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Kung Fu Fox 2

PrinceBalto's spoof of Kung Fu Panda 2.

## Cast

* Nick Wilde (Zootopia) as Po
* Judy Hopps (Zootopia) as Tigress
* Bagheera (The Jungle Book 1967) as Shifu
* Rafiki (The Lion King) as Oogway
* Adder (The Animals of Farthing Wood) as Viper
* King Louie (The Jungle Book 1967) as Monkey
* Zazu (The Lion King) as Crane
* Flik (A Bug's Life) as Mantis
* Steele (Balto) as Lord Shen
* Star (Balto) as Boss Wolf
* Blu (Rio) as Zeng
* Boris (Balto) as Mr. Ping
* Thunderbolt (101 Dalmatians) as Master Rhino
* Balto (Balto) as Master Ox
* Pongo (101 Dalmatians) as Master Croc
* Robin Hood (Robin Hood) as Po's birth father
* Maid Marian (Robin Hood) as Po's birth mother
Led Zeppelin

## genres

* hard rock
* stoner metal
* folk rock
* psychedelic rock

## albums

* 4 diamond
* 5 platinum

## honors

* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Grammy Hall of Fame
* 1 Grammy
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* *Rock and Roll* uses the same drum beat as Little Richard's *Keep-A-Knockin'*
* *Stairway to Heaven* was extremely requested for play on the radio despite not being a single
* *Ramble On* is noted for its references to *The Lord of the Rings*
* *Trampled Under Foot* is based on *Terraplane Blues* by delta blues musician Robert Johnson, in which he compares his lover to a car
* part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* member Jimmy Page was previously of The Yardbirds and would go on to collaborate with Robert Plant of Pink Floyd as well as Southern rock revival band The Black Crowes
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied their hit *Whole Lotta Love* with his *Whole Lotta Lunch*
* *Whole Lotta Love* is noted for its long trip sequence
* *Immigrant Song* is noted for its Nordic theme
* the group Wolfmother takes heavy influence from Led Zeppelin
Iron Butterfly

## genres

* psychedelic rock
* hard rock
* stoner metal

## singles

* *In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida* charted at number thirty

## trivia

* *In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida* is considered to be one of the first metal songs
* *In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida* is noted for being over ten minutes long, although the single is much shorter
* *In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida* was originally going to be titled "In the Garden of Eden", but the title was changed due to the lead vocalist's slurred speech
* they have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
Les Paul

## genres

* jazz rock
* blues rock

## honors

* National Medal of Arts
* National Inventors Hall of Fame
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Two songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Special Merit/Technical Grammy Award
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* renowned for his innovative line of guitars which have become iconic
* inducted as an Early Influence despite being primarily a fifties artist
* noted for his work with Mary Ford
Blackfoot

## genres

* Southern rock
* country rock
* hard rock

## trivia

* founded by former members of Lynyrd Skynyrd
* Their hit *Train, Train* was covered by country legend Dolly Parton on her Grammy-winning album *The Grass is Blue*. It was also covered by metal band Warrant
* keyboardist Ken Hensley previously played for Uriah Heep
Marvin Gaye

## genres

* psychedelic soul
* smooth soul

## albums

* *Midnight Love* went triple platinum with *What's Going On* going gold

## singles

* 2 platinum with numerous additional hit singles

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* provided the counterculture staples *What's Going On* and *Mercy Mercy Me*
* a part of the Motown sound of the 1960s
* His *I Heard it Through the Grapevine* was successfully covered by disco group Gladys Knight and the Pips and roots rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival. It was also written by Barrett Strong, best known for his hit *Money (That's What I Want).*
* noted for his work with Tammi Terrell
* provided the song *Inner City Blues* about ghetto childhood life
Dio

## genres

* power metal
* hard rock

## albums

* Their debut album went platinum with *Sacred Heart* going gold

## trivia

* The name refers to the band, not just frontman Ronnie James Dio
* Ronnie replaced Ozzy Osbourne as the lead vocalist for Black Sabbath for awhile. Osbourne returned to Black Sabbath after Dio's death in 2010
* previously of Rainbow
Blondie

## genres

* power pop
* pop rock
* Hard rock

## honors

* 2 Grammys
* song *Heart of Glass* inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* song *Rapture* is noted for its rap segment
* the song *Uprising* by the indie band Muse has been compared to the Blondie song *Call Me*
* indie band Franz Ferdinand covered *Call Me*
* *Heart of Glass* had to have a line censored for radio play
* "Blondie" refers to the whole band, not just lead vocalist Debbie Harry
Chicago

## genres

* jazz rock
* soft rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 18 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* Numerous hit singles with three being chart-toppers

## honors

* 5 Grammys
* 1 album inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* Originally known as the Chicago Transit Authority
* Almost all of their albums are simply labeled *Chicago*, with the titles having Roman numerals added to distinguish from eachother
* frontman Peter Cetera went on to have a successful solo career
* When inducted into the Hall of Fame, Cetera did not show up
* 25 or 6 to 4 is the sequel to Does Anybody Really Know What Time it Is
Devo

