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“In 1971, there were only three bands that mattered; Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple.” - Joe Elliot
He's trippin'
The Who?
Well i think he forgot about bands like Yes, King crimson, Zappa with the Mothers of Invention. There where enough bands that "mattered" back then.
The Doors were also pretty relevant. Should have made the list as well.
And that’s what you call personal choice and an opinion. Nothing wrong with it I say. People need to realise this. Just because I don’t like Motley Crüe it doesn’t mean other have to follow me. They have their own opinion. I’m cool with it.
Those Led Zeppelin guys sound like Greta van Fleet!!!! A year later and everyone is still getting triggered by my joke. This is hilarious!
nmlss “you don’t have those long guitar solos and strange drums”😂. Led Zeppelin is like Black Sabbath 2.0 for Heavy Metal
The Quinning - Sir, you've just won the Sarcasm Award. :D
Lol
Actually, it's the other way round. Greta Van Fleet sounds like Led Zepplin.
The Quinning lmao
The Doors: Am I joke to you?
They make good music yes.
FOR REAL
Dude they are just right behind the Beatles for me
This list is about "influential bands".I think The Doors are one of the best bands of all time but I could hardly admit that they influenced any other bands,except maybe Inspiral Carpets.
@@matthewwillard2047 no no no
And two of these bands are not YET in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame!!!!
Which of them?
@@mareky505 Motorhead. Judas Priest. both of them belong in the R&R Hall of Fame!!!
@ThatsRaidillonActually And Madonna lol
@@nenad6278 I would rather listen to kittens getting stomped on by Tupac, than listen to Madonna. Lol!
and then there is beatles with each member as rock and roll hall of fame
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the list is a joke, but the Beatles is the most influential band and that's a fact
Soviet WW2 Radio Operator The beatles were overrated piece of shit
Mykyta Vyslobitskyy very few will agree with you
The Beatles, ABBA, The Doors and Black Sabbath influenced every other band on this list. These should be the Top4
Some names were forgoten... AC/DC, The Who, Iron Maiden, Creedence CWR, Aerosmith... and I'll never understand how much underrated Bob Marley is, his cotributions to music in general were huge, and every ska/reggae band after the 70's exists because of him.
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Lmao I wouldn't call ACDC influential. Don't get me wrong, i love em but they arent super influential in rock compared to a band like Zeppelin or even The Stones. But my question is where the fuck is Elvis Presley?
I agree with you on Aerosmith, on ACDC nah
Bob marley isn’t a band
@@matthiasschuhback5548 It was actually, Bob Marley & The Wailers. Its the same with Jimi Hendrix, everybody thinks about him as a soloist because he was the star, but he belonged to a group. And they put Jimi in #6 so, Bob Marley fits in this list.
wHY iSn'T mY FaVORite MeTAl baND On THis
What's that?
@@gabrielpiscopo3916 hes being sarcastic . In other words making dun of those who complain about not havin their bands on the list
Because metal is terrible
@@fabricio.almeida3 bad for you because this channel is about metal.
Metal rules. What do you listen to ?
@@mariovomhof2775 I listen to everything almost, expect metal lolol. I don't really like it
Just want to say , the unholy trinity in 70’s : Deep Purple , Led Zeppelin , Black Sabbath. :)
Aldi Agung it seems obvious the person who made the list grew up a huge fan of metal. Putting Sabbath and Zeppelin on should have precluded any other metal bands. To each their own I guess.
They were the most influential alongside the beatles, elvis and little richard. Punk was not even close to being as big as zeppelin
Bener ngaco semua ini bang list nya..
Pink Floyd, Ramones, rolling stones, kiss, the Beatles bukan band metal
@@yantisuanti883 bener wkakakak
@@aldiagung7 Go speak your garbage language elsewhere (unless you're making fun of Yanti)
I really think they just put the Beatles at number 1 and drew the rest randomly out of a hat.
Well to be fair how else would you make such a list? There's hundreds of bands out there all massively influential and pretty much impossible to rank. How do you rank every breath of air you've taken? Without multiple of those breathes you suffocate but they are all too equally important to not see each as equal.
@@genericwhitekidthesecond4330 everyone with a little of music culture will say that the list is too random. The list should have made by influence. There are clearly ones more important that the other, you like it or not
Its not top 15 its only 15 most, so its not ranked anything
To be fair, queen, black sabbath and Metallica are bothe pretty influential
Well I mean black sabbath basically invented metal
I HOPE these bands aren't considered to be in order...
Numer 1 and 2 are in order
Can we agree that Pink Floyd are way too low?
Ffs tell me where you find "top" on the title
number 1 is in order
Same. MetallicA at #11 and Motörhead at #13 is crazy as. Rolling Stones at #5 Black Sabbath #2 then #1 is the Beatles.
I wonder how could Ramones be more influential then Led Zeppelin.
For the very act of actually starting a band, Ramones have definitely been more influential on that front.
Pink Floyd didnt start a genre, they popularized it, Ramones were a boom in the music scene that werent like any other in 1976-1977
John Waters Ramones started punk
How could the Ramones be more influential than the rolling stones who turned America back onto American blues artists like muddy waters,bb king,howling wolf were in obscurity till the stones covered their songs the next thing these artists are selling out venues.
