
Ronnie James Dio
Considered by many one of the best Heavy Metal vocalists of all time. He is credited with creating the "Devil Horns" salute that is often thrust into the air and rock shows. It is also how I display the number 2. Lead singer for Rainbow(1974-1979) replaced Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath(1979-1983) Fronted his own band Dio(1982-1991). Never claimed to be a prince of darkness, never sold out to MTV by making a stupid reality show, and can still function in normal society even at the age of 65, 6 years older than Ozzy. Most importantly he could be considered a role model for little people. At a confirmed height of 5-3 he shows that you don't have to be tall to be a rockstar.

Alice Cooper
Another elderly statesman of rock(59), Alice Cooper is the grandfather of Shock Rock. "Even though the band incorporated theatrics into their stage act from the outset, a chance case of the press misreporting an unrehearsed stage routine involving Cooper and a live chicken led to the band changing tack — capitalizing on tabloid sensationalism, and creating a new sub genre, shock rock. Cooper claims that the "Chicken Incident", which took place at the Toronto Rock 'n Roll Revival concert in September 1969, was an accident. A chicken somehow made its way on stage during Alice Cooper's performance, and not having any experience around livestock, Cooper thought, "Chickens have wings, so they must be able to fly," so he picked it up and threw it out over the crowd, with the intention of having the chicken fly away. But, chickens cannot fly particularly well, and the bird plummeted into the crowd and was reportedly ripped to shreds by the rowdy audience." (used without permission) There is alot more info about him but I am tired of writing now so if there is anything else you want to know about Alice cooper look it up.
Black Sabbath
If you don't know anything about black sabbath, you suck.
Queensryche
I always thought these guys were pussies, and that's all I have to say about that.
3 comments:
Englebert Humperdinck is the only musician worth paying over $20.00 to see.
Well, this will be interesting...You know, I'm mostly in for the brats and beer, right?
This can go one of two ways, a totally kick butt awesome show or we will be bored out of our minds. Either way, I am sure beers still cost $9 a piece at the arena.
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