## genres

* new wave
* alternative

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 1 gold

## trivia

* one of the big three of early new wave bands along with The B-52's and Talking Heads
* they were named for the concept of "de-evolution", in which we would eventually evolve in reverse back into single-celled organisms
* they have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied Devo with *Dare to be Stupid*. It was featured in the original 1980s *Transformers* movie during the encounter with the Junkions. In the revival cartoon decades later, Yankovic voices Wreck-Gar, leader of the Junkions. In one episode Wreck-Gar says he "dares to be stupid", referencing the film.
* A children's tribute band called "Devo 2.0" was created in the 2000s decade with censored versions of the songs to make them radio-friendly.
* Strong Sad, of the popular internet cartoon series Homestar Runner, once dressed up as Devo for a Halloween special
Joy Division

## genres

* goth rock
* alternative
* post punk

## legacy

* U2, Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails, and Interpol all claim influence from Joy Division
* There is a song by The Wombats called *Let's Dance to Joy Division*. It mentions the song *Love Will Tear Us Apart*.

## trivia

* after the suicide of founder Ian Curtis, the remaining members founded New Order
* The Joy Division song *Shadowplay* was covered by indie band The Killers. Some believe the cover to be inferior as The Killers are not a goth band but rather a sellout indie band. One might have suggested Interpol or Editors for the cover, as they are more influenced by Joy Division.
Radiohead

## genres

* indie
* alternative
* post punk

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* 2 hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* they were named after a Talking Heads album
* they have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame before, but not inducted
* Their hit *Creep* had to have the line "so fucking special" censored to "so very special" for the radio version
Jackson Browne

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 7 platinum
* 2 gold

## singles

* ten hit singles with seven additional rock hits

## honors

* 6 Grammys
* Songwriters Hall of Fame

## trivia

* His debut album is also known as *Saturate Before Using* because of the label on the top of the image. The album is designed to designed to resemble a water bag which would require saturation first in order to cool the contents. This confusion was furthered by the label being placed on the side of cassette and compact disc packaging.
Fleetwood Mac

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock
* country rock
* jazz rock

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 5 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* *Dreams* went gold and was a chart-topper with numerous other singles being hits.

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* member Stevie Nicks went on to have a successful solo career, including a collaboration with Tom Petty
* their song *Black Magic Woman* was successfully covered by Latin rock band Santana
* originally a psychedelic/blues rock band
* member Lindsey Buckingham was a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
Neil Young

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 5 platinum
* 9 gold

## singles

* three hit singles with *Heart of Gold* being a chart-topper and numerous others being rock hits

## honors

* 3 Grammys
* 2 albums were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* formerly of Buffalo Springfield
* collaborated with Crosby, Stills, and Nash, with whom he provided the counterculture staple *Ohio*
* Lynyrd Skynyrd wrote their hit *Sweet Home Alabama* in response to his song *Alabama*
* his song *Southern Man* is anti-racism
* collaborated with the new wave band Devo
* collaborated with hard rock band Crazy Horse on several of his songs, including *Cinnamon Girl* and *Into the Black*
* *Sugar Mountain* is about lost childhood
Dion and the Belmonts

## genres

* pop rock
* rock and roll
* doo wop

## honors

* 3 songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Only Dion DiMucci was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame. A special committee was created in 2012 many years later to induct neglected backing groups such as the Crickets and the Comets, but did not include the Belmonts. This caused frustration amongst many, especially after members of the original Belmonts subsequently passed later on.
Manfred Mann's Earth Band

## genres

* hard rock
* progressive rock

## singles

* 3 hit singles with *Blinded By the Light* being a chart-topper

## trivia

* *Blinded By the Light* is the subject of one of the most famous misheard lyrics of all time, "wrapped up like a douche". The actual line is "revved up like a deuce". The issue occurs due to the line being pronounced "re'ed up like a deusz". A "deuce" refers to a deuce coupe, a type of hot rod. In the original Bruce Springsteen version, the line is "Cut loose like a deuce".
* Originally the pop group Manfred Mann
Андорра

Флаг Андорры

**Андорра** на конкурсе песни ВПВЛвидение принимала участие 3 раза, причём ей ни разу не удавалось выйти в финал. Лучший результат Андорра показала во втором сезоне, когда группа *Anonymous* заняла 23-е место в полуфинале.

## Участие страны

     *Победитель*
     *Второе место*
     *Третье место*
     *Четвертое место*
     *Пятое место*
     *Последнее место*
     *Автоматический проход в финал*
     *Не прошла в финал*
     *Не участвовала или была дисквалифицирована*
Chubby Checker

## genres

* rhythm and blues
* rock and roll

## singles

* numerous hit singles with three chart-toppers

## honors

* his version of *The Twist* was inducted into the Library of Congress
* *Let's Twist Again* won a Grammy

## trivia

* He has been considered by the actual Hall of Fame but not inducted. It has been speculated for many years why he has been omitted, and Checker has even discussed his exclusion with the Hall.
* *The Twist* is the longest-lasting of the original dance crazes of the fifties and sixties
* first major artist to perform the Super Bowl halftime show, doing so in 1988
* *The Twist* was originally a Hank Ballard song
Phil Collins

## genres

* pop rock
* soft rock
* progressive rock

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 4 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* 6 gold with *In the Air Tonight* going platinum