58 years later mick and the boys still going,they have influenced countless acts,rock,pop,country, blues,ballards they have made music in every genre
Michael Jackson Ramones didn’t start Punk, Punk started in Britain and made its way to America and the Ramones popularized it.It is thought they started it cuz of them being the most well known Punk band😁
I love the top 3
- Ramones: main punk influnce
- Black Sabbath: main metal influence
- The Beatles: main influence on everything!
Everything, is Justin Bieber influenced by Beatles??
@@YesMan-uy4cjprobably yeah he bastardised the hair cut
@@Planet_Caravan_94 🐏
Who are "The Beatles"
In fact the Ramones didn't influent only punk rock. Ask Bono and Ricky Warwick about that.
Also, “Members of grunge bands, including Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and Soundgarden's Chris Cornell, often cited the Ramones as among their chief inspirations.”
-David Moskowitz, doctorate in Musicology from the University of Kansas, “The 100 Greatest Bands of All Time: A Guide to the Legends Who Rocked the World”
I think someone needs to look up the word, ‘influential’.
Agreed, these are all great bands, but influence means something more.
I think they meant to make the most influential at number 15
Benjamin Lees lmao no
I mean, in just about every interview with modern bands, a lot of these artists come up as influences. Influence can be subtle or direct so.
Another stupid list by a millennial who doesn't know an influential band from his ass!
that weird moment when the Ramones is "more influential" then led freaking zeppelin
Ikr!
It isnt meant to be in order,i guess
They influenced more people with punk, they literally invented it
@@ALLMETAL1970 The Sex Pistols were around before the Ramones
@@jimsoup wrong, the ramones started in 1974, sex pistols started in 76
no Iron Maiden really?
Well if you compare it with the first 5 they were more mainstream than maiden but maybe I would have put it instead of Motorhead.
yeah maybe
Maiden instead of Judas Priest!
Whatever Judas Priest is better and was way more influential. Priest influenced maiden by the way
Whatever there wouldn’t be an Iron Maiden without Judas Priest
I feel like KISS were more of a stylistic influence than a musical one.
Agreed
yea technically the only way they really influenced the genre was by bringing huge arena shows with pyrotechnics into it.
Yes I agree, I only like Detroit rock city from them
How many songs do you know about Kiss?
@@spodeiok429 how many songs have you listened from kiss? Have you ever listened something like "cold gin" or "deuce" or "love gun"
Not the biggest Maiden fan personally, but there is no denying how influential they are. They are cited as being the biggest influence to so many big bands of the past couple decades. They should definitely be on here
So true.
Absolut
They were influential to heavy metal bands. How many pop, indie, country, and punk bands were influenced by iron maiden? Probably a significantly low number. But all of those artists could be influenced by the Beatles. Big difference when it's only one genre we're talking about.
The Beatles created the template for the modern rock band . . . every band since 1963 has been influenced by The Beatles in some way.
EJF SFC agreed my best friend loves the Beatles
No they didn't, actually The Shaddows did, but they never made it big in the US.
@@ZENOBlAmusic bs
Wrong so wrong
Ever heard of the sex pistols or pil
Thank God Nickelback is at #1. They so deserve it.
Yeah they influence you what not to do in your band
Im asking this seriously, as an older woman whonis behind the times. Why does everyone rag on Nickelback? Ive heard a few of their songs, so I don't know much about them.
Excuse my typo.
@D clements Chad Kroeger is a dick!! Thats a polite way to put it. Look up most hated bands or ppl in rock music. Chad Kroeger is the poster boy for self obsession and all round dickery!! I know that aint a word but it should be
@George Glass LoL, good I of many millions would prefer they stay off of pretty much everything, including planet Earth. They can have their own planet as long as it's a different one then me.
Bowie:
* Laughs in Glam Rock, Folk, Pop, New Wave, Soul, Funk, Jungle, Industrial, Electro, Jangle Pop, Art Rock, Krautrock, Hard Rock, Post-Punk, Progressive, Alt - Rock *
Despite his multiple personas he wasn't actually a band !
@@Morphstock exactly.
I think there’s a band called cream
Ya some new pop boyband or smthin....
Otto Licht nah that was just a dream
people still think zeppelin or sabbath invented the hard rock sound...
Yeah there was
Yess
No Rush, nothing with Eric Clapton or the bands he was in, the Who. By the way where is maiden?????
No Smiths or Eagles neither
Cream should have been on this list, so many of the guys on the list wouldn’t have picked up an instrument if it hadn’t been for Cream
Exactly, but they have Kiss.
Kiss belongs on this list...just about anyone and bands to follow in the late 70's and early 80's were influenced by kiss....any rock show you saw after kiss included moving stages,pyro...kiss....like them or not remains one of the most influential bands of all time...no maiden? No acdc? No aerosmith? All great but they didnt start anything different or new...
mooch514 i’m not a kiss fan but I do agree with you.
You see Black Sabbath and you click. You don’t think. You just click
Anaisha Abraham Same For Me.
Legit when I saw the title (didn't see the thumbnail yet) I was all like "I swear if Black Sabbath isn't here...", then I saw the thumbnail.
Y e s
My favs are here: KISS, Van Halen and Black Sabbath
@@matej2268 Kiss are a joke band shouldn't be anywhere near this list. What are you, Peter Griffin?
I’m not even done watching the video and it’s obvious that the Beatles are #1
As Alice Cooper said everybody was influenced by somebody but everybody was influenced by the Beatles
As it should be. The Beatles were pure magic. Truly lightning captured in a bottle.
