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We have a good number of performers out there. Some tend to be popular with their award-winning works. Some would rather be controversial and be a regular on the tabloids and some are using their “cheesi-ness” to be able to attract fans.

Do you want to know the Top 10 Cheesiest Singers of All Time? Well, here it is!

Micheal Buble
Niel Diamond
Cher
Meatloaf
Tom Jones
David Clayton-Tomas (Blood, Sweat and Tears)
Morrissey
Barry Manilow
David Lee Roth
Billy Joel

Source: Yahoo!Music

Now that we are done counting down the worst hair metal bands, let us now proceed with the best. These are the bands that stood out with good music and yes, good hairstyle. Special thanks to List of the Day for coming up with a good list!

Guns and Roses
Van Halen
New York Dolls
Def Leppard
Aerosmith
Kiss
Ozzy Osbourne
Motley Crue
Spinal Tap
Twisted Sister

Photo credits to: Yahoo! Music

Are you a big fan of the metal rock bands of the 80’s? If your answer is yes, most probably you are aware of the different hair styles of our dear favorite rockers. Most of these musicians attracted a lot of music lovers way back, yet some of them left a mark of having the worst hair ever.

Here’s a list of the Top 10 Worst Metal Hair Bands. We love their music but the hair is not appropriate with their looks and image.

Poison
Skid Row
Extreme
W.A.S.P.
Whitesnake
Europe
Bad English
Warrant
Damn Yankees
White Lion

Special thanks to Yahoo!Music for the images

We have a number of good rappers in the music industry. Some are really good, yet most of them are rather annoying.

Rob ‘O Connor, a resident columnist of Yahoo! Music listed down the 25 most annoying rappers of all time. We decided to share to you the top 10 list and to be honest, we are not really surprised with the names we found of the list. Do you want to complain? Well, you can’t touch this!

Vanilla Ice
MC Hammer
Brian Austin Green
Dee Dee King
Puff Daddy
Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit)
Mr. T
Will smith
K-Fed
Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch

Photo Credits Yahoo! Music

1. I Can Only Imagine: Platinum Edition by Various Artist

2. Thriller 25 by Michael Jackson

3. Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers

4. Arriving by Chris Tomlin

5.Greatest Hits Mariah Carey

6. Greatest Hits by Guns and Roses

7. Journey’s Greates Hits by Journey

8. Number Ones by Michael Jackson

9. It’s Time by Michael Bubbe

10. Cross Road by Bon Jovi

(Source:Billboard)

1. Rise Above this by Seether

2. Psycho by Puddle of Mud

3. Falling Down by Atreyu

4. Salute your Solution by The Raconteurs

5. It’s not my Time by 3 Doors Down

6. Believe by The Bravery

7. Handlebars by The Flobots

8. Given Up by Linkin park

9. I Will Possess your Heart by Death Cab for Cutie

10. Inside the Fire by Disturbed

(Source:Billboard)

1. Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis

2. No Air by Jordan Sparks duet with Chris Brown

3. 4 Minutes by Madonna feat Justin Timberlake

4. Love in this Club by Usher feat Young Jeezy

5.  Touch my Body by Mariah Carey

6. See you Again by Miley Cyrus

7. Sexy Can I by Ray J and Yung Berg

8. Lollipop by Lil Wayne feat Static Major

9. Love Song by Sara Bareilles

10. With You by Chris Brown

(Source:Billboard)

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1. 95/08 by Enrique Iglesias

2. Te Quiero by Flex

3. Para Siempre by Vicente Fernandez

4. Los Gabriel…Cantan A Mexico by Juan and Ana Gabriel

5. La Mejor…Coleccion by Marco Antonio Solis

6. Todo Cambio by Camila

7. Wisin Vs.Yandel:Los Extraterrestres

8. La Vida… Es Un Ratico by Juanes

9. Planeta Kumbia by A.B.Quintanilla III Presents Kumbia All Starz

10. Kings of Bachata:Sold out at Madison Square Garden by Aventura

(Source:Billboard)

The iTunes Store in US celebrates its 5th birthday today, publishing a new section to the online media service to mark the historic date. Apple launched its iTunes Store in the United States on April 28, 2003. To mark this, Apple’s page reminisces at all of the great music, video and exclusives you first discovered on iTunes, highlighting the songs and shows that defined each year. They made a historical first 18 hours by having a sale of 275,000 tracks. Their Sales also grew tremendously when iTunes for Windows was shipped in October 2003, selling 1 million songs in 3 days. On December 15, 2003 Apple declared that it had sold 25 million songs. Then its service was launched in France, Germany and the UK on 16 October, 2003.

(Source:MacWorld)

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Metallica, one of the crusaders against online music file sharing, have announced that they might follow Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead in releasing tracks for free over the internet. Metallica were one of the first bands to sue people for copyright infringement and attracted scorn from internet users for helping shut down the peer-to-peer downloading tool Napster. Before Napster’s demise the band was among the most vocal critics of file sharing. Its drummer, Lars Ulrich, famously showed up at Napster’s headquarters in 2000 brandishing the screen names of 335,000 people the band said had been illegally downloading its songs, demanding the company block those users. But the industry has changed in the past eight years. Bands and record labels long ignored the threat of the internet and for a time refused to experiment with online distribution. But with physical CD sales in persistent decline and legal music downloads only partly making up for the lost revenue, the music industry is frantically searching for a new business model.