## honors

* 8 Grammys
* 1 Oscar
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Songwriter's Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Formerly of Genesis, where he controversally replaced Peter Gabriel as frontman. Fans claim he turned the group into a sellout pop band, although the group was already experimenting with less-sophisticated music shortly before Collins replaced Gabriel.
* Replaced Elton John as the soundtrack provider for Disney, which many people believe ended the Disney Renaissance
* When Genesis was inducted into the Hall of Fame, many believed it was because of their connection to Collins
* a part of the 2000 Super Bowl halftime show
Michael Jackson

## albums

* 2 diamond
* 4 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* 20 platinum
* 7 gold

## honors

* Good Scout Humanitarian Award by the Boy Scouts of America
* Grammy Legend Award
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* Michael Jackson developed vitiligo, a skin condition which caused the pigmentation in his hand to lighten. Embarrassed by this, he initially wore a glove to hide it, eventually bleaching his skin altogether.
* formerly of The Jackson 5 and brother to Janet Jackson
* Became infamous for his pedophilic acts, believed to be the result of poor treatment during his tenure as a member of the Jackson 5.
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *Bad* with *Fat* and *Beat It* with *Eat It*
* The popularity of *Bad* made the word "bad" a slang term for cool for awhile
* David Lee Roth of metal band Van Halen plays guitar on *Beat It*
* *Thriller* is the best selling studio album of all time at 33 million copies, triple diamond
ABBA

## albums

* 3 gold with *ABBA: the Album* going platinum

## singles

* numerous hit singles with two going gold

## honors

* Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* Their name is an acronym of the first letters of the artist's names
* Pop band Erasure did a synthrock cover of their hit *Take a Chance on Me*. It includes a reggae-rap interlude which was omitted from the radio edit.
* The musical *Mama Mia* was done based around their work
* The teen pop group The A\*Teens did a tribute album called *The ABBA Generation* featuring covers of ABBA songs
Iron Maiden

## genres

* power metal
* hard rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 3 gold

## trivia

* Their Satanic thematics have been subject to controversy for many years, with album *The Number of the Beast* causing mass chaos. The band has greatly denied any connections to Devil-worship.
* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* They are considered one of the first power metal bands.
R.E.M.

## genres

* college rock
* alternative

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 6 gold

## singles

* nine hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## honors

* 3 Grammys
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* named after Rapid Eye Movement, the process which causes dreams
* hit *The One Eye Love* is not supposed to be romantic
* They do not play *Shiny Happy People* at concerts because they hate the song
* Indie band The Decemberists has cited R.E.M. as an influence. This is especially noticeable in their chart-topper *Severed*.
* They did a sketch on the iconic childrens television program *Sesame Street* performing a variant of *Shiny Happy People* called *Furry Happy Monsters* in which they had the monster muppets acting out the emotions of the variant lyrics.
* Shiny Happy People is often connected to the Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989, which is likely why the band hates how the song was a success
Joe Cocker

## honors

* 1 Grammy
* 2 songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* his song *With a Little Help from My Friends,*  a cover of The Beatles, became the theme song to the TV series *The Wonder Years*
* performed at the Woodstock Music Festival of 1969
* was a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* Cocker has been previously considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted. This upset fans after his passing in 2014.
Jefferson Airplane

## genres

* psychedelic rock
* folk rock

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* 1 platinum
* 1 gold

## honors

* album *Surrealistic Pillow* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* song *White Rabbit* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* *White Rabbit* is noted for its theme being based on Lewis Carrol's iconic novel *Alice in Wonderland*
* provided the counterculture staple *Volunteers*
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* performed at the Woodstock Festival of 1969
* part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* in the 1970s they changed their name to Jefferson Starship, but continued to have phenomenal success
* provided the counterculture staple *Wooden Ships*, also performed by Crosby, Stills, and Nash
* Country Joe and the Fish did the song *Grace* in tribute to Grace Slick
Rod Stewart

## genres

* blues rock
* folk rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 14 platinum
* 5 gold

## singles

* 2 platinum
* 4 gold

## honors

* knighthood
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* 1 Grammy
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Also a member of Faces and The Jeff Beck Group. He was inducted as a solo artist and with Faces, but only Jeff Beck without his group was inducted. If the Group was to be inducted, Stewart would become only the second artist to be inducted three times, after Eric Clapton.
Green Day

## genres

* punk
* alternative
* pop punk
* pop rock

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 5 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* 2 platinum
* 5 gold

## trivia

* Green Day has been subject to criticism due to their pop rock style but apparent punk image, providing a style and status that is contrary to the purpose of the punk culture. Some of Green Day's work, however, does have a punk theme. Examples include the song *American Idiot* and the album *Bullet in a Bible*.
* *American Idiot* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic as *Canadian Idiot*
* performed at the Woodstock 25th anniversary concert
Big Brother and the Holding Company

## genres

* blues rock
* psychedelic rock
* garage rock

## singles

* *Piece of My Heart* made it to number twelve

## honors

* *Cheap Thrills* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* members include Janis Joplin, who would go on to have a successful solo career
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
Ritchie Valens

## honors

* *La Bamba* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* *La Bamba* is considered to be the first Latin rock song
* Valens was killed in a plane crash along with Buddy Holly and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson in what was immortalized in the Don McLean folk rock hit *American Pie* as "the day the music died".
* It is theorized that in the Starship hit *We Built This City*, the line "Marconi plays the mamba" was meant to say "Marconi plays La Bamba"
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *La Bamba* with his song *Lasagna*
Eagles

