Guess the Band from the Picture (Part 1)

[D] Pink Floyd | Syd Barrett combined blues musicians Pink Anderson and Floyd Council's names. Their concert pig balloon once broke free and caused Heathrow Airport to cancel flights.

[A] Jefferson Airplane | Slang for a roach clip made from matchbook covers inspired their name. Grace Slick bought her way into the band with $1000 inheritance money.

[B] The White Stripes | Jack and Meg White pretended to be siblings for years while actually being ex-spouses. Everything they owned matched their red, white, black aesthetic.

[D] The Beach Boys | Brian Wilson composed "Good Vibrations" across four studios over seven months. The single most expensive song ever produced in 1966 at $50,000.

[A] Sex Pistols | Malcolm McLaren assembled them like a boy band for chaos. Sid Vicious couldn't play bass when he joined, learning three chords total during membership.

[B] Motörhead | Lemmy Kilmister played so loud that his apartment ceiling collapsed onto neighbors below. The umlaut was added purely because it looked mean and German.

[D] Green Day | Billie Joe Armstrong wrote their breakthrough album "Dookie" about his anxiety and panic attacks. They sold 20 million copies discussing mental health openly.

[C] New York Dolls | Glam punk pioneers who influenced both punk and metal despite only two original albums. Morrissey became their manager during their 2004 reunion.

[A] Joy Division | Ian Curtis suffered epileptic seizures that influenced his iconic dancing style. After his death, remaining members formed New Order and created electronic dance music.

[B] Talking Heads | Art school friends who approached rock like conceptual art projects. David Byrne wore increasingly larger suits throughout Stop Making Sense concert film.

[C] Deep Purple | Listed in Guinness as world's loudest band in 1972, reaching 117 decibels. Three audience members were knocked unconscious, prompting volume restrictions at venues.

[A] Dead Kennedys | Jello Biafra ran for San Francisco mayor in 1979, finishing fourth. His platform included requiring businessmen to wear clown suits within city limits.

[D] AC/DC | Brothers Malcolm and Angus Young saw AC/DC on their sister's sewing machine. Angus still wears his school uniform onstage after five decades of performing.

[B] Cheap Trick | Their live album at Budokan made them superstars in Japan before America noticed. Robin Zander's son followed his exact career path as replacement singer.

[C] King Crimson | Robert Fripp invented "Frippertronics" tape loop system for ambient soundscapes. Band rules prohibit anyone standing onstage except while actively playing their instrument parts.