Kairi091 Half the bands on this list didn’t achieve “fame”
Kairi091 most of his early riffs gave Metallica their fame
RIP CHRIS CORNELL
Bit disappointing not to see Corey Taylor, Slash or Scott Weiland make the list :/
Slash did make it
+silas scalisi where I didn't see slash listed anywhere just in the intro
+silas scalisi no he didn't. Did you even watch the video?
They did good with the list. I mean Corey Taylor.. no thank you and Slash is just good in GnR just like Scott is just good in STP. All that matter is Eric Clapton got the number 1 spot
+floger dingus youmust not be that familiar with velvet revolver.
All off Maynard's bands are successful I watched this whole thing thinking they were going to show him smh
Steve Winwood. He was in the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic and Blind Faith. He also had a pretty big solo career in the 80s and 90s.
I find your lack of Corey Taylor disturbing
Iraklis herplak i was about to say the same fucking thing. and manyard james Keenan. the fact these 2 weren't mentioned disturbs me
and Jim root
amen brother
Agreed
Iraklis herplak you're right
Corey Taylor, Slipknot and Stone Sour
Yes
and Jim Root with Corey
Jamie Skinner Yep
Actually came just to see his ranking
Thank you!! I can't believe it didn't even make the honorable mentions -.-
Mike Patton has been involved in atleast one record with each of the following bands or artists:-
1. Mr. Bungle
2. Faith No More
3. Fantomas
4. Tomahawk
5. Peeping Tom
6. John Zorn
7. Lovage
8. Eyvind Kang
9. ZU
10. Book of Knots
11. Mondo Cane (opera)
12. Sepultura
13. Does it even matter?
Many more projects that I can't remember at the moment. But the fact that he is not even mentioned in the honourable mentions forget being no.1 is such a shame. These guys definitely don't know shit. U won't find a more dynamic and versatile artist in rock again.
Love him or hate him, I thought Sammy Hagar deserved a mention.
Montrose, HSAS, Van Halen, the Waboritas, Chickenfoot, the Circle - a decent list of collaborations
Not to mention his solo career as well
Well vh was insanely popular before hagar joined
Corey Taylor better be on this list or I'm going to fucking SNAP
Update. I FUCKING SNAPED
I know, SERIOUSLY?
You beat me to it. Thought for sure he'd be here.
+celticwolff lol same
how is he not here I'm mad now
Joshua homme was in Kyuss, Queens of the stone age, them crooked cultures and drummed for eagles of death metal yet is only an honorable mention?! Lame.
Yeah. No way Homme should have been just an "honorable mention". They included QotSA, EoDM and TCV. But left out Kyuss like you mentioned, as well as Screaming Trees. Not to mention his collaborations with Mastadon. Arctic Monkeys, and Iggy Pop. I'll throw in The Desert Sessions as well. He's all over Rock n Roll and easily a top 10 candidate.
@@hruiz3308 maybe he kicked a watch mojo editor in the face for no reason.
@@admrob maybe he should now.
Corey Taylor is the first outside the list that comes to mind. Slipknot and Stone Sour are both very big bands
I get that Michael McDonald isn’t “rock” enough but... The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan not to mention his solo career...
nice
Not as rock as that rock band the smiths
@@TR-gi9nf Ugh. The mere sight of Morrissey is enough to make me want to cook and eat an entire package of bacon.
Where's Tom Morello, Tim Armstrong, Travis Barker, and Corey Taylor?
Tom Delonge?
Mark Hoppus
Blink was probably his only success +44 wasnt very big +Micah Tangermann
Al They had a hit though.
Matt Skiba
Cornell should definitely be higher, completely agree with Dave Grohl and Clapton
Omg, yes! Not to mention his successful solo music!
yeah I agree. those three were ones I thought of tbh. and BTW when it was #2 and they didn't mention Clapton I was like yeah.. hes gotta be number 1
Ron Wood, member of both the Faces and the Rolling Stones.
Good one. Also Sammy Hagar with Montrose and Van Halen
Kenny Jones, Small Faces, Faces and The Who,
this is just stupid, Mike patton is literally CEO of being in different great bands.
Where is Corey Taylor and Maynard James Keenan??
Answer me :|
I know right
The same place as Randy Bachman (Guess Who, Bachman-Turner Overdrive) along with Neil Young, David Crosby, Graham Nash & Steven Stills.
No just No
I think they are at home right now?
Agreed!
I'm not going to LIKE your comment though. It's currently at 69 likes and I'm not gonna be the one to ruin that.
Maynard!
James!
Keenan!
also Les!
Claypool!
I Want Him Here!
where is he???!!! he needs to be on this list!
+andrea lozano IKR!!
