Iconic band logos, but which is best? There's only one way to find out...
GIGWISE

15:53 27th April 2010

  • Kiss

  • The Beatles

  • The Rolling Stones

  • Muse

  • Blink-182

  • My Chemical Romance

  • Guns N Roses

  • Jamiroquai

  • Metallica

  • The Grateful Dead

  • Misfits

  • Aphex Twin

  • The Ramones

  • The Who

  • Radiohead

  • Led Zeppelin

  • HIM

  • Public Image Ltd.

  • Kanye West

  • Slipknot

  • The Strokes

  • Public Enemy

  • Hieroglyphics

  • Yes

  • Prince

  • Wu Tang-Clan

  • Nine Inch Nails

  • New York Dolls

  • Jurassic Five

  • Dead Kennedys

  • Madness

  • Bad Religion

  • Aerosmith

  • Inspiral Carpets

  • Anal C*nt

  • Emerson, Lake & Palmer

  • Thin Lizzy

  • Van Halen

  • Black Flag

  • Tool

  • The Offspring

  • Bad Manners

  • Iron Maiden

  • Whitesnake

  • Weezer

  • Daft Punk

  • Red Hot Chili Peppers

  • Rammstein

  • Cheap Trick

  • Nirvana

  • Electric Light Orchestra

  • The Black Crowes

  • The Allman Brothers Band

  • Killswitch Engage

  • Outkast

  • Alien Ant Farm

  • Megadeth

  • Slayer

  • Pearl Jam

  • Green Day

  • Def Leppard

  • Oasis

  • The Las

  • Phish

  • Motorhead

  • Sisters Of Mercy

  • The Stranglers

  • Queen

  • The Beastie Boys

  • Lostprophets

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