100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock (2000– )A 5-hour history of the greatest bands in Hard Rock history. |
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| Carmen Electra | ... |
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| Billie Joe Armstrong | ... |
Himself - Member, Green Day
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Sebastian Bach | ... |
Himself - Member, Skid Row
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Ritchie Blackmore | ... |
Himself - Member, Deep Purple
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Bun E. Carlos | ... |
Himself - Member, Cheap Trick
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Cheap Trick | ... |
Themselves
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Tre Cool | ... |
Himself - Member, Green Day
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| Alice Cooper | ... |
Himself
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| Billy Corgan | ... |
Himself - Member, Smashing Pumpkins
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| Chris Cornell | ... |
Himself - Member, Soundgarden
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Glenn Danzig | ... |
Himself - Member, Danzig
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Dimebag Darrell | ... |
Himself - Member, Pantera
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| C.C. Deville | ... |
Himself - Member, Poison
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| Bruce Dickinson | ... |
Himself - Member, Iron Maiden
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| Mike Dirnt | ... |
Himself - Member, Green Day
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A 5-hour history of the greatest bands in Hard Rock history.
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December 2000 (USA) See more »Box Office
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This is the best. They must have played this 500 times, but every time it is on I have to watch it. It's not often you get to see all these great heavy metal bands on tv, and it is nice to see them treated with some respect. Like a lot of other people, I grew up with these guys. They were a major part of my high school and college years. And as a guitar player, I can tell you that their talent is surely no joke, even if the hair and clothes are a little ridiculous now. I think every guitar player from the 70s on learned `Smoke on the Water' as their first riff. It's good to see legendary rock gods like Richie Blackmore and Alice Cooper get their due. And it is nice to remind the kids who are watching MTV today that Ozzy was the man (both with Black Sabbath and on his own), long before he was Jack and Kelly's bumbling dad.