## genres

* country rock
* soft rock
* folk rock

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 6 platinum

## singles

* 1 platinum
* 2 gold

## honors

* 6 Grammys
* 2 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* 1 single inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* In their hit *Hotel California*, the line "They stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast" refers to a song done by jazz rock band Steely Dan which mentions the Eagles.
* Hotel California seems to reference wine as being a spirit. Don Henley understands that wine is not a spirit and states that the line has nothing to do with alcohol. It can be inferred that he is referring to the Summer of '69.
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *Desperado* with his song *Avocado*
* There is a band called the Eagles of Death Metal, whose style is not at all death metal and tends to be more satirical.
* There is a trompe l'oeil mural in Winslow, Arizona dedicated to the song *Hotel California.* It depicts a girl driving a flatbed Ford pickup, after the line "I was standin' on the corner in Winslow, Arizona, such a fine sight to see. It's a girl, my lord, in a flatbed Ford, slowin' down to take a look at me". There is also a street sign that says "Standin' on the corner" right next to the mural.
* members Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Glenn Frey would go on to have successful solo careers
* *Eagles: Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)* is the best selling album of all time at 38 million copies, almost 4x diamond
Grateful Dead

## genres

* roots rock
* country rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 8 gold

## singles

* *Touch of Grey* was their lone hit single with four additional rock hits

## honors

* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* 2 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* there was once a History of the Grateful Dead course at the University of California at Santa Cruz
* jam band Phish takes heavy influence from the Grateful Dead and the Deadheads, devoted fans of the Grateful Dead, became devoted fans of Phish after Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia died
* album Aoxomoxoa uses a palindrome name and its font is designed to have the title read "We Ate the Acid" if viewed a certain way
* a part of the San Francisco sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* performed at the Woodstock Festival of 1969
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* although considered a major part of the sixties counterculture, they did not see commercial success until after Woodstock
Kiss

## genres

* glam metal
* hard rock
* glam rock

## albums

* 7 platinum
* 9 gold

## singles

* nine hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* began and led the glam metal craze of the 1970s to 1990s
* frontman Gene Simmons is noted for his large tongue
* they toured without makeup for awhile
* Their logo caused controversy due to the S's being claimed to resemble those of the SS from Nazi Germany. Simmons claimed he wanted a font that made the letter look like a lightning bolt.
* performed the 1999 Super Bowl halftime show
* Weird Al Yankovic performed the song *She Never Told Me She Was a Mime* in the style of Kiss
Donovan

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock
* psychedelic rock

## singles

* 11 hit singles with *Sunshine Superman* a chart-topper

## trivia

* In his song *Mellow Yellow*, the line "Electrical banana is gonna be a sudden craze. Electrical banana is bound to be the very next phase." led people to believe you could get high by smoking banana peels.
* a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* *Universal Soldier* has become a counterculture staple
Red Hot Chili Peppers

## genres

* funk rock
* alternative
* rap rock

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* eight hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* They performed the 2014 Super Bowl halfitme show with Bruno Mars, only to later admit that the music had been a prerecording due to the NFL "not wanting the show being botched by bad sound, period".
* noted for their use of rap in some of their songs
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied the band with *Bedrock Anthem*
* performed at the Woodstock 25th anniversary concert
Fats Domino

## albums

* his debut album reached #17 on the charts

## singles

* 39 hit singles, with *The Fat Man* going platinum

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* four songs inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Blues Hall of Fame
* National Medal of Arts

## trivia

* his *The Fat Man* was the first song to go platinum
* charter member of the actual Hall of Fame
* The Beatles song *Lady Madonna* was done in his style. He later covered it.
* *Ain't That a Shame* was originally released mislabeled as *Ain't it a Shame*
Cheap Trick

## genres

* power pop
* pop rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 2 gold

## singles

* eight hit singles with nine additional rock hits

## trivia

* Their concert album *At the Budokan* is phenomenally popular and set a standard for live albums. It contains the most popular version of *I Want You to Want Me* due to its faster tempo. This version, however, omits the backing vocals (the crowd provides them).
* Contributed to the soundtrack to the action film *Top Gun*
* participated in the rockabilly revival of the 1970s to 1980s by covering several early rock and roll musicians
* Their song *Dream Police* was inspired by the Thought Police in the iconic dystopian novel *1984*
Extreme

## genres

* glam metal
* glam rock
* hard rock

## albums

* *Pornograffitti* went double-platinum while *III Sides to Every Story* went gold with *Waiting for the Punchline* also being a hit

## singles

* *More Than Words* went gold with several additional rock hits

## trivia

* Weird Al Yankovic parodied the video of *More Than Words* with his song *You Don't Love Me Anymore*, although the song itself was parodying the style of James Taylor.
Bauhaus

## genres

* goth rock
* alternative
* post punk

## legacy

* Chris Cornell of grunge band Soundgarden covered their *Bela Lugosi's Dead*
* Industrial bands Nine Inch Nails and Skinny Puppy claim heavy influence
* Kurt Cobain of grunge band Nirvana was a major fan of Bauhaus
* Smashing Pumpkins have claimed influence from Bauhaus and even collaborated with them to do a cover of T. Rex
* post punk band The Cult has claimed influence from Bauhaus
* one song was covered by John Frusciante of Red Hot Chili Peppers as well as indie band MGMT
* Trent Renzor of speed metal band Motörhead covered *Bela Lugosi's Dead*
* death metal band Sepultura covered *Bela Lugosi's Dead*

