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Can you name these 1960s rock bands from their fonts?
Love classic rock? You're just the "type" to take this quiz.
The Beatles. The Stones. The Who. The Kinks.
These names sit on the highest pillars in the hall of fame. Everyone has heard of them. These 1960s rock pioneers still appear on millions of T-shirts.
So you've undoubtedly seen their names countless times, right? The thing is, it can be a little tricky to identify their iconic logos one letter at a time. But we think you can do it.
We took one single letter from classic band logos. Can you name the correct band? Good luck!
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You've certainly come across this "T".
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Which band used this "D"?
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Which band featured this "B"?
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Which act had this unique double "H"?
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Anyone recognize this unique "N"?
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How about this "G"?
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This "S" kept things in tune.
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Perhaps you remember this "P"?
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Who used this "A"?
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Oh, say can you see who used this "O"?
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Who had this "Y"?
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Do you recognize which act dotted its "i" this way?
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Now this is one groovy "R"!
Can you name these 1960s rock bands from their fonts?
Your Result...
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Elvis - The Stare
$19.95
Sun Record Co. - Logo
$19.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Elvis - Long Live the King
$19.95
Yes - Yessongs
$21.95
Elvis - Mugshot
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
$19.95
In Concert (CD) - The Doors
$11.99
ZZ Top - El Loco
$19.95
ZZ Top - Antenna
$19.95
Styx - The Grand Illusion
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side
$19.95
Janis Joplin - Collage
$19.95
Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
$19.95
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LOVED that quiz…… I'm a fan of band logos!
The greatest band logo has got to be the one from 70s band Angel. You turn it upside down and it still looks/reads the same.
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Not such of a fan of that particular logo, but it is fascinating how a designer has to keep in mind the character structure when creating an "Ambigram" for it's 180˙ version.