There aren't many legendary musical collaborations that can compare to the mutually beneficial genius of Elton John and Bernie Taupin.

Rage Against the Machine is one of the few bands that has successfully combined music and activism.

The Beatles' June 1, 1967, release of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" signalled a revolution in the music industry.

Frank Zappa is a name that connotes artistry that pushes boundaries and transcends genres.

Leonard Cohen is revered in the music industry not just for his skill as a singer-songwriter but also for his ability to narrate stories.

P!nk, born Alecia Beth Moore in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is one of the most dynamic and resilient artists in the modern music industry.

The name Tom Waits evokes a world of smoky taverns, dark alleys, and strange people who live on the outskirts of civilisation.

The band, which arose from Seattle's growing grunge culture in the early 1990s, was essential in defining the grunge movement.

Nina Simone is regarded as one of the most significant people in music history because of her strong involvement in the civil rights fight.

In the history of music, Madonna is more than simply a name—she is an institution.

Daft Punk's Discovery is one of the most influential albums in electronic music history.

Known as "The Godfather of Soul," James Brown is equally regarded as the forerunner of funk music.

Joplin's art was a flawless fusion of unadulterated emotion, soul-baring vulnerability, and uncompromising originality, earning her the title of "Queen of Psychedelic Rock."

Chuck Berry’s groundbreaking work laid the foundation for a genre that would shape popular culture and music for generations.

With its raw sensitivity, eerie melodies, and introspective lyrics, Elliott Smith's music is among the most moving and eerie contributions to indie rock.

Whitney Houston's The Bodyguard soundtrack is one of the few soundtracks in history to have had such a lasting impact on popular culture.

Sigur Rós is for fans of ambient, and post-rock, and those who revel in music that transcends conventional genres.

Marilyn Manson, one of rock's most polarizing figures, emerged in the '90s with a provocative image.

Joni Mitchell stands as one of the most influential and enigmatic voices in modern folk and popular music.

When punk rock emerged in the late '70s, it became a raw expression of frustration, rebellion, and the spirit of social change.