Until about 2003 came around and everybody else on the planet realized Creed is crap also.

Slightly off topic, did you ever see the episode of Jamie Kennedy Experiment (Similar to Punk'd but actually was out before it) where he is down in Myrtle Beach or Cancun on Spring Break, and posts huge signs up for 'Creed - Live tonight'. Then as the crowd gathers & anticipation builds, the curtain rises & he's some old hippie with a sign "Joe Creed" behind him onstage. Tons of drunk college kids are standing around looking like "WTF is this?!" while he's up there playing some old crappy acoustic guitar. I'll look for it on youtube.

I have to disagree with U2 due to longevity & changing it up with the times. 25 years of being relevant is an accomplishment. Achtung Baby & on is wayyy different from their 80's stuff, another achievement. I agree there are some diehard fans, and have always been, I never got them back then. But I give the band credit & respect them nowadays.

Nirvana I understand you nominating, but if you lived thru it, you know how they just exploded onto the music scene overnight & changed the music scene for years. MTV changed, got new DJ's, radio stations switched from trendy C&C music factory & MC Hammer to playing Jane's Addiction & RHCP. Granted, if they never formed these bands still were already popular, along with AIC & Soundgarden, but the explosion of Nirvana was something we won't see again for many years, who knows if it'll happen again but I'm glad I saw it ufold. It was likely similar to the Beatles & the British Invasion, the Grunge Explosion. (Not comparing Nirvana talentwise to the Beatles, but the rise to success)

Radiohead is good, and The Bends is great, as are some others, but I understand what APE is saying. Some people think they are far & away the greatest band of the 90's, & 1 of the best ever. I don't see it that way.

I second that notion.

Just my $.02.

Good choices Gunslinger. I like the Doors, the whole "he's a poet" title confuses me sometimes. Although I think they are something you maybe had to live thru. Maybe like Eddie vedder, in 20 years they'll think he was some strange guy who sung wierd lyrics but at the time, it had a huge impact on songwriting of others.

IMHO Oasis is a bit overrated by some British. They are ok, but some in the UK talk about them being ofne of the greatest bands ever. Some great songs, 2 myb 3 good albums, I put them around Dave Matthews band or a little better than Live. Even a band like Weezer has more longevity.

Rush is a band I never got. Just never understood them. Talented musicians, just never liked the whole package.

Hahaha, check out the editors note at the bottom of Hillary dressed as an Amish woman!!

I wonder if this is some backdoor agreement where she is admitting defeat but is getting these things out in the public eye so McCain will not be able to bring these issues up. This really seems to ridiulous for even her to think a picture will win her the election?? The picture isn't even that bad, I was expecting much worse.