Sorry for the delayed response but I wasn't able to do it in Guatemala. I hope that my feedback will still be of some use to you...
This is a really cool topic and from your writing I can see that you are invested in it and it means something to you. My blog is very similar to yours and I've noticed that in a way you are also looking into how culture is affected by the death of "Rockstars". All of these artists that died young never got their chances to leave their full impact on the world. Maybe you could say that it seems that the artists that died early made an even larger impact on culture, that could be something worth analyzing for you. You mentioned that Rock and Roll has changed greatly over time, maybe you could research how the evolution of Rock and Roll has affected culture a bit more. Its an interesting topic
Elvis Presley
Elvis, in his early years, was not on drugs but created an uproar in society. People also thought he was on drugs long before he ever was.
Jimi Hendrix
Very crucial to the 60's Rock movement. He had very bad drug use and died in the early 70's from a drug over dose.
Janis Joplin
Like Jimi she was very crucial in the sixties and also died of a drug overdose around the time that he did.
Pink Floyd
A very popular band from the 70's to present day.
Led Zeppelin
Very popular and crucial band in the sense of developing Rock and Roll and setting the image.
U2
U2 is a band thats been around since the early 80's/late 70's. None of their music has profanity in it. They also started out as a christian band.
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