## trivia

* considered one of the first goth bands
* *Bela Lugosi's Dead* is considered the "harbinger" of goth. It is also about the actor who portrayed Dracula in the thirties.
* they were named after a German art school that operated from 1919 to 1933
Pearl Jam

## genres

* hard rock
* grunge
* alternative

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 4 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* 1 platinum
* 2 gold

## trivia

* They were named after a psychedelic confection named after frontman Eddie Vedder's half-Native American great-grandmother Pearl.
* Their song *Yellow Ledbetter* was named after blues legend Lead Belly
* part of the Seattle Sound
Faces

## trivia

* Formed from members of Humble Pie and Small Faces.
* Members include Rod Stewart. The name was changed from Small Faces because Stewart's "wasn't as small".
* The group was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame as Small Faces/Faces, including members of the original group
* some members went on to form Humble Pie
* member Ronnie Wood was also a member of The Rolling Stones
Aretha Franklin

## albums

* *Who's Zoomin' Who* went platinum with three others going gold

## singles

* numerous hit singles with two chart-toppers

## honors

* Grammy Legend Award
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* National Medal of Arts
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Presidential Medal of Freedom
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Queen of Soul
* The cartoon series *Tiny Toon Adventures* did a sketch where Babs Bunny lip-syncs to the Aretha Franklin hit *Respect*
* *Respect* was written by Otis Redding
Dire Straits

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 2 gold

## trivia

* Their song *Money for Nothing* is noted for its innovative use of three-dimensional animation and features The Police frontman Sting on backing vocals.
* The line "I want my MTV" in *Money for Nothing* was the slogan for the network in its early years.
* The video for the song *Walk of Life* is noted for its use of sports bloopers
* *Money For Nothing* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with his song *Beverly Hillbillies*, which was featured in his film *UHF*.
James Taylor

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 10 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* ten hit singles with *You've Got a Friend* being a chart-topper

## honors

* 6 Grammys
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Presidential Medal of Freedom
* National Medal of Arts
* *Fire and Rain* inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Weird Al Yankovic parodied Taylor with his song *You Don't Love Me Anymore*, although the video parodies *More Than Words* by Extreme
Roxy Music

## genres

* post punk
* new romantic
* alternative

## singles

* *Love is the Drug* made it to number thirty

## honors

* Five of their albums were labeled as some of the greatest of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* frontman Bryan Ferry went on to have a successful solo career
* considered for the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
Hall and Oates

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 5 gold

## singles

* 6 gold with *Out of Touch* being an additional chart-topper

## trivia

* The two prefer to be referred to as "Daryl Hall and John Oates"
* part of the blue-eyed soul revival of the 1980s
* they were a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied their *Maneater* with *Spameater*
Sammy Hagar

## genres

* metal
* hard rock

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 2 gold

## trivia

* former frontman for Van Halen
* Fans are divided as to whether David Lee Roth, the original frontman, and Hagar is superior. The two have gone back and forth. Roth fans believe that Hagar turned Van Halen into a sellout pop group. When Van Halen was inducted, both were included.
George Harrison

## genres

* pop rock
* folk rock

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 5 gold

## singles

* numerous hit singles with 3 being chart-toppers

## honors

* 5 Grammys
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* formerly of The Beatles
* did his song *Bangla Desh* as a part of the Concert for Bangladesh, a part of the liberation movement of the country from Pakistan
* after his death, a tribute concert called the *Concert for George* was held
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied the song *Got My Mind Set On You* with his *This Song is Just Six Words Long*
Journey

## genres

* hard rock
* progressive rock

## trivia

* a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* frontman Steve Perry would go on to have a successful solo career and is best known for his hit *Oh Sherrie*
* Perry was a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* member Gregg Rolie was also a member of Santana
* their song *Lights* is about their hometown of San Francisco
James Brown and His Famous Flames

## genres

* funk
* soul

## albums

* *The Payback* went gold with several other hit albums

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* 3 Grammys
* *Sex Machine* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Godfather of Soul
* originally only Brown was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, with the Famous Flames being inducted many years later
* Charter inductee into the actual Hall of Fame
* a sample of his voice has been used in many songs for many years
* part of the 1997 Super Bowl halftime show
Motörhead

## genres

* speed metal
* hard rock

## trivia

* their name uses a "heavy metal umlaut" to make themselves look Nordic when they are in fact English
* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame before, but not inducted. This upset fans further after the entire classic lineup passed away.
* recurring Mario boss Lemmy Koopa was based on member Lemmy Kilmister
* their only hit albums did not come until 2013 and 2015
* They are one of a few bands with an album, track, and band name having the same title. Other examples include Bad Company and Black Sabbath
Ray Charles

## genres

* blues rock
* rhythm and blues
* soul
* rock and roll

## albums

* numerous hit albums with two being chart-toppers

## singles

* numerous hit singles with three being chart-toppers

## honors

* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* United States Postal Service Forever Stamp
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* 7 songs inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* 4 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Blues Hall of Fame
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* National Medal of Arts

