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After five weeks of online voting to whittle our long-list down to three the winner has been announced following the I'm in a Rock'n'Roll Band live show phone vote.
The archetypal rock'n'roll band have taken home the crown after the phone vote.
They took the blues and turned it something monstrous and beautiful. If it's heavy, it owes a debt to Led Zep.
From pomp rock to pop funk, there was no sound that they couldn't make their own. And with Freddie as the front man, how could they be anything but adored?
They defined pop music, and pretty much everything else, in the 1960s. Is it possible to imagine life without The Fabs?
The ultimate rock 'n' roll revolutionaries, promising to change not just music, but the world!
Few people inspire worship more than Jimi; the drummer and bassist weren't half bad either.
The most influential band of the post-punk era; their stripped-down grooves and moody atmosphere influencing both dance music and goth.
The band that took grunge to the world, their album Nevermind a friend to disaffected teenagers everywhere.
They made OK Computer, one of the most loved discs of the 90s. Always experimenting, and not frightened of taking themselves seriously - in a good way.
The rivals to The Beatles 1960s pop crown, who went on to define sleazy rock 'n' roll for generations to come.
1980s indie-rock icons, Morrissey and Marr are one of English music's greatest writing partnerships.
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