Who else?
The Beatles didn't invent lots of their musical ideas and were attributed to them when all they did is recycle these ideas from the underground scene. I'd say the most influential band of all rock music is The Velvet Underground, who paved the way for most genres and bands that came after them and not just that, but also broke every border for creativity and freed musicians from record labels, sales and stardom, and hence inventing the concept of alternative music.
Julian Leil ah ah ah!!!!
This isn’t the most influential bands, this is just someone’s favorite bands list..
Someone who clearly knows nothing about music,probably about six years of age,pillock.
agreed. Queen is a great band but no one I know went out and tried to sound like them
Yep,like i said some privileged guys list who wants everyone to think he's cool and hip
Baptized In Fire thought Van Halen was a bit low on this
Or perhaps a small group of people.
AC/DC??? Guns N' Roses???
The Ramones ahead Queen?!? Led Zeppelin?? Pink Floyd?!
As much as a Queen fan as I am, The Ramones had a larger impact in their genre.
guns n’ roses weren’t really that influential
space walker maybe not but they where a really important band in the late 80’s and in the early 90’s
Black sabbath actually took a lot of inspiration from Pink Floyd.
@@thomasleerling bullshit
The fact that The Who didn't even made the list makes this list absolutely irrevalent.
The fact that Slade isn't on this list speaks volumes, especially when you consider that most of the bands on this list (along with countless others) cite them as being an influence.
No king Crimson, no early Genesis, no Japan, no Zappa, this compilation is a pile of shite, it’s just the uploaders favourite rock bands ffs.
Vinay Chhetri it’s true The Who started everything
Vinay Chhetri not necessarily these were influential. The Who needs to be on it and even though I’m not the biggest fan the Grateful Dead. They inspired a ton of jam bands
and the doors
Thank you for nominating deep purple. Ritchie blackmore is was a phenomenal influence for all metal Rock guitar players in the 70es and 80ies. He is a bit often forgotten today
The Bands That Influenced Me Where...
1. The Beatles
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Guns N’ Roses
4. Pink Floyd
5. Metallica
6. Black Sabbath
7. Mötley Crüe
8. Queen
9. Nirvana
10. Rolling Stones
11. AC/DC
12. The Who
13. Jimi Hendrix
14. Iron Maiden
15. The Doors
16. Deep Purple
17. Van Halen
18. Sex Pistols
*Not In Any Order*
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Nate Higger FRENCH FRANÇAIS
TheMarsTV6662 King EH OUAIS BOUM OOOOo Nice Bonjour u speak english i dont speak a baguette
Nate Higger SWITZERLAND !!!!! NOT FRANCE
Led Zeppelin
I cant believe where is THE DOORS ...THE WHO....THE CLASH....
Cleber Shaw 77 Agree. I’m a metal head but having Priest that high and these bands omitted is fairly negligent.
Agree
I agree
@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD Priest had a huge influence on thrash bands such as Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer, their dual guitar tandem was the blueprint used, as was Thin Lizzy, Metallica covered Whiskey In A Jar, Megadeth- Cold Sweat.
They suck. 😏
I'm happy to see no one complaining about The Beatles taking top spot. Y'all are some cultured people
It's honestly the most obvious thing tho.
The comment section of videos like this are always more interesting than the video themselves could ever hope to be!!😂There is NO right or wrong here. Who each person is influenced by can differ from person to person. Its impossible to generalize on a subject like who influenced people the most, but its really interesting to see the comments of a video that attempts to.
I disagree. Influence can be objective. There are some bands that have created templates for modern music and are constantly cited as influences or who kick-started an entire genre or at least got it into the mainstream. Half of these bands have done nothing like that.
smoke on the stairway to wonderwall thunderstruck
Judas Priest more influential than Pink Floyd? Who knew?
Who said this list is in order??
They are their sound is copied pretty much by everyone after 90s
Man pink Floyd sucks. They have two mediocre songs and the rest is overshadowed by Roger Waters' racism
@@mrm2542 pink floyd are a great band, and roger waters isnt rascist
@@DannyBoi2112 bro look up what he said about Jews. He's a staunch bds supporter
The Ramones more influential than Led Zeppelin?
It's not top
The ramones created punk
@@simonebarca8803 no
dirtyfilthymoney yes they did ask any punk rock star their influence is the ramones
@@dirtyfilthymoney Hell yeah they did, they weren't super rich or successful but they basically created punk and almost every Rock band as well as metal band worships Ramones
So... Apparently The Ramones are more influential than: The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Jimi Hendrix. Like come on, no.
