Who has sold more records Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones?

At last count, the RIAA had certified 45 million more records to Zeppelin’s name than the Stones. Worldwide, that edge holds or even increases, with estimates pegging Zeppelin’s total output at over 300 million units.

What is the best boyband of all time?

To date, the Backstreet Boys remain the most popular boy band of all time in terms of sales. One Direction also broke numerous records during their six-year run, which ended in 2016 as Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne went solo (Zayn Malik had already left the group a year prior).

Who is the greatest rock lead singer of all time?

Rolling Stone Readers Pick the Best Lead Singers of All Time

• Bono.
• Mick Jagger.
• Jim Morrison.
• Roger Daltrey.
• Eddie Vedder.
• John Lennon.
• Chris Cornell.
• Kurt Cobain. The Nirvana frontman’s career lasted only a handful of years, but he’s inarguably one of the greatest songwriters of the past few decades.

Who is better Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones?

Led Zeppelin is, and forever will be, better than The Rolling Stones. Though Led Zeppelin’s stint of greatness fell short due to the tragedy of drummer John Bonham’s death, they have proved themselves as one of the most influential bands of all time.

Who won Best Album of the year – the stones or Zeppelin?

WINNER- Led Zeppelin. While the Stones recorded Emotional Rescue, Zeppelin released In through the out door and played the Knebworth comeback shows. Zeppelin wins the year as the Stones take a year off. RS 5, LZ 6

Did Led Zeppelin outsell the stones in album sales in the 1970s?

Led Zeppelin outsold the Stones in album sales in the 1970s…and beyond. The Rolling Stones have released way more albums than Led Zeppelin, having got a head start in the 1960s. But most of those albums only reached gold (500,000) or platinum (1,000,000) sales.

Why are the Rolling Stones so good at touring?

The Rolling Stones are a band that have spent most of their finest years on tour. Having banked over six decades worth of live experience, the band know when to invite a stellar guest act or two. From Amy Winehouse to Bob Dylan, the Stones have welcomed almost everyone onto their stage, except, yep, you guessed it, Led Zeppelin.