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(#1) Sweet
- Bubblegum pop, Pop music, Rock music, Heavy metal, Pop rock, Glam rock, Hard rock
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(#2) Queen
- Pop music, Rock music, Heavy metal, Progressive rock, Glam rock, Art rock, Hard rock
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(#3) David Bowie
- Rock music, Psychedelic pop, Electronic music, Protopunk, Glam rock, Psychedelic rock, Hard rock, Blue-eyed soul, Pop music, Experimental rock, Dance music, Pop rock, Experimental music, New Romanticism, Progressive rock, Art rock, Avant-garde
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(#4) Electric Light Orchestra
- Synthpop, Pop music, Rock music, Cello rock, Pop rock, Progressive rock, Art rock, Electronica, Symphonic rock
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(#5) T. Rex
- Psychedelic folk, Rock music, Folk rock, Protopunk, Rock and roll, Glam rock, Psychedelic rock, Hard rock
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(#6) Alice Cooper
- Glam metal, Experimental rock, Shock rock, Psychedelic rock
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(#7) Meat Loaf
- Wagnerian rock, Rock opera, Rock music, Heavy metal, Rock and roll, Hard rock
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(#8) Mötley Crüe
- Glam metal, Rock music, Heavy metal, Hard rock
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(#9) Mott the Hoople
- Rock music, Soul rock, Glam rock, Hard rock
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(#10) The B-52's
- New Wave, Pop music, Rock music, Rockabilly, Pop rock, Alternative rock, Surf music, Post-punk
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(#11) Elton John
- Pop music, Rock music, Piano rock, Rhythm and blues, Pop rock, Soft rock, Glam rock, Country
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(#12) Roxy Music
- New Wave, Rock music, Protopunk, Pop rock, New Romanticism, Progressive rock, Glam rock, Art rock, Country, Baroque pop, Psychedelic rock
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(#13) Bay City Rollers
- Bubblegum pop, Pop music, Rock music, Pop rock, Glam rock
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(#14) Grand Funk Railroad
- Blues-rock, Boogie rock, Rock music, Heavy metal, Rock and roll, Blues, Funk rock, Hard rock
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(#15) New York Dolls
- Rock music, Protopunk, Glam punk, Rock and roll, Glam rock, Punk rock, Hard rock
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(#16) Lou Reed
- Noise rock, Blue-eyed soul, Spoken word, Rock music, Experimental rock, Folk rock, Drone music, Protopunk, Noise music, Glam rock, Art rock, Experimental metal, Psychedelic rock, Hard rock
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(#17) Suzi Quatro
- Bubblegum pop, Pop music, Rock music, Garage rock, Musical theatre, Country rock, Pop rock, Power pop, Glam rock, Psychedelic rock, Hard rock
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(#18) Foxy Shazam!
- Rock music, Experimental rock, Pop rock, Alternative rock, Soul music, Progressive rock, Glam rock, Post-hardcore, Hardcore punk
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(#19) The Velvet Underground
- Noise rock, Blues-rock, Rock music, Experimental rock, Folk rock, Drone music, Protopunk, Noise music, Alternative rock, Art rock, Avant-garde music, Psychedelic rock
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(#20) Bryan Ferry
- New Wave, Pop music, Rock music, Sophisti-pop, Folk music, Pop rock, Alternative rock, Soul music, New Romanticism, Progressive rock, Glam rock, Art rock, College rock
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(#21) Gary Glitter
- Pop music, Rock music, Pop rock, Rock and roll, Glam rock
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(#22) Adam and The Ants
- New Wave, Gothic rock, Glam punk, New Romanticism, Punk rock, Post-punk
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(#23) Brian Eno
- Electronic music, Experimental rock, Experimental classical music, Minimal music, Progressive rock, Glam rock, Art rock, Ambient music
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(#24) Ian Hunter
- Rock music, Glam rock, Hard rock
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(#25) Sparks
- Synthpunk, Synthpop, New Wave, Disco, Pop music, Rock music, Psychedelic pop, Protopunk, Pop rock, Glam rock, Baroque pop, Electronica
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(#26) The Arrows
- Pop music, Rock music, Glam rock
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(#27) Mud
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(#28) Bachmann Turner Overdrive
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(#29) Japan
- Synthpop, New Wave, Electronic music, New Romanticism, Glam rock, Art rock, Post-punk
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(#30) Wizzard
- Rock music, Glam rock
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(#31) The Glitter Band
- Pop music, Rock music, Glam rock
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(#32) David Essex
- Pop music, Musical theatre
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(#33) Geordie
- Blues-rock, Rock music, Glam rock, Hard rock
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(#34) Rubettes
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(#35) Alvin Stardust
- Pop music, Musical theatre, Rock and roll
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(#36) Showaddywaddy
- Rock music, Rock and roll
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(#37) Suede
- Britpop, Alternative rock, Glam rock
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(#38) Racey
- Pop music
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(#39) Kenny
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(#40) Barry Blue
- Pop music
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(#41) Hello
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(#42) Tokio Hotel
- Pop punk, Rock music, Teen pop, Emo, Pop rock, Power pop, Alternative rock, Glam rock, Electronic rock
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(#43) Malfunkshun
- Rock music, Grunge, Alternative rock, Glam punk, Glam rock, Hard rock
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(#44) Shabby Tiger
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(#45) Silverhead
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(#46) Long Tall Ernie and the Shakers
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(#47) First Class
- Pop music
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(#48) Semi Precious Weapons
- Rock music, Garage rock, Alternative rock, Glam rock
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(#49) Sweeney Todd
- Rock music, Glam rock, Hard rock
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Glam rock emerged and developed in the 1970s. It is characterized by gender-ambiguous dresses, gorgeous dramatic typhoons, and decadent and lazy music styles. Glam artists incorporate elements of rock and pop music. In the 1970s, the UK was full of glam rock performances. The most iconic music artists or bands in the peak period included David Bowie, Queen, Alice Cooper, and more.
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