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LIAM GALLAGHER NAMED THE GREATEST FRONT MAN OF ALL TIME.


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The Greatest Women In Rock Of All Time list is now out, and is just as bad as the blokes list

http://www.nme.com/news/florence-and-the-machine/62853

1. Florence Welch

2. Alison Mosshart

3. Skin (Deborah Dyer)

4. Karen O

5. Debbie Harry

6. Siouxsie Sioux

7. PJ Harvey

8. Hayley Williams

9. Amy Winehouse

10. Courtney Love

11. Joan Jett

12. Brody Dalle

13. Chrissie Hynde

14. Patti Smith

15. Shirley Manson

16. Bjork

17. Charlotte Cooper

18. Kim Deal

19. Laura Marling

20. Kate Nash

Its good to see Skin on there, but Flo at number 1?! I actully quite like her, but to put her in front of Skin and Debbie Harry is just laughable. And WTF is Kate Nash doing on the list?

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Janis is a must. Also what about Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane for the kids here)

(Wierd seeing a psychedelic band introduced on a mainstream family TV show)

And Joni Mitchell? Some people might put Joni in folk or jazz rather than rock but her range was pretty broad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy0Xttpy3lY

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