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The ones in the middle photo because you prefer "singers" who can't carry a tune to save their lives.
the men in the first picture are wearing all dark clothes. The other 2 poses wear dark and light colored
duds.
Mempoit
The first one! The other two were popular at some point and have some artistic merit.
The Beatles because they no longer perform together on account of death, aka Yoko.
I choose "D"
Bob Dylan carried a tune? When? If what he does constitutes carrying a tune then I think I have the next recording star living here with me. I have a cat that can hum Bill Bailey and sharpen it's claws at the same time.
Brian Epstein Jr.
The correct answer is B. They are the most overrated band in history. The other two are the two best musical acts I. The last 100 years.
Rush? Really? They're good, but....
KC Curmudgeon
The Beatles are the most over rated musical act but do not underestimate their cultural influence. I know I have told this story before but it bears repeating. In college we were reading Lucretius. One of my friends (now a Cathusian) asked our well-loved professor Dennis Quinn, how the thoughts of Lucretius were spread throughout society when no one was reading him anymore. Dr. Quinn responded, "The Beatles."
The best two musical acts ever?!? You really need to get out more.
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