THANK YOU. See my own comment above
Glenn Danzig
Bands he played in
Misfits
Danzig
And Samhain
Phil Anselmo
Pantera
Superjoint Ritual
Down
🤘🤘
How is Ozzy Osbourne not on this list? He's been in two of the most massive bands in the world
how is corey taylor not on here? tf watchmojo
You sure lived up to your username.
agreed
What about James Root? He plays in Slipknot and Stone Sour too.
+Sander Sandvik *played in Stone Sour. He's in SlipKnoT still but not SS anymore
Thanks for commenting for me. I'm pissed too they didn't have him.
wow I cannot believe there is no Maynard
I was legit about to say that. That's the only reason I clicked this video honestly, I was hoping for Maynard.
I was about to post the same thing too.
Just came here to type the same exact thing!
Exactly my thought! (Tool, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer) They also completely missed Chino Moreno (Deftones, Team Sleep, Palms, Crosses).
+iloveToonLink101 Same man!
Maynard James Keenan. TOOL, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer. I haven't even heard of most of those honorable mentions.
Paul Weller: the Jam and the Style Council. And after that solo!
Missed way too many....Mike Patton, Corey Taylor, James Keenan, Slash, Al Jorgensen
James R Poole Might I add Ian McKay to that list.
James R Poole hopefully they make another one
Tom Morello...
Speaking of Slash, Scott Weiland too. Both were in Velvet Revolver.
Manyard James Keenan,Corey Taylor,Mike Patton,Phil Anselmo,Max Cavelera,John Lydon/rotten...
sitvisjes definitely max with his 5 bands over 4 decades- 80's, 90's, 2000's, 2010's
Vince Clarke anyone: Depeche Mode, Yazoo (Yaz in the US), The Assembly, Erasure... Unless of course this list only comprises Rock bands and disregards electronic music.
Vince Clarke was the first name that came to my mind. Next is Robert Smith, then Damon Albarn.
I thought of him first, too
Cornell #9. Inconceivable
I mean, Corey Taylor?
if Maynard James Keenan isn't in this list I will raise hell. RAISE HELL!!!!
Right? AEnima was one of the highest selling albums of all time for its genre. Even with Puscifer's sales not hitting Gold certification, they've still warranted several releases.
+sean chase forget pussy fur. A perfect circle!
Brannigan Farnsworth yep. Two platinum releases and one gold
fuck this gay channel
Tool + apc + pusiphet + collaborations with deftones , Henry Rollins , serj , Mila jovovich , so on and so fourth but yeah lets not even mention him
Not sure how Paul McCartney could be anything other then number 1 on this list. He was a member of the most famous and popular band of all time!
George Harrison
At least top 3
Mike Patton is in Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Lovage, Peeping Tom, and Fantomas. As well as doing video game music. I know he's not as well known. But he's one of the best singers of the last 30+ years.
The fact Maynard James Keenan or Mike Patton isn't on here is very disappointing
Couldn't agree more
Yup
not even honorable mention. so sad
i totally agree. its not a list without them
You saved me from watching the video .
How is Corey Taylor not even mentioned?!
mostly because he uses same songs in his bands. i bet thats why. but honorable mention at least right? along with maynard
What songs @Harles Bently?
Because Anselmo is better
alienthompson Ive Been jaming to NOLA this.last week
because when it comes to music watch mojo really don't know alot
Jeff Beck, Duane Allman, Rod Stewart. Ozzie (regrettably lol ) David Coverdale, Rudy Sarzo. Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirk, Steve Howe, Greg Lake, Rick Derringer. Joe Walsh. Everyone in CSN&Y. Denny Laine, Tony Iommi, Robin Trower, Steve Winwood, Sammy Hagar. Ringo Starr. John Lennon, George Harrison, Ginger Baker, Rod Argent, Steve Vai, Glen Frey, Don Henley, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan . It wasn't the Honey Dippers , it was Honey DRIPPERS , you left out The Firm. I could keep going.
@Spencer Rees E.L.P. but yeah.
@Spencer Rees Emerson, Lake and Palmer
@Spencer Rees th-cam.com/video/TQQdYokbp4E/w-d-xo.html
@Spencer Rees King Crimson, before ELP
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Johnny Marr is one of the best musician ever ♡
RIP Chris Cornell... A modern genious
Pato Izquierdo no doubt
They mention Josh Homme and neglect the best band he was in...Kyuss....and they didn't mention OZZY?!?!?7
Im hip wheres Ozzy?
Ozzy was only in one band. They are not including solo artists or John Lennon and Phil Collins would certainly be here.
Technically John Lennon was in the Plastic Ono Band but for certain Phil Collins was in Flaming Youth and Brand X. He also toured with Robert Plant and played on his solo albums as well as Peter Gabriel's solo albums. I have even seen him with Jethro Tull. Utility Drummer for a lot of bands.
