PUNK and FUNK |
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| punk pioneers Bob Geldof, Nina Hagen |
| and "New York Dolls" David Jahansen |
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| Blonde punk babe Debbie Harry |
| a true pioneer of rock |
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| rap girls "Destiny´s Child" |
| Michelle, Beyoncé and Kelly |
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| Fred Durst of "Limp Bizket" |
| emphasize he "does believe!" |
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| air crash killed Aaliyah (Haughton) |
| sang the R&B like few others of her time! |
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| "Destiny´s Child" spokesman Beyoncé Knowles |
| made her on career both on stage and screen |
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| "Sex Pistols" lead singer |
| and punk pioneer Johnny Rotten |
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| Marilyn Manson, why named after |
| Charles Manson and Marilyn Monroe? |
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| rap icon LL Cool J |
| (where do they get their names?) |
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| Reggie king Bob Marley adds to |
| (lts) poster "Rasta time One Heart" |
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| guitarist Twiggy Ramirez |
| supporting Marilyn Manson |
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| Jimmy Cliff, Motley´s Tommy Lee, |
| Phil and Johnny Ramone of "Ramones" |
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| punkish Avril Lavigne |
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| Peace 4 you from 2Pac and Janet |
| shortly before he was gunned down" |
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| Janet Jackson, similar nosed, |
| but "glamier" sister of Michael |
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| the "Police" men Andy Summers, |
| Sting and Stewart Copeland |
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| an early "Clash" with Strummer, |
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| Michael Jackson |
| performing an obscene gesture |
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| Seattle based "Pearl Jam" with Vedder, |
| McCready, Cameron, Ament and Gossar |
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| post punking "Greenday" |
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| West coast based "R.E.M." |
| became a major 90´s band |
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| hip hop hope Pink (Alecia Moore) |
| caught in a seductive black-and-white |
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| hip hop singer Alicia Keys |
| proud of her belly |
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| Eminem alias "Slim Shady" |
| making his point! |
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| "Outkast" duo |
| Big Boi and André 3000 |
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| "Culture Club" with Boy George |
| and five-man-band "Linkin Park" |
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| Sting, a former "Police" |
| achieving a firm solo career |
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| german punk quartet "Tokio Hotel"(A4) |
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| Ramones going into the HOF with |
| Johnny, Marky, Tommy and Dee-Dee |
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| The punk pioneering "Ramones" at its best |
| with Dee Dee, Joey, Marky and Johnny |
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