rock

Mongolian Folk Rock Group

1. The Rolling Stones - "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (1965)
A brutal, cheeky, swaggering rejection of everything that middle class society held dear -- "I'm just not SATISFIED with any of this crap" -- fueled by one of the greatest guitar riffs of all time and Charlie Watts' implacable on-the-beat drumming. Simply undeniable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGWfLiEoG98

And Original version of the Kino Band and russian rock star of the 80's - Victor Tsoy. I like both versions, lyrics are great!

The golden age of Marilyn Manson was witnessed in 1995 when their popularity slipped high to the top. Their first hit of a cover-version of the 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)' by the Erythmics brought them worldwide acclamation.

As the late fifties gave way to the early sixties, the rockabilly stars of the previous decade (the Everlys, Elvis, Roy Orbison) were still having hits, but the older pop-music stars were fading away as they struggled to find material that would click with this new and energetic generation of kids.

Talented and popular celebrity Ozzy Osbourne was persistent enough to achieve success in his career. Presently, he recalls that the world humanity used to blame him for every single sin, imagined. Still, experiencing everlasting glory the star is crucially criticized both due to his social deeds and music creations. However, he admits to being used to such an arrangement of affairs.