They are they inspired many people
I am not saying they were better than led Zeppelin or hendrix
@@samfisher9562 Ramones inspired a lot but led zeppelin has an influence on every band
@@samfisher9562 how did they inspire more? They inspired a small portion of music but zeppelin inspired every single band to come after them
I think the fact that the Ramones are so high is because they literally started an entire genre. Now I know how people like to mention bands like the stooges and death, but I personally feel it just isn’t at the same level. The Ramones started in 74’. When they first they first toured England in 76, it was really the first time anyone heard punk music around there. Later that year some of the first singles would be released if the British punk scene. But, the Ramones really influenced every single band to come after them in the punk genre. Even the sub genres like hardcore or horror had the influence present. Now, I am going to assume that you don’t know much about the Ramones, and instead like the other bands you mentioned. Even those kind of lack the influence that you claim. For one, I don’t know why the stones are really on here. I mean, you don’t really hear about who were influenced by the stones in their music. And if you do say they created the genre of blues rock, there were many other bands doing it as well at the time, and before them. I don’t think that they had much as an impact as the other bands mentioned but were just a cog in the big machine that was rock at the time. Zeppelin was influential, yes, but not as much as you make them out to be. They did take rock to a harder place at the time, but other 60’s psych bands were creating just as heavy music at the time. I also think Black Sabbath is a much better band to say created hard rock and metal, as they are the first metal band. The only one that I could slightly agree with you on is Hendrix, but at the same time I feel as if it is a little weak. Yes, Hendrix was out of this world with his playing, and anyone who came after tried to mimic his style. But at the same time, the genre of psych rock was around even before him. A band like cream or the yardbirds were doing stuff as early as 66’. To conclude, AI think you are comparing artistic skill and popularity instead of musical pioneering. In this case, I would put the Ramones higher than anyone else, just for the simple fact that they were the first true band in their genre, and basically created punk as well. Not to say the other bands aren’t good, I am a massive zeppelin and Hendrix fan. But the Ramones are just such a special band at a time where nothing matched them in their intensity and sound.
Really? The Ramones ahead of Pink Floyd? Queen? Led Zeppelin?
I dont think it was in any order i think its just a list
It's because they invented a genre and a whole culture like Black Sabbath.
I'm amazed how low priest is.
They created punk rock, jackass, and killed disco at the same time. Hundreds of bands came along just because of them. They completely changed the musical landscape.
The ramones are extremely influential. Every punk band that came after were influenced by them
"My favorite band isn't on the list so this list sucks" This is basically the comment section.
Independient thats Rush, The Who And Cream deserved The list And Kiss Should Be higher.
@@mrgeorge621 See, you just proved my point.
@@mrgeorge621 bruh just proved his point
@@OtakuBK Not a Kiss fan honestly I hate glam but they was too influential
@@dizzee6089
My favorites band are Deftones, Mastodon, Meshuggah and off course they no deserved here list but honor To whom honor is due
Aerosmith? Maiden? ACDC? The Who? Wtf...
Who do you propose taking out of the list to incorporate those bands? Every single one on the list was pretty damn influential
The Beatles
IKR?
Well who inspired those bands, this list is subjective theres alot of other bands you can put in here
Joke list .... no u2 ac/dc iron maiden.
The who played at Woodstock ffs , a tad more influential the Van Halen methinks . Nirvana makes it but no Sex Pistols ...the greatest influence on grunge .
Serious lack of understanding of the word influence
The beatles isn't only the most influential band but they're also the most successful commercially as a musician 👍
Black sabbath
The ramones are higher then Led Zeppelin?
TheVirusSoftware the ramones were probably the first band to introduce punk
The dudes created Punk Rock and thanks to that, punk were introduced to the world.
So... the real question is, why they shouldn't be in this list.
Yeah, but they were the ones that spread it all over the globe. I read an interview of someone that said that everywhere the Ramones went, a dozen punk bands were created.
Thrash metal and Punk were all influenced by the Ramones
Because of Ramones young kids who couldn't play more than 3 chords picked up an instrument and start their own band, meaning that you do not have to be as good as David Gilmour on guitar to make great music. Ramones position is totally deserved.
Spinal tap. First band to turn their amps to 11.
And the first to play with a stone henge monument in danger of being crushed by a dwarf
And the most punctual band too !
I actually saw a band back in the 90's that played sex farm in their show. They were so serious, that cracked me up.
Where’s Ac dc? Even pop fans know “ac dc” for rock culture itself
I agree my favorite band in the world and I’m 15 so that should say enough lol
Buck O’Neil im 17 bruh fuck hip hop and all that shit rock isnt dead for me
Same dude death to all but metal 🤟🏻
turbocringe
yeet the meat that’s 2 words dumbass not 1
Most of the picks here are at least arguable. Most people would agree on #1. You can argue Black Sabbath at #2(although I'd disagree), BUT The Ramones? I just don't see that-higher than Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Hendrix??
that's a metal-influenced list, and for metal, Sabbath is Nº1...
I agree but the ramones created punk
William Robinson they a long with the sex pistols which I believe they should be on the list higher than the ramones inspired an entire generation of diy
@@MrGrimmiefan Iggy Pop is the godfather of punk, he had a huge impact on The Ramones.
@@thebestskier8629 no the sex pistols did
No way Judas Priest is more influential than deep purple. Deep purple inspired everyone
Judas priest helped spark the new wave of heavy metal, spearheaded by iron maiden, pantera etc. If it werent for them, heavy metal wpuld’ve remained to its blues rock instead of evolve to what it is today
Dafyd Maddz IMO priest is the reason Sabbath fell. Even before Ozzy left, Sabbath were outdated by Priest’s faster and more aggressive style of metal.
Judas Priest made metal a mainstream thing. Last time I checked, deep purple was just an offbrand blue oyster cult
No way Judas Priest is more influential than ac/dc
Yes I agree
Maiden???????
Iron????
