No one does breakup anthems like Fleetwood Mac. The band had two couples, both of which broke up during perhaps the peak of their fame. So, while it made for really awkward band meetings, it also gave us incredible songs. Because all of those tracks came from a real, raw place, it's impossible not to feel a connection to what they're singing about.

Judas Priest is, no doubt, one of metal’s most pivotal acts. Through the band's ascension in the 70s and into the 80s, Priest took dueling solos, wailing vocals, and a whole lot of leather to the next level as they became the metal titans we know today. However, along that climb, Judas Priest paid homage to their favorite bands and songs, some more unexpected than others.