## trivia

* the film *Ray* was based around his life
* charter member of the actual Hall of Fame
* a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
David Lee Roth

## genres

* glam rock
* glam metal
* hard rock

## albums

* 2 platinum with *A Little Ain't Enough* going gold

## trivia

* Former frontman for Van Halen until Sammy Hagar took over. Fans are divided between the two. Roth fans claim Hagar turned the band into a sellout pop group. When Van Halen was inducted, both were included.
* performed guitar on the Michael Jackson hit *Beat It*
Bill Haley and His Comets

## singles

* eighteen hit singles with *Rock Around the Clock* being a chart-topper

## honors

* *Rock Around the Clock* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* Originally, only Haley was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, without the Comets. His backing group was inducted many years later in a special committee.
* *Rock Around the Clock* is believed to be the first ever rock and roll hit
* the group was named after the famous Halley's Comet
* *Rock Around the Clock* was the original theme song for the 1980s sitcom *Happy Days*
Sex Pistols

## genres

* hardcore punk
* hard rock
* alternative

## trivia

* Their album, *Nevermind the Bollocks*, was banned in the UK because "bollocks" is British slang for testicles.
* The song *God Save the Queen* caused controversy due to its extreme criticism of Queen Elizabeth II.
* Their name was inspired by a punk fashion store simply named "Sex"
* *Anarchy in the U.K.* is about the British anarchist movements at the time, but does not necessarily promote it.
* When inducted into the actual Hall of Fame they refused to attend the ceremony, calling the Hall a "piss stain". This is a part of many criticisms of the Hall acting like a business rather than an honor society and inducting artists clearly unworthy.
Traffic

## genres

* blue-eyed soul
* jazz rock

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 3 gold

## honors

* album *Mr. Fantasy* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* members include Steve Winwood
* The song *John Barleycorn Must Die* is a prohibitionist folk song dating back centuries. John Barleycorn is a personification of whisky.
* performed at the Woodstock 25th anniversary concert
Eliminatorias Africanas a Estados Unidos 1994

Las Eliminatorias Africanas al Mundial de Estados Unidos 1994 se disputaron entre los meses de Febrero a Octubre de 1993 en todo el continente.

44 Equipos compitiendo por 2.5 cupos

### Ronda 1

Febrero de 1993

Partidos dobles de eliminación directa los 22 mejores equipos pasan de ronda.

* Senegal  vs Mauritania  **2:1 - 0:0**
* Tanzania  vs Seychelles  **1:0 - 3:1**
* Guinea  vs Guinea Bissau  **2:0 - 3:0**
* Sudáfrica  vs Swazilandia  **5:0 - 3:0**
* Liberia  vs  Etiopía  **0:0 - 2:0**
* Argelia  vs Rodhesia  **3:0 - 1:0**
* Malí   vs Togo  **2:0- 0:0**
* Sierra Leona  vs Burkina Faso  **5:0 - 0:3**
* Botsuana  vsCosta de Marfil  **2:0 - 1:0**
* Nigeria  vs Gambia  **1:0 - 0:0**
* Angola   vs Namibia  **1:0 - 1:0**
* Congo  vs Gabón  **2:0 - 0:0**
* Egipto  vs Kenia  **1:0 - 1:1**
* Zimbaue   vs Lesotho  **1:3 - 2:2**
* Marruecos  vs Libia  **2:0 - 2:0**
* Zambia   vs Guinea Ecuatorial  **2:1 - 2:1**
* Uganda vs Ruanda  **1:0 - 1:3**
* Ghana   vs Burundi  **1:0 - 3:1**
* Túnez  vs Madagascar   **2:1 - 4:2**
* Mozambique   vs Congo Kingasha  **0:0 - 0:1**
* Cabo Verde  vs Mauricio  **0:0 - 1:0**
* Benin  vs  Camerún  **1:1 - 0:3**

### Ronda 2

Abril de 1993

Partidos dobles de eliminación directa los 11 mejores equipos pasan de ronda.

* Senegal  vs Tanzania  **4:0 - 4:1**

* Guinea  vs Sudáfrica  **0:0 - 1:2**

* Liberia   vs Argelia **2:0 - 1:3 (4) - (3)**

* Malí   vs Sierra Leona  **3:1 - 0:0**

* Botsuana  vs Nigeria  **0:3 - 0:3**

* Angola   vs Congo  **2:1 - 0:2**

* Egipto  vs Lesotho  **3:1 - 0:0**

* Marruecos  vs Ghana  **2:0 - 3:0**

* Ruanda  vs Zambia  **1:1 - 0:3**
* Túnez  vs Congo Kingasha  **1:0 - 4:0**
* Cabo Verde  vs Camerún  **2:2 - 0:1**

### Ronda 3

Julio a Octubre de 1993

Los 11 equipos son divididos en 2 grupos (1 de 5 y otro de 6), los ganadores de cada grupo clasifican al mundial, los 2° juegan una repesca entre si para definir quien irá al repechaje contra Asia.