Wow, an internet top 10 list that I can absolutely agree on. Being a huge Uber Blackmore fan I was surprised to see him on the list, maybe an honorable mention would have been more suspected. But after thinking about it, his eclectic style demonstrating hard rock, neo classical metal, speed metal, blues, commercial rock and folk, then bringing up to the levels that he did, I can see why he is on that list..agreed also on Clapton being #1, Dio Groll, Paige and McCartney on the list too. Very well done!
I was so excited when they said Damon Albarn!! I love him so much 😊😊
Same
Watchmojo: Here’s the top ten musos with multiple successful bands.
Mike Patton: *coughs*
Maynard James Keenan: clears throat
Corey Taylor: tears a head off
yea but i mean clapton is prolly one if not the greatest guitar player of all time
Coughs in 5 octaves.
Damon deserves to be on this list!! Blur, Gorillaz and the Good the Bad and the Queen are all so different and diverse, it shows he can do many genres.
Just a few select choices not on this list...
Glenn Hughes - Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Country Communion/California Breed, extensive solo career.
Sammy Hagar - Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot, The Circle, extensive solo career.
Rob Halford - Judas Priest, Fight, Halford.
Timothy B. Schmit - Poco, Eagles, Jimmy Buffett (member of the Coral Reefers band), Ringo Star and His All-Star Band.
Glenn Danzig - Misfits, Samhain, Danzig.
Carmine Appice - Vanilla Fudge, King Kobra, Blue Murder, Cactus, Beck Bogert & Appice.
Lemmy Kilmister - Hawkwind, Motorhead, HeadCat
Mikkey Dee - King Diamond, Motorhead, Scorpions.
Brian Johnson - Geordie, AC/DC
How do you not even mention The Traveling Wilbury’s?!?!? Anything with Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and George Harrison deserves a mention!!!
Cornell should be higher up. RIP Chris
I came here for Corey Taylor, but nevermind now.
He's not even on the list? I came here for him too😡😢 Thanks for letting me know.
Lol same
Clavicus Vile same also for the singer of tool
i did to
huh, i don't believe he was that successful beyond spliknot so he can't be compared to the ones in the list that were successful in several bands/solo...that's the point of this list right? not doubting corey taylor's talent tho, i do like him but i'm honestly surprised to see people expecting him to be featured here...at most he would get an honorable mention
Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour , Maynard of Tool and A Perfect Circle, Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver.
Per Gessle, the guy in Roxette but he also had a very successful Swedish band called Gyllene Tider (Golden times) and also a solo career and writing songs to others. Also Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson from ABBA we're both in (two different) pretty successful Swedish bands before starting ABBA and then after ABBA they wrote a musical together, Kristina and Benny has an orchestra now that he plays with sometimes
I don't get your logic. You use Slash as the definition of what you video is gonna be about, but dont include him? Guns, velvet revolver, slash's snakepit, slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the conspirators. I dont get it!
I mean, the guy has been selling out stadiums for over 30 years, and played with the biggest stars to ever walk this earth!
The only reason anybody cares about those bands is because Slash is popular. And he is doing pretty much the same thing in each of them. Does not deserve a place in this list. As well as Paul McCartney.
He met Dimebag Darrel before he even knew pantera, at which point they were already massive. That's a fun fact.
Here is where he says that:
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Slash is a freaking overrated artist, i mean, he's not bad at all, but come on, there's no way to compare him with Paul mccartney or Damon Albarn
yeah basically the only people who care about those bands are existing GnR fans. this video is about success and while Velvet Revolver kind of crossed over none of his other bands came even close to where GnR was in popularity
Then these people need to go see Slash. He’s amazing. And the point of this whole video is successful people in multiple bands. GNR was, Velvet Revolver was, Slash & Myles Kennedy still are. To show Slash and then not even mention him is a joke. All the more reason I’ve given up on Mojo and their lists.
Matt Cameron, the drummer for Pearl Jam, who is also for Soundgarden, Temple of Dog, worked with Prodigy to create Firestarter and Breathe, was the drummer for Queens of the Stone Age first show, worked with Smashing Pumpkins on their album Adore.
So the list was exclusively for those that were vocalists at some point?
Zdena Gabaľová yeah i think what it is is that rhythm sections are often more hired gun types so they often play in many bands but arent key players. though you could argue a modern example like Zach Hill from Hella, transitioning into playing with Marnie Stern, Wavves and then founding Death Grips. its more about core members/songwriters and i dont think Cameron really counts since he never really defined the bands he was a part of. i didnt know about The Prodigy thing though!! thats fucking sick!
