The Beatles.

Crosby, Stills and Nash

The Eagles.

I'm one of those die-hard, super dedicated Rush fans. So much so that despite me never reacting to the death of a celebrity, I was in actual tears for the better part of the month when Neil Peart died in January :(

Yes he was a great one.
As a retired professional sound man who lived in the SE USA for 30+ years I have my favorites and have lost a lot of friends that started as customers, it's a different genre' but one of my all time favorites is the MARSHALL TUCKER BAND just earlier today I posted one of their greats along with a bit of info on Toy Caldwell (extraordinary guitarist, writer and founder) who died in '93 in the "what are you listening to now" thread. (RIP & Semper Fi Toy)

FAITH NO MORE

At the moment, it has to be Sabaton.

Behemoth, Slayer, Three Six Mafia

The Who -

The Kinks -

The greatest guitarist that's ever lived and is almost unknown in the US, RORY GALLAGHER - here's a bit of RORY........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIjxRT_VUMc&t=401s

The Marshall Tucker Band (founder, writer and lead guitarist Toy Caldwell) probably the hotest tumb picker ever (USMC, wounded in Vietnam), here's a little of Toy...........be sure to watch at 4:54 to end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52ai_MFbGDo

Just a few.................

mumford AND SONS

Hard to pick one. But off the top of my head -Ted Nugent / The Band / Dire Straits

My loyalty will always belong to Led Zeppelin.

Page and Plant 2 of the best ever!

1 - STRYPER
2 - CRYSTAVOX
3 - WHITECROSS
4 - GUARDIAN
5 - X-SINNER

Bon Jovi. Seen them in concert 9 times. Saw their last tour twice in Charlotte and Indianapolis.

Oingo Boingo

Queen

me too

EXO

U2 followed relatively closely by Pearl Jam.