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Take a look at these pictures, see if you can guess who the "youngsters" are, before you look at their names.

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Alice Cooper

Back then, he was Vincent Furnier. The notorious “chicken incident,” which turned the shock rock pioneer into a tabloid sensation, would come later.

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Jim Morrison

The naval aviator's son, before he morphed into the Lizard King.

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Janis Joplin

Six years after graduation, she joined Big Brother and the Holding Company and developed a fondness for Southern Comfort (a bottle of which she once smashed over Jim Morrison’s head).

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James Dean

In high school, several years before he got into that switchblade fight in "Rebel Without a Cause."

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Joan Jett

She later wrote, "Hello world, I'm your wild girl/I'm your ch-ch-ch-ch cherry bomb!"

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Keith Moon

The future drummer of The Who. He'd also become famous for tossing TV sets out of hotel room windows.

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Stevie Nicks

Fleetwood Mac's "Reigning Queen of Rock and Roll"—in pearls.

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Dennis Hopper

This was more than a decade before "Easy Rider." By 1975, he'd be arrested for pulling out a .357 Magnum and firing at a tree while he was tripping on acid. (An honest mistake: He thought the tree was a grizzly bear.)

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Madonna

On her First Communion day. Decades later, she would provoke a backlash from Catholics by performing in concert while suspended from a cross.

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Mick Jagger

"Pleased to meet you / hope you guess my name."

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Iggy Pop

The world's forgotten boy, when he was known as Jim Osterberg.

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Hunter S. Thompson

Fear and loathing in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Debbie Harry

Before she went Blondie.

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Jack Nicholson

The future master of what became known as "the wildest house in Hollywood."