* **Grupo 1**

Senegal , Liberia  **1:0 - 0:6**

Nigeria , Egipto  **3:1 - 1:0**

Túnez , Camerún  **0:3 - 0:3**

* **Grupo 2**

Sudáfrica  vs Zambia  **2:1 - 0:2**

Malí  vs Marruecos  **0:0 - 1:4**

Congo  vs Nigeria  **2:0 - 0:3**

Liberia   vs Camerún  **1:1 - 0:4**

* **Grupo 2.1**

Zambia  vs Marruecos  **2:0 - 2:2**

Nigeria  vs  Camerún  **3:0 - 1:3**

* **Definición repechaje:**

Marruecos  vs Camerún  **0:0 - 0:3**

* **Clasificados:**Zambia  y Nigeria , Camerún
Hank Ballard and the Midnighters

## genres

* rhythm and blues
* rock and roll
* doo-wop

## honors

* *Work With Me Annie* was labeled as "one of the songs that shaped rock and roll" by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* Provided the original version of *The Twist*, later made famous by Chubby Checker. Ballard had a hit with it, charting at number 28.
* Originally, only Ballard was inducted, with the Midnighters being inducted many years later.
Elvis Costello and the Attractions

## genres

* new wave
* alternative

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* 2 hit singles with 4 additional rock hits

## honors

* 1 album inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* His first name comes after legendary rockabilly musician Elvis Presley and his last name is after legendary comedy duo Abbott and Costello.
* an example of the early new wave of the 1970s
* Weird Al Yankovic did a style parody of Elvis Costello with his song *I'm So Sick of You*
The Temptations

## genres

* psychedelic soul
* rhythm and blues

## singles

* numerous hit singles with two being chart-toppers

## honors

* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* a part of the Motown sound of the 1960s
* provided the counterculture staple *Ball of Confusion*
* Their song *War* was written by Barrett Strong, best known for his hit *Money (That's What I Want)*. The song was successfully covered by Edwin Starr. His version became a counterculture staple.
* a part of the 1998 Super Bowl halftime show
* their hit *Ain't Too Proud to Beg* was successfully covered by The Rolling Stones
* *Ball of Confusion* was successfully covered by Love and Rockets in a metal form
Huey Lewis and the News

## genres

* blue-eyed soul revival
* power pop
* pop rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 3 platinum
* 2 gold

## trivia

* Huey Lewis was a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* The iconic childrens television program *Sesame Street* did a sketch based on his hit *Hip to Be Square* called *Hip to be a Square*. It teaches about shapes.
* they were a part of the blue-eyed soul revival of the 1980s
* they contributed to the soundtrack for the film *Back to the Future*
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied his *I Want a New Drug* with *I Want a New Duck*
* Was originally approached for the theme song to the film *Ghostbusters*, but refused. When Ray Parker Jr. performed it, a lawsuit ensued claiming it was too similar to *I Want a New Drug*. The two settled out of court along with Columbia Pictures.
New York Dolls

## genres

* hard rock
* glam rock
* punk
* alternative

## legacy

* Sex Pistols, Kiss, Ramones, Guns N Roses, The Damned, and The Smiths have all claimed influence from New York Dolls.

## trivia

* produced by Todd Rundgren
* acted as a support act for Mott the Hoople
* previously considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* toured with Jeff Beck
Simon and Garfunkel

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## honors

* fourteen Grammys
* 3 songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* album *Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* *Bridge Over Troubled Water* was honored by the Songwriters Hall of Fame

## trivia

* after their breakup, Paul Simon went on to have a successful solo career
* The main reason for their breakup was revealed to be Simon's greater fame.
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* progressive rock band Rush references their song *The Sound of Silence* in their song *The Spirit of Radio*
* noted for providing the soundtrack to the iconic film *The Graduate*
Country Joe and the Fish

## genres

* country rock
* folk rock
* psychedelic rock

## trivia

* Noted for their counterculture staple *I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die*, which provides a humorous jab at the Vietnam War. The live version caused controversy due to its "Fuck cheer" in which the audience spelled out the word "fuck". The radio version was censored to the "Fish cheer".
* a part of the San Francisco sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* performed at Woodstock
* performed at Monterey
* considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* their song *Grace* was a tribute to Grace Slick of Jefferson Airplane
Copa de la OFC de Naciones Australia 1973

La **Copa de la OFC de Naciones** celebrada en Australia en 1973, marcó el inicio de los torneos oficiales de fútbol organizados por la OFC. Este evento se llevó a cabo del 1 al 9 de Agosto, contando con la participación de 8 equipos destacados.

La edición de 1973 no incluyó una fase clasificatoria; en su lugar, la OFC extendió invitaciones a diversos países para formar parte de la competición. Entre los participantes se encontraban Australia como país anfitrión, junto con Nueva Zelanda, Indonesia, Papúa Nueva Guinea, Tahití, Nueva Caledonia, Fiji y Vanuatu.

