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Biggest legend in music history
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Who is the biggest legend in music history? Several of the biggest legends in different genres are listed.
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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01/29/05 12:07 AM
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^ My Cousin Vinny was a classic.... haha I'm joking.
Tupac's last name, I don't know how to spell it or sound it out. I guess I could just do a google search to figure it out... but... what is it? Shakir or Shakur or something?
I'm surprised Sinatra's recieved three votes in addition to mine, even though I feel he's the obvious choice. Elvis was a close second for me as well. Then Buddy Holly and Kurt Cobain aren't that far behind either.
"Today I settled all family business, so don't tell me you're innocent, Carlo-" Michael Corleone
"I punks ed i gruppi ed i rappers moderni hanno avuti timore migliore il sole aumentante di questa cosa di il nostro."
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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I voted for John Lennon (Obviously) Though that's not entirely fair. It should be John Lennon/Paul McCartney. In the Beatles they each did a fair share of masterpieces. Plus Paul (In My Opinion)had a slightly better solo career. But They were all good after the Beatles. (Not so much Ringo, excluding It Dont Come Easy and Photograph) Bottom Line: John is great but dont ever forget the equally talented Paul.  The Doc
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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01/29/05 03:14 AM
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To me, "legend" implies enduring influence, fame, notoriety, public obsession. If you accept that definition, Elvis wins, hands-down. Hendrix is my personal favorite "legend." Interestingly enough, Buddy Holly was probably the greatest influence on the "British Invasion" that shaped rock music for decades. His death in a plane crash added greatly to his "legend."
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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01/29/05 05:41 AM
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Originally posted by Turnbull: To me, "legend" implies enduring influence, fame, notoriety, public obsession. If you accept that definition, Elvis wins, hands-down. Hmmm, I accept that definition, but for me it defines Sinatra better. Old Blue Eyes is #1, Elvis the Pelvis is #2.
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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01/29/05 08:21 AM
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Elvis Lennon Buddy Holly Bob Marley 
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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may i ask where is bob dylan? in my opinion he is a bigger legend than lennon because he has stood the test of time and in my opinion is the best song writer in history
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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I love Sinatra, who I've appreciated more as time went on, and Lennon was fantastic, but my vote went for Elvis, because I think his impact is phenomenal. Even years after his death, this guy is still making money, and not forgotten. I was looking for one of his 68 Comeback Special, but couldn't find the right picture. Something about that black leather eh?  Anyway, this is a good pic too. TIS
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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Originally posted by Krlea: I'd love to say Sinatra, but it's definetly Elvis. You took the words right out of my mouth. Elvis had top selling hits in many different styles of music (Rock and Roll, Gospel, Country, etc.) and was and still is a legend around the world. Sinatra definately a very very close second. Don Cardi 
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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I suppose I should have added Elton John and Michael Jackson to the list, but I didn't think about them. Elton John has had a pretty impressive career, which I'd say equals John Lennon's. Maybe I could have done The Beatles instead of Lennon, but I wanted the one legend... otherwise I would have had to have put Nirvana along with Cobain, etc.
Sinatra and Elvis I think are quite ahead of the pack, with number three being fairly distant.
"Today I settled all family business, so don't tell me you're innocent, Carlo-" Michael Corleone
"I punks ed i gruppi ed i rappers moderni hanno avuti timore migliore il sole aumentante di questa cosa di il nostro."
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Re: Biggest legend in music history
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01/29/05 08:26 PM
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Country music sadly excluded from the list. Johnny Cash certainly deserves some votes.
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