UP THE IRONS MAIDENMANIACS........nevermind ......they dont know////
Äh no
They should have benn instead of Van Halen
@@littlekido908 van Halen was extremely influential to a lot of bands. Some bands that should be on here are thin lizzy, def leppard (their early work helped inspire the big 4, pantera, etc), iron maiden, and others.
Venom: set the foundation for thrash metal and black metal
Also Venom: isn't on this list
They are so underrated, that’s really sad, like... i really love them, and they made thrash metal as it is now, why do people underestimate their influence?
What about AC-DC
Nobody knows who they are except for niche metalheads. How can you be the most influential when you only influence a handful of heavy metal and black metal bands. I doubt many pop, indie, and country acts would cite venom as an influence lol
If you have Led Zeppelin you have to have Cream.
Wtf is cream?
I love cream....... i love Eric clapton
Influential does not mean popular.
ataberk YAVAŞ yes it does. If you aren't popular how can you inspire many people?
nick ;-; it’s not about how many people you inspire, it how many of the people you have inspired are talented and will make good music in the future.
Ярослав Чечель wrong by definition
nick ;-; how come? Those things have a correlation but popularity does not necessarily lead to a band becoming influential. Neither Rihanna, nor Pit Bull are very influential, yet sell hundreds of millions of records.
Ярослав Чечель you're right about that. Being popular doesn't make you influential but in order to be one of the MOST influential artist you need to be popular
how judas priest is above pink floyd is something I’ll never understand
I don't think it's chronological
@mksrookies especially Maiden
they started NWOBHM, the most important metal act in history, wile PF just popularized a genre
Because they are better
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No Rush? They're the most influential prog rock band I can think of
Any list of influential bands has to include the Velvet Underground.
King Crimson, early Genesis, Rush, mahavishnu orchestra, Zappa, I could go on, this guys just done his own faves band list up?!
Yeah. We got Bowie and Eno from VU and then soo many others. Kraftwerk invented a genre and no one talks about them.
Iamman i upload 5 times a day for 6 months I think The Stooges were more influential than the Ramones as far as punk goes
@AAAnt M great album by crimson. Quite possibly my favorite line-up. Fripp (in my opinion) is quite possibly one of the greatest guitarists ever. Jimi Hendrix said Fripp was great. 50 years of musical innovations.
@AAAnt M bruford and fripp is a match made in heaven. Too bad Bill retired. Now Crimson has 3 drummers and it doesn't even compare to Bruford hitting the skins. YES's Fragile (bruford plays the drums on it) was my first introduction to Prog Music. I loved it so much, I at one point, listened to it 5 times a day lol. I'm surprised my brother didn't kill me.
At least this time you guys included The Beatles.
Ozzy in that thumbnail looks a little bit like Myrkur (or the other way around)
Ha ha.
There are so many problems,Pink Floyd 9? Judas Priest before Pink Floyd? Queen 7? Ramones before Led Zeppelin? Wtf
First off, Judas priest is more talented than Pink Floyd will even be, second off, Ramones starter an actual genre, that contribute to other genres
@@tristanhavrilak6048 how can you messure talent when they are playing completly diffrent things and have nevee realy interacted with eachorher
Plus thats beside the point because this video has nothing to do with talent
@@yoavmend1909 because that's really their influence. And the members do interact with each other last time I checked
@@tristanhavrilak6048 1st no that's not their influence there are a lot of talented people in this world that doesn't mean they influence anything
2nd the bands you mentioned don't interact the members of the same interacting with themselves doesn't mean anything the 2 bands you mentioned in an awful attempt to compare the two even though they are playing completely different styles and they have different artistic visions so comparing them is insanely dumb
@@tristanhavrilak6048 I love Judas priest but Pink Floyd is probably the greatest band of all time, they were great song writers, sure David Gilmour isn't that good of a guitarist but they all work together and are great.
Pink Floyd at 9?
Queen at 7?
The Rolling stones and The Ramones above both?
What kind of list is this?
A list of the most influential bands, as in bands that inspired and influenced the most musicians. Hundreds of bands were formed because of the Ramones. They help created a new genre of music and kill off disco.
Stones is justified, Ramones do need to be lower.
It says 15 most influential bands not top 15 most influential bands
Tbh queen kinda sucks they made one song that was decent at best and that was Bohemian Rhapsody, other than that they have pretty forgettable songs
Andrew White Some might say overrated, overplayed, etc., but "Forgettable" is nowhere near the word to describe songs like We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions, Another One Bites The Dust and other songs like that which pretty much everyone knows.
Their early material is actually quite underrated. The "Queen II" album is like a sea of "Bohemian Rhapsody"s.
I see Black Sabbath. I hit like
That version of KISS didn't influence shit
GrayWoIf lmao
hahaha
So it's more than just the costumes 👍
They should show the Original line up
Definitely....it's half of KISS.
Imagine thinking the ramones are more influential than led zeppelin
Jimi hendrix at number 6 is disrespectful. You can ask any guitarist about their influence and theres always a jimi hendrix there.
No Rory Gallagher either, Jimi Hendrix himself was a huge fan. A reporter at the Isle of Wight Festival asked Jimi how it felt to be the greatest guitarist ever. He replied "I don't know, go ask Rory Gallagher". Brian May's favorite guitarist was also Rory Gallagher. You can hear Rory's influence in a lot of other bands as well such as Thin Lizzy.
Maybe 30 years ago you would have got that answer, but as time goes by less players are directly influenced by his playing.
