Rock
This four person group hopped on a yellow submarine and brought the "British Invasion" to America.
The Beetles
He will not make you cry, nor will he force you to say 'goodbye.'
Rick Astley
This deaf composer wrote his music feeling the vibrations of the notes with his piano.
Ludwig von Beethoven
This group came out of the hard streets of LA and brought rap to the main stream with members Ice Cube, Easy E, and Dr. Dre.
N.W.A. (You're crazy if you think I'm saying the full name.)
This metal band performed to a crowd of over 1 million in Moscow during September of 1991.
Metallica
This Country Music artist released an impressive 19 full albums over a career lasting 33 years until his death, with such albums as "Pull my Chain", "Bullets In My Gun", and "How Do You Like Me Now?"
Toby Keith
This artist's adaptation of Blues in the 40's and 50's were the birth of Rock, and may have also birthed the Rock Star lifestyle.
Elvis Presley
Blue haired Digital Singer
Hatsune Miku
This baroque composer's music is now the main music used for learning music theory.
Johanne Sebastian Bach
This West Coast rapper signed with Death Row Records to bring us some of the most iconic rap hits, including Gin and Juice, Drop It Like It's Hot, and The Next Episode with Dr. Dre.
Snoop Dogg
This pioneering metal band was led by Front Man Ozzy Osborne.
Black Sabbath
This 11 time Grammy Award winning country artist is most well known for her vocals, but can also play the saxophone, the harmonica, and the autoharp.
Dolly Parton
This Hard Rock group from Down Under will do undesirable work for cheap.
AC/DC (Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap)
This pop diva made waves with her thinly veiled songs about "bedroom fun time".
Madonna
In his short 35 years, this prolific composer wrote over 800 pieces, including symphonies, operas, and choral pieces that are considered masterpieces.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
This young rapper, gunned down at the young age of 25, read for a starring role in "White Men Can't Jump".
Tupac
You wouldn't guess based on how they are dressed, but this Nu Metal band has 7 certified platinum records, sold over 40 million copies world wide, and has 2 Grammy wins either tucked under their belts or in their dreads.
Korn
This Country music legend blazed the NASCAR tracks, but is known today for flavoring a romp around an irradiated Mojave.
Marty Robbins
This Genre of Rock, originating from Seattle Washington, defined the 90's with it's unique sound and aesthetics.
Grunge
This type of music group has gained notoriety over several different decade with many groups of all male members.
Boy Bands
Composer of the 1812 Overture, Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet, and many, many other contemporary pieces.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
This East Coast rapper was the face of the East in the rivalry, with hits like Big Poppa, Mo Money, and Notorious Thugs.
The Notorious B.I.G. (Biggie Smalls)
This Nu Metal band helped "Transform" a generation by being the band of choice for a film franchise.
Linkin Park
After serving in WWII, this Country Music Hall of Fame inductee helped keep the country music of old alive with his claw hammer style of playing the banjo.
Grandpa Jones
This group, known for their songs protesting the Vietnam War, is still used to this day for film and television mostly to set the time period.
Creedence Clear Water Revival
The 80's were also considered the Decade of these, with a large amount of groups and artists only being known for one wildly successful song, and not much else.
One Hit Wonders
This modern composer is known for the themes for several well known film franchises, including STAR WARS, Harry Potter, and Jaws.
John Williams
Helped create the infamous "Death Row Records", that signed such legends as Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Nate Dogg, and MC Hammer.
Suge Knight
This metal band used their loud face make up and pyrotechnics to usher in the wave of Party Metal.
KISS
This Country Music Legend has won the American Music Award 17 times, Has 2 Grammy wins, and was even awarded the Arkansas Traveler Certificate.
Garth Brooks
This group brought biting songs to us throughout the 70's to the 90's, telling how to Walk, about Sweet Emotions, and even encouraging us to Dream On.
Aerosmith
This pop icon first stole the hearts of the world, had a highly public emotional breakdown, and bounced back in spectacular fashion!
Britney Spears
The four types of voices used in modern choral singing.
Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
This record label was created by Easy E and Dr. Dre, and was the first label to really push rap into the public mainstream.
Ruthless Records
This Psycosocial band scarred moms and religious groups with songs like "The Devil in I".
Slipknot
This Pioneer of Country Music is regarded as one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century.
Hank Williams
Sometimes considered teetering on the edge of Sonic Terror, this group emerged from LA in 1991 to protest their disdain for the government.
Rage Against the Machine
This Canadian wonder star took America by storm and is 10th cousin with another Canadian Super Star.
Justin Beiber
This choral group based out of Salt Lake City is world renowned, although you have to be a Later Day Saint to join.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir
This New York rap group came stomping on stage wearing Addidas and wind breakers.
Run DMC
This Metal band is known for their insane on stage costumes, spraying the crowd with "various fluids", and other extreme acts on stage.
GWAR
This artist is either looking for a shaker of salt or a place called Paradise.
Willie Nelson
This individual revolutionized and defined how a guitar can sound, especially with his rendition of the Star Spangled Banner for Woodstock.
Jimi Hendrix
This pop legend first gained notoriety at the age of five as an Elvis impersonator.
Bruno Mars
This American composer gained notoriety not only for being almost entirely self taught, but also being the first American woman to be recognized as a composer. She's best known for her Mass in E-flat Major, Gaelic Symphony, and a one act opera called Cabildo.
Amy Beach
This was the name of Dr. Dre's first group, with songs like "Turn Off the Lights" and "Surgery".
World Class Wreckin Cru
This song, by Steppenwolf, is credited for coining the term "Heavy Metal".
Born to Be Wild
This legend of Country was, for many years, a common throw away joke on a popular adult animation.
Conway Twitty