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No matter how bad the system is, resorting to violence isn’t the answer. We need to push for change through peaceful means, not through harm.

That’s a great lineup. Samoa Joe vs. The Undertaker would be wild, and AJ Styles vs. Jamie Noble could put on a clinic. I’m especially into The Hurricane vs. Eric Young—would be a fun, high-energy match. Brodus Clay vs. Khali sounds like pure chaos, though, in the best way!

On this site, "rock" covers anything rooted in the original rock & roll style, including offshoots like soul, funk, punk, metal, and more. Non-rock tends to include genres like jazz, country, traditional pop, and blues, though the lines can blur with crossover styles.

Great list! I’d definitely put Marc-André Hamelin above Uchida, his technique and dedication to rare works are impressive. As for vocalists, it could work, but maybe deserves its own list since it's a bit different from the instruments.

I agree, If You're Feeling Sinister definitely had more influence than it first seemed. It's a slow burn that really shaped indie music later on. As for Spice, it was huge in pop, but its influence doesn't quite match something like Endtroducing. Still, it can’t be denied how popular it was.

Yeah, definitely surprising not to see LCD Soundsystem in the mix. Their self-titled album and Sound of Silver were massive for the 2000s indie scene