I have seen people lately starting threads about which rocks bands they would like turned into a pinball. So i am curious to see in the poll which one is the most popular.
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Clearwater, FL
Quoted from Toasterdog:Pretty solid list, but Rush should definitely up there IMO. Def Leppard not so much. << my first concert btw, lol.
I forgot to put rush on the poll not sure how to add it now.
Edit: I figured out how to add it to the poll.
Quoted from zh2oson:Zeppelin in a rout. I think we can call this one.
with 3 votes? 
Quoted from o-din:Dead Kennedys
I love listening to some kill the poor.
Quoted from KozMckPinball:Beatles are not on the list?
I did not put Beatles because it's one of the strong rumors that it is one of the next stern pinball machines.
Brisbane
Auckland
Quoted from PinballNZ:What about ZZ Top - some earlier blues rock as well as their later stuff. Cheap Sunglasses, BBQ, La Grange, Pearl Necklace, Gimme All your lovin, Legs - so many songs to choose from....
Oh boy...vid1900 in 3...2...1...
Quoted from PinballNZ:What about ZZ Top - some earlier blues rock as well as their later stuff. Cheap Sunglasses, BBQ, La Grange, Pearl Necklace, Gimme All your lovin, Legs - so many songs to choose from....
I just added ZZ Top.
Quoted from TimeForNostalgia:Can you add the Ramones to the poll?
Sure I guess I can add the Ramones.
Breda, Holland
Out of the list available how can Zeppelin not have been made already? Pink Floyd would be runner up but if I were king it would be the band that inspired so many others, The Beatles.
Why do only hair bands get pinball machines? I’d love a U2 pinball. They’re the biggest selling live tour in the world.
Journey - do it like Maiden, keep all band members off machine.
Def Leppard
Queen
Beatles
McCartney
The Who
Elton John
U2
Rush
GnR
Quoted from Coolpinballdino:Sure I guess I can add the Ramones.
Ramones have awesome pinball-playing music, in my opinion. Since Stern loves bash toys, I can certainly get down with "Beat on a Brat" mode.
Sana'a
The only real rock band, that still has all it's original members, and still puts out fantastic material is Rammstein
Full German version (NSFW):
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On imagery alone, it would have to be The Beatles or Pink Floyd. On the other hand, Aerosmith pinball kind of proved that you can just make it up as you go along as far as imagery is concerned. That band doesn't really have any and yet Stern made an appealing looking pin.
Quoted from paynemic:Why do only hair bands get pinball machines? I’d love a U2 pinball. They’re the biggest selling live tour in the world.
Good music, but not exciting pinball music. And if you don't have exciting pinball music, you better have some amazing imagery. U2 doesn't have that.
I like U2 modestly, but I certainly recognize their place among the greats. Name another band that's been around for 40 years still gets mainstream attention when they put out a new record? Hell, no one cared about the Stones after Tattoo You in 1981 and that was only 17 years after their first record.
Think I'd have to be down for a Beatles pin...you know there would be a yellow submarine LE, though I'd be perfectly happy with a pro.
Weird Al has the humor and has covered pop hits for what, forty years? Accept & Krokus should get their own pins, maybe Dutch Pinball can license them after the run of #bride whatever version they're on.
Nine Inch Nails... who I will be seeing in Las Vegas in 48 hours (and then again 24 hours after that).
Zep but would rather have it never come out than rushed and stripped to hell to meet some deadline. Some things are sacred.
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