@@seralouise. I see your point, and guess to an extent, it's right. Though, I'd say he does define Pearl Jam, as he's not a transient member, but a core member.
@@DorotaGabal Jack irons also PJ and rhcp
Eddie Vedder was in temple of the dog, pearl jam obviously and has a successful solo career
i don t think smashing pumpkins!
Steve Lukather? Toto, Bee Gees, Michael Jackson, Spinal Tap, Ringo Starr
Ritchie Kotzen? Poison, Mr. Big, Winery Dogs
Dave Mustaine? Megadeth, Metallica
Mike Portnoy? Dream Theater, Avenged Sevenfold, Winery Dogs etc.
Chester Bennington? Linkin Park, Stone Temple Pilots
Paul Weller (The Jam, Style Council)
John Lydon (Sex Pistols, Public Image Limited)
Stewart Adamson (Skids, Big Country)
Gary Moore - Skid Row, Thin Lizzy
Greg Lake - King Crimson, ELP
Midge Ure - Visage, Ultravox
Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith
How did they forget Corey Taylor
Wow. I'm not even gonna watch this now that you said that.
no shit...im pissed
AND MAYNARD!
I’m turning it off too.
Shit list
Steve Winwood?
Me:sees Jack White at 8
*I Need a weapon*
Same dude
John Lennon: (The Beatles, Solo, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Plastic Ono Band)
George Harrison: (The Beatles, Solo, Traveling Wilburys)
Ringo Starr: (The Beatles, Solo, All-Starr Band)
BeatleBroz agreed! and Paul #9 -_-
@@dunnml68 paul wasnt #9
get off the beatles. only Paul was really successful after the beatles. as much as you would love to hold on to them, they sucked after.
@@seansaville5664 You are correct, guess I fat fingered that one... #7
@@dunnml68 lol. I only knew that cause mighty chris was #9. Cant be any specific order
Where the f is Corey Taylor?
Nah, he can stay.
I think they dont consider him because Stone Sour isnt that famous. I mean the only huge mainstream project he has ever been in is pretty much Slipknot.
Alex Marenco SS is pretty popular but it's still bullshit that he's not on the list like come on WatchMojo
What I think makes Corey more impressive is the timeline. Two completely independent bands, not one that got famous from a solo act or a super group, that had success simultaneously to the point that Corey was the lead singer competing against himself for a Grammy in 2003. Having 8 nominations in a 7 year span.
a better question, WHERE IN THE HELL IS MAYNARD JAMES KEENAN
Honestly, most of the bands here were famous for including already famous musicians. I mean any band including Slash will be famous just for including him, not the music itself.
Mike Patton should have at least been a honerable mention
How is McCartney only #7?!?
Maynard James Keenan better be on this list.
BULLSHIT!! So being the front man of Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer isn't enough?
+TraceVandal lmao true tho
He is a great singet and a lyrical genius also Tool is easily on my top 5 bands BUT he never found the success the other people on this did not that they were bad just underrated.
+Kite_ _Man tool is successful as is a perfect circle. .two out of three is enough no? haha
I was hoping this too. Complete bullshit
Paul Weller (The Jam, The Style Council)
Joe Strummer (The Clash, The Pogues)
Bernard Sumner (Joy Division, New Order)
And the Housemartins kept 3 members successful in their following projects: Paul Heaton & Dave Hemingway (Beautiful South) and Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim).
Hell yeah, definitely agree with Weller and Sumner as well.
Neil Finn: Spilt Enz, Crowded House & Fleetwood Mac
MIKE PATTON? (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Lovage, Fantômas, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Peeping Tom)
I know right?
These guys don't know music
It's a difference in opinion.
Justice has NOT been served today.
+Rijon Mr. Bungle, Fantomas, Peeping Tom
Maynard James Kennan? (Puscifer, Tool and A prefect circle.)
Vince Clarke : Depeche Mode, Yazoo, Erasure
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, all of the Beatles, Joe Walsh, Neal Schon, David Coverdale, Steve Winwood, Ron Wood, Jeff Beck, Timothy B. Schmidt, Randy Meisner
Maynard Keenan???
Slanch - The only (living) band I like as much as Queens of the Stone Age is Tool. That being said...I think as far as songwriting, Maynard is the best...ever. However, the list does say “musicians”.
It said Musicians And singers
Michael Norman - reading the title of the video, and the way in which the video is introduced state ‘musicians’.
Maynard Keenan=Tool, Puscifer and A perfect circle, nothin more to say
Exactly
Exactly
(successful) bands
They are successful, though
Both Tool and A Perfect Circle have MULTIPLE RIAA certified platinum selling records.
There were some people missing...but Clapton was a very deserved top pick.
I will add in John5, guitarist for Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, and his solo career.