Polls: Entertainment & Arts

Noveltoons were a series of animated cartoons produced for Paramount Pictures by Famous Studios then later Paramount Cartoon Studios from 1943 to 1967. I grew up watching these old time cartoons like Herman the Mouse, Little Lulu, Little Audrey, The Big Duck Baby, Casper all those guys.

While no band has ever been as big or as influential as The Beatles, can it be argued that in the 1970s, Led Zeppelin took up the mantle that The Beatles left behind as the standard bearers and movers and shakers of mainstream rock music; that they defined the '70s musically, at least in rock, as The Beatles had in the 1960s?

Perhaps of historical significance to this discussion is the fact that Led Zeppelin II twice knocked Abbey Road off the #1 spot in the Billboard Hot 200 in 1969, perhaps signaling, at least in the U. S., the passing of the torch? In May 1973, Led Zeppelin broke the Beatles' Shea Stadium record when they performed at Tampa Stadium.

Can it also be argued that Led Zeppelin ranks second only to The Beatles in terms of long-term influence and impact on rock music?

Like an amazing artist phenomenon that can never be replicated?

He's had some of the most hilarious comedies over his career. what was your favorite?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_Brooks_on_screen_and_stage

In 40 years will that generation view Kendrick as an icon the same way we view those guys today?