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Both "Stairway To Heaven" by Led Zeppelin and "Highway To Hell" by AC/DC are arguably two of rocks, biggest songs of all time.


These songs collide with lyrics of opposite views, and the possible realities of the two different possibilities of life to come.


"Stairway to Heaven" depicts a narrow way to heaven, which you have to work towards and climb, taking some effort for eternal life in Heaven.


"Highway to Hell" Depicts an easy and very fast and wide road headed to destruction and eternal life in Hell.


Nils Lofgren: of E Street Shuffle Band, Bruce Springsteen band and Crazy Horse.  Most often is pronounced "niles", It is actually pronounced "neels".


Neil Pert: Rush's amazing drummer's last name is most often pronounced "pert" as in "herd". It is actually pronounced "peert" as in "hear".


Neal Schon: Journey's lead guitarist last name is most commonly pronounced as "shown". It is actually pronounce "shawn“.


Canada

Rush

Triumph


USA

ZZ Top

Nirvana

James Gang

Grand Funk Railroad

Jimi Hendrix Experience


UK

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

The Police

Cream


Power Trios: Motörhead (UK), Kings X (USA), Green Day (USA)


U2

UB40

UK

UFO


Bon Jovi

Dokken

Winger

Greg Kihn Band

Dio

Jay Giles Band (Not: "and The...")

Bob Seger and The Silver Bullets

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers


Rush (formed 1968) vs. Mahogany Rush (formed 1969)

The Monkees (formed 1966) vs. Arctic Monkeys (formed 2002)

Queen (formed 1970) vs. Queensrÿche (formed 1982) vs. Queens of The Stone Age (formed 1996)

The Who (formed 1964) vs. The Guess Who (formed 1962)


Guns N' Roses

Tracii Guns and Axl Rose started Guns N' Roses in 1985.

Later, Tracii Guns quit, claiming it was not fun any more. And reformed LA Guns in 2016.

Then the band hired Slash to take the lead guitar over, leaving the band with no member with the last name "Guns".

Fun Fact: Axl Rose current net worth = $200,000,000, Tracii Guns net worth = $500,000


Positive Aspects

Genesis: First book of the Bible

Nazareth: Where Jesus grew up

Stryper: Jesus heals our strypes

Third Day: Jesus raised on the third day


Negative Aspects

Black Sabbath: Anti-Holy Day

Jusad Priest: Judas, betrayer of the true High Priest


Lamb of God: Jesus is the Lamb of God

Testament: Old & New Testaments

Exodus: 2nd book of the Bible

The Church: People of God

Leviathan: Giant water reptile (Job 42)


Led Zeppelin

Lead = heavy metal

Zeppelin = blimp = lighter than air

Heavy vs Light


AC/DC

AC = Alternating Current = Powerful shocking electric power

DC = Direct Current = Mild low voltage electric power

Powerful shocking vs Low mild


ZZ Top

ZZ = Last letter in alphabet twice

Top = Top on the list

Last vs Top


Iron Butterfly

Iron = heavy metal = heavy

Butterfly = lighter than air

Heavy vs Light


Vanilla Fudge

Vanilla = white

Fudge = black

White vs Black


Black Sabbath

Black = dark = evil

Sabbath = holy = good

Evil vs Good


Def Leppard

Def = deaf = quiet

Leppard = material = loud

Quiet vs Loud


Quiet Riot

Quiet = quiet

Riot = loud

Quiet vs Loud


Red Hot Chili Peppers

Red hot = hot

Chilli = chilly = cold

Pepper = spicy = hot

Hot, cold, hot 


Judas Priest

Judas = Evil, betrayer of Jesus

Priest = Holy, Jesus, the high priest

Evil vs Holy


Super Tramp

Super = highest or best

Tramp = lowly or worst

Highest/Best vs Worst/Lowly


Chicago Transit Authority > Chicago


Anderson Bruford, Wakeman and Howe


Crosby Stills Nash and Young


Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band


Lynyrd Skynyrd: Gym coach of the band


Jethro Tull: Inventor, revolutionized farming


Tesla: Nikola Tesla, inventor of alternating current


Pink Floyd: Pink Anderson and Floyd Council - Both blues artists

     Member Sid Barrett had in his what collection


James Gang: 19th century outlaw named "Jesse James"


Marshal Tucker Band: They rented a space and had a key with the name "Marshal Tucker", who had rented the space prior to them. They took the name and the space!


