Hottest rock stars of all time
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Alex Laljak via WikiMedia CommonsNina Persson of Cardigans and Sparklehorse
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Will Lee via Wikimedia CommonsAmy Lee of Evanescence
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Eva Rinaldi via Wikimedia CommonsSeal
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Kamsky via Wikimedia CommonsShirley Manson, lead singer for Garbage
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Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia CommonsLenny Kravitz
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Yancho Sabev via Wikimedia CommonsSting
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Public domain via Wikimedia CommonsGrace Slick of Jefferson Airplane
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Khiltscher via Wikimedia CommonsStevie Nicks
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Warner Bros. Entertainment via CNNWhile his acting wasn't going to win him any awards, he did win an Oscar for Best Original Song Score.
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Public domain via Wikimedia CommonsJimi Hendrix
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Nationaal Archief via Wikimedia CommonsPaul McCartney
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SaintEddie via Wikimedia CommonsAlanis Morissette
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surrealuv via Wikimedia CommonsRobert Plant
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Bobby Roberts Enterprises via Wikimedia CommonsMichelle Phillips of The Mamas and the Papas
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David Shankbone via Wikimedia CommonsJoan Jett
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Elektra Records via Wikimedia Commons1970: Jim Morrison is found guilty in Miami, Florida, of misdemeanor charges of indecent exposure and profanity, while being acquitted on charges of "lewd and lascivious" behavior. The charges were related to a March 1, 1969, performance by The Doors in which a drunken and verbally abusive Morrison allegedly exposed himself for a brief instance. In October 1970, he would be sentenced to six months of hard labor and a $500 fine for public exposure and 60 days of hard labor for profanity. He was freed on a $50,000 bond while appealing the conviction, but died before the appeal could be heard.
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Carl Lender via Wikimedia CommonsDavid Lee Roth started out as the lead singer for the original lineup of Van Halen back in the 1970s, when he was known for his outrageous sense of style and flair.
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Alberto Ferrero via Wikimedia CommonsChris Martin
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Bill Ebbesen via Wikimedia CommonsBruce Springsteen
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Carl Lender via Wikimedia CommonsLinda Ronstadt
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CBS Television via Wikimedia Commons1956: Elvis Presley appears on "The Ed Sullivan Show" for the first time, with actor Charles Laughton hosting the show as a fill-in while Sullivan recuperated from a car accident. Presley performed "Don't Be Cruel," "Love Me Tender," "Ready Teddy" and a shortened version of "Hound Dog" in two segments broadcast from Hollywood. The show was seen by approximately 60 million viewers -- a record 82.6 percent of the television audience.
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karina3094 via Wikimedia CommonsAdam Levine
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David Shankbone via Wikimedia CommonsJon Bon Jovi