@@davem4193 Jimi was modest, like most musicians. If they had asked Rory he would have said the same thing, ask someone else.
I'm influenced by ace frehley idc what anybody says
We're not talking most influential guitarists, we are talking bands, if it was guitarists, it would be Hendrix at #1, followed by Van Halen, but that's another list.
Motörhead, pink Floyd, nirvana, Metallica, Queen and black sabbath come to mind almost immediately
Edit: all were in the list I’m pretty impressed by this well done loudwire
666ihavenolife666 yeah this is like their best list
Black Sabbath is always number one. They MADE the genre that this channel is based on.
No Beatles = No Black Sabbath. The Beatles were Ozzy's favourite band and hearing their music is what inspired him to create music. So if any band deserves to beat Sabbath, it's the band that inspired them.
@@Guyjemm I have to agree with you. If The Beatles had never existed, Ozzy would have never made it out of Birmingham alive.
@@Guyjemm i'd have to disagree with that, Black Sabbath inspired so many more musicians/bands than the beatles, even though they inspired Sabbath, Sabbath still is more influential
Skuzzy yeah. Even John Paul Jones said he was really into The Beatles and if he ever had a band that toured the world, he would like to be like The Beatles.
@@ianboulet Sabbath's influence doesn't stretch too far beyond metal though. The Beatles have influenced way more bands and way more subgenres alone.
The Velvet Underground and King Crimson are missing - I'd take out Judas Priest and KISS to insert those bands instead.
The Who, Acdc, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, DIO, Thin Lizzy? Wtf!
Don't worry, this list sucks so much. I mean they put best bands on the back except The Beatles.
Have to be most influential , not most popular or best or best selling.
None of those bands necessarily did anything that had never been seen before or that was entirely unique outside of The Who, which I agree deserve a mention when talking about influence.
Mate Jebach all that bands are influentials
Anonymous Nate and Dio?? Influences for many Power Metal bands and bands of high renown as Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Slipknot, Tenacious D, etc.
Since when Loudwire hates IRON MAIDEN?
Maiden's over rated
joey wheeler meu ovo
joey wheeler well, the title doesn't say top underrated bands...
Yanivush147 since the ranking of all maiden songs
The Fuck you talking about? They put Maiden in about every list they can, been objetive Iron Maiden wasn´t as influential as Sabbath Priest or after them Metallica, that doesnt mean Maiden ain´t influential.
The Beatles
Rolling Stones
The Who
Led Zeppelin
Queen
Pink Floyd
Deep Purple
Black Sabbath
Iron Maiden
The Europe
Motorhead
Dio
Metallica
Eagles
Scorpions
A7X
Guns N Roses
Ramones
Steelheart
Judas Priest
Van Halens
Pantera
Slipknot
Linkin Park
Sex Pistols
AC/DC
Megadeth
The Clash
Nirvana
Green Day
All of this is my favourite
The Queen? Come on.
Otherwise you have great taste.
@Martín Abbott sorry
@@Shadow_ScAmmER sorry
A7x seriously
@@herojitwayenbam2928 What do you mean
Without the Pixies there basically wouldn't be a Nirvana, Radiohead, Weezer, and every other alternative band in the world today....
Exactly
No RUSH???? WTF..And also, Metallica and Pink Floyd deserve a higher spot.
Nick Frances Radoc Yeah MetallicA at#11 is ridiculous. Pink Floyd a better position it got. Motörhead #13th is b.s. Motörhead top #10 any day 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I'd give a shout out to the Pixies. They influenced a lot of bands who went to their early shows, especially British bands like Radiohead.
ClarkyGuitar They influenced Kurt Cobain and Nirvana greatly
Its top 15 not 1000000 bands
@@sloth7754 Funny you have Bowie pfp when he praised Pixies for changing rock music
@@zackzallie8735 my point is that there are more than 15 band that changed how we see music, you cannot reference every single one in a video that is called 15 bands...
Same with the velvet underground, influenced almost every alternative band that came after it.
The doors influenced Eddie vedder,layne stayley,Scott weiland, and iggy pop how the hell weren't they on this list
@my name???????? He's actually the Lizard KING. 👑
I said the same thing. Its literally impossible to list everyone Inspired by Jim Morrison.
@my name???????? just to be clear, i wasnt trying to be one of those assholes who corrects everyone. I just fkn love Jim and always add to conversations about him!
Four unmentioned bands that created the template for 4 great movements in rock music: the Yardbirds; the Sex Pistols; Bob Marley & the Whalers; and Yes.
Why isn't Cream on this?
I was asking myself the same question...
Because they were a mediocre, overrated flash in the pan.
@@unevenspleener shut up wanker
You're kidding, right? What about Ginger Baker? Easily one of the greatest drummers ever
@@unevenspleener the list is meant to be about influential bands,jack bruce influenced countless bassist, ginger Baker was a MASSIVE influence on most drummers and Eric Clapton inspired loads of guitarists OF COURSE cream should be on the list
Where are King Crimson and Rush??
They influenced bands such as Tool, Dream Theatre, Porcupine Tree etc..
we are on the wrong channel here, friend. No point in trying to extol reason on these guys. I like this channel but it makes mistakes too often
What about Nickel.... Oops nevermind
Nickelback Is Better Than Zeppelin
It was a joke..... obviously 😐
Can anyone tell me why tf nickelback is tha most hated band?
