Picture This Band! (Part 2)

[A] Queen | A crown signals the regal British quartet. Mercury’s range, Brian May’s homemade guitar, and operatic excess turned sci-fi camp into arena consensus.

[B] Heart | Scarlet heart icon points to Seattle sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. Zeppelin-sized power crossed with acoustic beauty made ‘Barracuda’ bite and ‘Alone’ ache.

[C] Toto | Dorothy’s terrier, Toto, by name. Studio-ace collective behind ‘Africa’ and ‘Rosanna,’ bridging yacht-polish chops with meme-proof choruses.

[A] The Black Eyed Peas | Legumes with dark circles. Will.i.am’s pop-rap collective jumped from ‘Where Is the Love?’ to Super Bowl confetti, mixing party hooks with radio conscience.

[D] Kiss | A couple mid-smooch. The face-painted hard-rock merchants sold fire, bloodcaps, and anthems like ‘Detroit Rock City.’ Merch tables became small nations.

[B] The Police | A line of officers. Sting, Summers, and Copeland fused reggae rhythms with post-punk nerves, making choruses that stalked charts and haunted karaoke forever.

[C] Asia | Continental outline. Supergroup of prog veterans known for ‘Heat of the Moment.’ Big choruses framed by shiny 1980s keyboards and yacht-adjacent optimism.

[D] The Animals | A menagerie on one canvas. British-Invasion contemporaries who gave ‘House of the Rising Sun’ its brooding organ and garage-to-stadium snarl.

[B] Oasis | Desert watering hole. Manchester rivals to Blur who wrote football-chant melodies and feuds sturdy enough to be studied in schools.

[A] Slipknot | Blue rope tied in a slippery hitch. Iowa metal unit famous for masks, percussion storms, and a festival literally named after themselves.

[C] The Turtles | Sunbathing reptiles on rocks. Sixties pop with cartoon whimsy and harmonies that made ‘Happy Together’ permanently live in supermarket speakers.

[D] ZZ Top | Toy top with twin Zs. Texas trio, long beards, boogie shuffle; ‘La Grange’ and car-commercial guitars forever embedded in classic-rock DNA.

[A] The Hollies | Holly leaves and red berries. Manchester hit-makers behind ‘Long Cool Woman’ and meticulous harmonies that made AM radios sound gilded.

[C] Florida Georgia Line | Border between FL and GA. Nashville-bred duo who welded bro-country hooks to breezy truck-bed imagery and radio-proof choruses.

[B] Bread | Sliced loaves on a board. Soft-rockers whose ‘Make It with You’ delivered bakery-fresh sentiment and immaculate late-night FM warmth.

[D] Eagles | Four bald raptors roosting. West-coast supergroup blended country polish and rock drive; ‘Hotel California’ made mythic exits sound luxurious.

[A] Poison | Bottle marked with skull-and-crossbones. Glam-metal hitmakers of ‘Every Rose Has Its Thorn’ and hair-spray balladry suited for denim sunsets.

[B] The Doors | A grid of doors. Morrison’s Lizard King charisma met Ray Manzarek’s organ swirl to turn beat-poet moodiness into radio noir.

[D] Train | Curving rails and a locomotive. Pop-rock outfit who made ‘Drops of Jupiter’ a café jukebox anthem and kept bay-window choruses in fashion.

[C] Kansas | Kansas highlighted on the map. Topeka-born prog-meets-heartland combo whose violin-laced hits ‘Carry On Wayward Son’ and ‘Dust in the Wind’ refuse to age.