Certain bands or acts (Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Queen, Nirvana) seemed poised to have long, fruitful careers of many hits and to change the course of music, and they have. However, other bands or acts are so different, innovative, and great that they seem destined for eternal stardom and fruitful careers of many popular hits and to change music forever, but are either only remembered for one song (The Buggles, Arthur Brown, The Vapors), massive fan followings but are unknown to the general public (Ween, Loreena McKennitt, Aphrodite's Child), or are just altogether unknown or discarded. Let's try to change that. Try to make a timeline, or scenario, or whatever, in which a one-hit wonder, cult band, or some other unknown band broke through and became the next Beatles, Queen or Nirvana. How would music as a whole be affected, and how would the bands or acts themselves deal with their newfound fame? Like "What if the Buggles were big," or "What if Ween were big"? Now, I know a lot of one-hit wonders and underground bands are really big and well loved by many, but, for most people, they are no one and have no impact on their listening tastes. Now, let's change the course of music history, shall we?