@@metalfishtv4568 Nickleback BLOWS CHUNKS!
Let me guess, vou probably like "Creed" too huh
@@sbking74 Nickleback isn't even better than MY CRACK!
I've never seen black Sabbath so high on a list like this. Though not a fanatic ("fan"), i will listen and appreciate and agree that they are one of the most influential bands. So many genres have been sparked by their fire.
AC/DC and Iron Maiden ?
Idk about AC DC, who could they have really inspired?
righttackle52 AC/DC influenced Def Leppard for sure and many others!
ACDC Influenced Dave Mustaine
Airborn, Accept, Krokus, Molly hatchet, Nazareth, and the list goes on.....
@@righttackle52 guns n roses, metallica...
Black sabbath, the doors, led zeppelin
Dont forget about guns n roses, the kinks, the who
@@totusfloreo5126 oh yes sure, obviously
Death
@@andrei1151 Black Sabbath were an underrated gem - but Zep is ...well.......
@@andrei1151 Agree!
How is Judas Priest higher than Pink Floyd
because judas priest just is
@@zebfail480 for metal yes. Anything else, no way
It's a not a TOP 15 list...
It's just random list
The question is why is Pink Floyd there
Excellent list you got there, you got the great influential bands in history of rock and metal, like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, KISS, Pink Floyd, Queen, Ramones, Van Halen, Nirvana, etc.
What the F!
Where was Iron Maiden?
Guns N Roses?
No Stranglers, the clash Hell the sex pistols were more influential than some of these!
@L L Well they were an influence on me and the guys in our band. So your dead wrong there. I'm sorry but at the end of the day. You might not think GNR are influential and your entitled to that opinion but that is what really sucks. Because you dislike the band your saying people haven't been influenced by Slash or Axl or hell just them as a band because there music was brilliant. Nah F you man you don't know what your talking about if Guns weren't an influence how comes all the glam bands stopped putting lipstick on and started dressing like cowboys?
@L L your a moron.
@Antônio M "weren't that influential " but they still were influential weren't they? They certainly was to people in England there still well liked here.
@blsn wsg there a great band and they influenced lots of musicians and film makers. Don't listen to these morons music has been my passion since I was Six and I've been in bands for over half my life. I'm nearly 30.
@L L ooh ouch, go educate yourself you moron! Shut your damn mouth and give your brain a chance for once.
15 bands that influenced the uploader the most.
No Elvis? That man is the undisputed KING of Rock n Roll.
Also why are the Ramones higher than Led Zeppelin? Sure, the Ramones kickstarted Punk as a legit music genre, but in terms of influence, I think most rockers strive to emulate Led Zeppelin over the Ramones.
Mike Burns Influential B A N D S
Damn....good point
Mike Burns not to mention Zeppelin themselves inspired the Ramones with Communication Breakdown
Then how about Buddy Holly and his Crickets?
They were the authentic soul of the classic rock&roll
Elvis was not only a rock singer, but also made blues, gospel and country music. So we can't bind him as a rock singer only. Maybe that's why he isn't in this list. But that he was the King, no doubt. I love his voice and realize why my grandfather was such a big fan of him. Such music will never be made and Elvis Presley will take his place next to Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven and Verdi. Or I think he already has, because he's in every music textbook.
The Who???? Alice Cooper Band??? Iggy Pop??? MC5??? Jefferson Airplane??? Grateful Dead??? The Clash???
In my opinion kiss, Van halen, jimi Hendrix, Judas Priest, black sabbath, and the Beatles are the most influential bands in the world
You haven't heard about Led Zeppelin, have you?
Musically they were the greatest influence of all time, to all musicians that came after them, all of their four members having amazing contributions to music and songwriting.
Kiss No, Van Halen No both shit
@@jakeford3360 Van Halen influenced everyone after him because Eddie guitar work edgy idiot
Small Faces
Iron maiden is the best in the world.
Hell no deep purple was really underrated and wtf where are the doors ?
Wait, where is the who? A lot of punk rock bands we're heavily influenced by the who's early sound. They are considered proto punk
Ricardo Marques many punk bands hated the who... said they started as a cool band, went sell out, well that’s what Joey ramones Said anyways
@@j6154 Joey Ramone doesn't represent all punks
ross sharman rc yea I’m aware, but I’m saying just one point of view, I can’t quote every punk , and if I were to quote one, I think he’s one of the best examples
@@j6154 Actually, I found this on a Wikepedia page about Jeffrey Ross Hyman (Joey Ramone):
Hyman was a fan of the Beatles,[5] the Who, David Bowie, and the Stooges among other bands, particularly oldies and the Phil Spector-produced "girl groups". His idol was Pete Townshend of the Who, with whom he shared a birthday.
ThatFaceMelter94 I’ve seen a live interview of him saying exactly what I quoted
Nirvana, Deep Purple, Motörhead, Van Halen, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Ramones, Black Sabbath, The Beatles, fuck, I've almost all of them as my own influences
My top 5 bands are:
1. Queen
2. Guns N' Roses
3. Nirvana
4. AC/DC
5. Green Day
Yes
@@yolk6942 I'm glad you agree with me😁
The Beatles??
Aic shits all over nirvana
Nope 👎
The Who doesn't even rank?