The Hollies: Buddy Holly


Crazy Horse: 19th century Sioux Native American, Crazy Horse


Greta Van Fleet: A 93 year old woman that played bluegrass in their home town of Frankenmuth, MI


Molly Hatchet: 17th century murderess nicknamed "Hatchet Molly"


Kansas

Boston

Chicago

Phoenix

LA Guns

Alabama

America

Nazareth

Black Oak Arkansas

Atlanta Rhythm Section

Bay City Rollers

Orleans


Dio/Ronnie James Dio's Band

Yes

Who/The Who

ELP/ Emerson, Lake & Palmer

ELO/Electric Light Orchestra

UFO


Poison

Their only hit song: "Every Rose Has Its Thorn"

Very prophetic because:

Rose = good = Poison (Band)

Thorns = bad = their music


Montrose

Van Halen

Santana

Lynch Mob

Steve Morse Band

MSG: Michael Schenker Group

Pat Travers Band

Steve Miller Band 


Blind Faith: Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Rick Grech

UK: Bill Bruford, Eddie Hobson, John Wetton, Allan Holtsworth

Asia: John Wetton, Steve Howe, Geoff Downes, Carl Palmer

Traveling Wilburys: Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynn, Roy Orbison

Cream: Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce

Highway Men: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings

Chickenfoot: Chad Smith, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar

GTR: Steve Howe, Steve Hackell

Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, Carl Palmer


Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers


Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band


Neil Young and Crazy Horse


Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band


Bob Marley and The Wailers


Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble


Guns N' Roses: Biggest hits (1987 - 1992)

Greta Van Fleet: formed 2017


Rules of this puzzle:

You must connect the beginning name with the ending name only by using six or less common bands between each artist.


#1: Hocus Pocus

Their song, Focus. This song has the greatest riff, a great drum solo but the craziest yodeling and hiccupping I've ever heard in the same song. I had this 45 when I was about 11 years old, and I loved it and hated it at the same time. View Video 


#2:  Starship (Formerly Jefferson Starship, formally Jefferson Airplane)

Their song, We Built This City. A great song, otherwise turned to hokey at the center where a DJ comes on and advertises the radio station that is playing on at the time. View Video


The Beatles: Fab Four

The Rolling Stones: Stones

Black Sabbath: Sabbath

Thin Lizzy: Lizzy


The Quarrymen > The Silver Beatles > The Beatles

Jefferson Airplane > Jefferson Starship > Starship

Prince > The Artist Formerly Known as Prince

Chicago Transit Authority > Chicago

The Pendletones > The Beach Boys

Tony Flow and The Miraculously Majestic Masters of Mayhem > Red Hot Chili Peppers

Mammoth > Van Halen

Skid Row > Nirvana

Mookie Blayock > Pearl Jam

Earth > Polka Tulk Blues Band > Black Sabbath


  1. Robert Plant
  2. David Lee Roth
  3. Freddy Mercury
  4. Chuck Berry
  5. Jimi Hendrix
  6. Elvis Presley
  7. Michael Jackson
  8. Mick Jagger
  9. Tina Turner
  10. Elton John
  11. David Bowie
  12. Roger Daltrey
  13. Steve Perry


Bob Dylan

Niel Young

Bruce Springsteen

Jerry Garcia

Yoko Ono (John Lennon's Wife)

Courtney Love (Kirk Cobain's Wife)

Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam)

Lou Reed


  1. Rik Emmet: Triumph
  2. Michael Sweet: Stryper
  3. Eric Clapton
  4. Joe Bonomassa
  5. Jimi Hendrix
  6. Vince Gil
  7. Prince
  8. George Harrison


Which names actually have "The" in their name?


True:

  1. The Beatles
  2. The Beach Boys
  3. The Police
  4. The Cars
  5. The Rolling Stones
  6. The Doors
  7. The Stooges
  8. The Who
  9. The Lovin Spoonful
  10. The Doobie Brothers
  11. The Kinks
  12. The Velvet Underground
  13. The Monkees
  14. The Cure
  15. The Animals
  16. The Smiths
  17. The Allman Brothers Band
  18. The Band


False:

  1. Eagles
  2. Scorpions
  3. Dead Kennedys
  4. Pretenders
  5. Dave Matthews Band
  6. Foo Fighters
  7. Yardbirds
  8. Talking Heads
  9. Grateful Dead
  10. Red Hot Chili Peppers


Paul McCartney - The Beatles


Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Experience


Tony Iommi - Black Sabbath


Kirk Cobain - Nirvana


Steve Morse - Dixie Dregs and Deep Purple (Is left handed but plays right handed guitar!)


AC/DC: Angus and Malcolm Young


Radiohead: Colin and Jonny Greenwood


Nelson: Gunnar and Matthew Nelson


Bee Gees: Robin and Maurice Gibb


Greta Van Fleet: Josh and Jake Kiszka


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