Crosby, Stills, and Nash Each Have Different Account of How They Became a Group

Music from the '60s is defined by so many important sounds. British invasion, the birth of metal, psychedelic rock, and one of the most important, soft rock. Arguably one of the most important bands to the soft rock genre is Crosby, Stills, and Nash.

The supergroup, known for their harmonies and political activism, rose to prominence in the late '60s with albums like their self titled, "Deja Vu," and "CSN." They sound-tracked much of the cultural change from the '60s into the '70s, with their biggest hit being the song "Ohio," which resonated with the struggles of the era.

See the full article from Rylan Fischer at Parade here.

So, how does such an important band get their start? As it turns out, the band themselves debate the subject heavily. On AXS TV, the band told their account of how they came together, and how none of them can agree as to how it happened.

It's clear that the guys knew that had something special right from the start. Fans left their reactions to the story in the comments.

"The GOATs at harmony for sure."

"CSN ‘s first album is one of the best of all time."

"If you were growing up at that time, CSN&Y were Gods! They exemplified the spirit of the times. Absolutely unequalled."

No matter how the band got their start, it's clear that they've made a massive impact. It doesn't matter how they began, only what they became, and that is rock legends.