Best Band Logos: No. 1
As a form of protest against his record label, Prince felt the need to abandon his moniker. In 1993, he adopted his logo, which he termed the "Love Symbol" and incorporates the glyphs for Mars (male) and Venus (female), as his actual -- and unpronounceable -- name. He even turned it into several custom guitars.Listen to Prince on Napster
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Steve Rogersat 2-18-2008
Good list. You're forgetting Poco's running horse logo that was created by Phil Hartman who went on to fame on Saturday Night Live
Faithat 2-18-2008
No Led Zeppelin?!?
Trentat 2-18-2008
No Cheap Trick?
Ernieat 2-18-2008
I can't believe the Doors weren't on there. I thought they would be #1.
Brian Borbotat 2-18-2008
Cheap Trick, The Doors, Zeppelin are all good ones that were left out. What about America, BTO, Bad Company, B.O.C., Boston, Chicago, Def Leppard, ELO, Grand Funk, Meatloaf, Spinal Tap, and Thin Lizzy?
Daveat 2-18-2008
The Rolling Stones logo.
jasonat 2-18-2008
no nirvana?
Ericat 2-18-2008
Blue Oyster Cult
Howieat 2-18-2008
B.O.C. and Rush missing??????????? Uh, Hello!
Heidiat 2-18-2008
I think that there were definitely some quality ones...but what about Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers?
Bobat 2-18-2008
Guns N' Roses
Leonat 2-18-2008
No Pearl Jam stick man??????
JSTat 2-18-2008
I think that the progressive rock band Asia's logo is a better representation of Roger Dean's talent than the Yes logo.
Rhondaat 2-18-2008
No Fleetwood MAC penguin logo
daveat 2-18-2008
OZZY