I agree with the one and two spot (personally not a Beatles fan, but I agree) but, holy heck, The Who should have been 3rd, right?
That is fucking crazy the who should be in the top 5 i have never heard a band say judas priest was a huge influence on them idk who does these surveys but they got it all wrong
Not even going to give it the time of day if the WHO arent there, let alone top 3.... they were at the pioneeing edge of virtually everything... distortion, volume, punk, heavy rock, stadium rock, concept/narative themed albums, instrumental in development of marshall stack, massive pa system. They sought to combine art and rock, using "auto destruction" and volume almost as a weapon, some of the most innovative bass c/o Entwistle, Drums, c/o Moon, Guitar, and early use of synthesizer c/o Townsend, and everything they did was vastly different to their previous work, always trying to push and push, sometimes beyond their limits (Lifehouse) I may be a Sad Old Goth, but its the WHO that anchor it all, anyone else is just an "as well"!
Ridiculous really isn't it
@@sinistregoth I agree. The Who influenced EVERYONE who came later
Honourable mention: Rush
King Crimson and The Smiths as well..
The Who
Rush was influenced by both Led Zeppelin and Yes btw
@@EriCLion-rt7sz and Genesis
It's really hard to make a list like this and not feel like someone was left behind, rock was stacked from 60s to 80s, i would personally add The Doors, because everyone wanted to be Jim back then and a lot of bands started to chase sounds close to what they were doing. The Who, well, they had 4 super talented members, My Generation is literally one of the most influential rock songs and their inclusion of innovative sounds in songs like 'Baba O'Riley' and 'Won't Get Fooled Again' was picked up by a lot of groups. The Strokes were pretty much the face of rock in the 2000s and they influenced everyone who came after, their first albums are gold and 'The New Abnormal' proved they can still create top notch albums after almost 2 decades.
Helter Skelter
First Metal song ever
Made by The Beatles (Paul)
Just listen to Sabbath Paranoid (And Then) Beatles Helter Skelter from 1968
@@gS0yeUE0udz7d listen to one in a million by pink floyd(1967) and then electric funeral by black sabbath. Floyd are early contenders as well.
dość wolny I’m pretty sure one in a million was never officially released
Its not the first i dont remember the actual song but Helter Skelter was influenced by other heavy song and The beetles wanted to make a havier one. I dontbrealy know beacause i dont like the beetles tgat much
That's debatable
If this is about "influence", what about The Beach Boys? If this band didn’t existed, the Beatles wouldn’t have experienced half the sounds they did. Said by themselves...
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Yep. Those bands played of each other’s sounds for years and both produced great music as a result.
More like Chuck Berry, Little Richard, etc
Peter I was speaking of the friendly rivalry between the Beatles and The Beach Boys. Of course the Beatles were heavily influenced by Chuck Berry and Little Richard.
Pet sounds practically shaped pop music, sadly they're very underrated
Wow. I'd really love to know what criteria you used to determine what made some of these bands influential - other than you like em?
The Ramones being more influential then Led Zeppelin has got to be the funniest thing I’ve seen all day
No Maiden? Metallica and Motörhead are way too low and how is Sabbath #2!? The literally gave birth to a music genre!
The Beatles changed the entire course of music, popularised multiple different genres and inspired multiple of the worlds most popular bands and artists including Oasis, David Bowie and of course, Black Sabbath. So if any band deserves to beat Black Sabbath, it's the Beatles.
Black Sabbath is #2 because they gave birth to a genre, The Beatles is #1 because they gave birth to all mondern music basically.
It's a more influential list! Did you know Ozzy wanted to be a beatle? Do you know what influential means?
Actually, Helter Skelter is considered the first metal song. Or at least one of the first (many say Summertime Blues by Blue Cheer).
Black Sabbath the song came after.
Helter Skelter.
What a joke. Beatles maybe number one, but everything else...
It is 15 most influential not top 15
Ide put Hendrix first
@@oskarterlecki5649 I live in Jimi's home town, Seattle. He was great!!! Too bad he was gone so soon.
I think its understandable why Bands Like Sabbath, Ramones or Zeppelin are Here. Sabbath had a big Influenz in Heavy Metal, The Ramones in Punk Rock and Bands Like Zeppelin in Rock in General.
biggest for 80' was Motorhead, no doubt
I'm surprised "The Doors" ain't on the list
Im more surprised that nirvana is on the list!! Like them but come on,i could put 50 more influential bands
graph ix even if u don’t like nirvana u cant deny the fact that they are one of the most influential bands
@@ISABELLA-ff8ym popular..not influential...they ripped off other bands..even said so themselves.like i said..im a fan,but to put them in a tops list is a joke
@@ISABELLA-ff8ym i bet you only know kurt cobain, and the bassist, and the drummer
moisturizer ur right 💔💔
The Strokes deserve to be an honorable mention. Completely shaped the Indie Rock sound of the 2000s and there isn’t a band from that time period that The Strokes didn’t influence
Starset? Just kidding. The real question is WHERE IS IRON MAIDEN?
Yes , it's wrong, the Who, Cream, i mean ....
@Alejandro Torres you have no idea that, well you should check the comment of hundreds of banda who have declared tohave been heavily influenced by them, just to name a few, Metallica, Death,Nile, Racer x,Opeth,Dream theater, Rhapsody of fire,Therion,...
Ironically, starset is my favourite modern rock band. They are just so damn good.