 **Goles PP** | 3,12

## Ciudades Sedes y Estadios

Las única ciudad sede fue Sidney

Estadio Nacional de Sidney. Cap 66.000
## Desarrollo

Los 8 equipos participantes fueron sorteados en enfrentamientos de eliminación directa.
Morrissey

## genres

* post punk
* alternative

## albums

* his debut album went gold with seven others also being hits

## singles

* numerous rock hits, some of them chart-toppers

## trivia

* former frontman for The Smiths
* due to the subject matter of his songs with and without the Smiths, his sexuality has been questioned, but Morrissey has not discussed it personally
* the depressing and morbid subject matter of some of his songs was later revealed to be influenced by his battle with cancer and depression
Otis Redding

## singles

* 7 hit singles with 4 additional posthumous hits

## honors

* United States Commemorative Postage Stamp
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* His *Hard to Handle* was successfully covered by The Black Crowes
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* noted for his work with Carla Thomas
* wrote the Aretha Franklin hit *Respect*
Billy Joel

## genres

* piano rock
* pop rock

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 10 platinum

## singles

* 2 platinum
* 5 gold

## honors

* 5 Grammys
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* his song *We Didn't Start the Fire* lists all the major news stories of his life up to the song's recording
* he helped revive interest in rock music led by the piano rather than the guitar
* his hit *The Longest Time* is done in an a capella style
* a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* *Piano Man* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic as *Ode to a Super Hero (The Spider-Man)*
* provided the song *Why Should I Worry?* for the Disney film *Oliver and Company*
John Lennon

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 5 gold

## singles

* 3 gold with numerous additional hit singles

## honors

* United States Postal Service stamp
* 1 Oscar
* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* former member of The Beatles
* noted for his relationship to Yoko Ono, which is considered a major contributor to the band's breakup
* Provided the counterculture staples *Imagine* and *Give Peace a Chance*. Both were referenced in the Yes song *I've Seen All Good People*
* "More popular than Jesus" was a remark made by John Lennon during a 1966 interview, in which he argued that Christianity would end before rock music. He added that "Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. It's them twisting it that ruins it for me." His opinions drew no controversy when originally published in the United Kingdom, but angry reactions flared up in Christian communities when the comment was republished in the United States five months later. Shortly after the controversy broke, Lennon reluctantly apologized for the comment, saying "if I had said television was more popular than Jesus, I might have got away with it". He stressed that he was simply remarking on how other people viewed and popularized the band. The events contributed to the Beatles' lack of interest in public live performances, and the US tour was the last they undertook, after which they became a studio-only band.
Crosby, Stills, and Nash

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock

## honors

* 2 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* 1 single inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* supergroup composed of David Crosby of The Byrds, Stephen Stills of Buffalo Springfield, and Graham Nash of The Hollies
* Also had some success with Neil Young, also of Buffalo Springfield. During this time, they added "Young" to their name.
* with Young, provided the counterculture staple *Ohio*
* all three members have been inducted into the actual Hall of Fame twice
* performed at the Woodstock Festival of 1969, with their set including the song *Woodstock*, previously written and performed by folk singer Joni Mitchell
* Crosby and Nash provide backing vocals to the Stills solo hit *Love the One You're With*
* provided the counterculture staple *Wooden Ships*, also performed by Jefferson Airplane
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied CSN with *Mission Statement*
The Jimi Hendrix Experience

## genres

* blues rock
* psychedelic rock
* stoner metal
* hard rock

## singles

* *All Along the Watchtower* made it to number twenty

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* album *Are You Experienced* was inducted into the Library of Congress
* United States Postal Service commemorative stamp
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* famously performed at the Woodstock Music Festival of 1969, including a rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* although many might assume Hendrix died of hallucinogenic drugs, Hendrix actually died of an overdose of sedatives
* Hendrix is a member of the "27 club", a group of artists who died at the age of 27. This includes Buddy Holly, Jim Morrison of The Doors, and Janis Joplin. This would later become an obsession of Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, leading to his ultimate suicide at that age.
* *Purple Haze* is the subject of the most famous misheard lyric of all time, "Scuse me while I kiss this guy". The actual line is "Scuse me while I kiss the sky". There is a misheard lyric website named "Kiss This Guy" after the line.
* The Black Keys take heavy influence from Hendrix
The Who

## genres

* hard rock
* progressive rock
* garage rock
* psychedelic rock

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 1 gold

## honors

* 2 albums were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* the song *My Generation* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* The Broadway version of *Tommy* received five Tonys

## trivia

* The film *Tommy* features blues rock musician Eric Clapton and piano rock musician Elton John. It also features psychedelic musician Arthur Brown.
* *Tommy* is considered to be the first "rock opera"
* the song *Who are You* features multiple uses of the word "fuck", which had to be censored for radio play
* Several songs were originally going to be used in the rock opera "Lifehouse", which was abandoned. A compilation of the *Lifehouse* songs has since been released.
* They were a subject of a rock band variant of the iconic comedy sketch *Who's on First*
* They were a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* They performed at the Woodstock Festival of the 1969
* They performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* They performed the halftime show for the 2010 Super Bowl
* Member Pete Townshend went on to have a successful solo career
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *Won't Get Fooled Again* with *Won't* *Eat Prunes Again.*
Blind Faith

## genres

* psychedelic rock
* blue-eyed soul

## trivia

* members include Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood
* Their only album featured a topless woman holding a phallic hood ornament. This caused controversy and subesquent covers featured a picture of the band.
* considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
Curtis Mayfield

## albums

* 8 hit albums with *Super Fly* being a chart-topper

## honors

* Songwriters Hall of Fame
* Grammy Legend Award
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* previously of The Impressions
* his song *Freddie's Dead* is often subtitled "Theme from Superfly", leading it to be confused with his other hit *Superfly*