Rock music and advertising have always been uneasy bedfellows, with screams of "SELL OUT!" accompanying many a band's decision to lend their music to anyone with a generous marketing budget.
Even the biggest names have succumbed to the lure of the filthy lucre. Led Zeppelin's Rock And Roll was used in a Cadillac commercial. The Who lent Bargain to Nissan and See Me, Feel Me to Claritin. Bob Seger's Like A Rock soundtracked ads for Chevrolet Trucks for years. And Aerosmith pulled in some healthy sync fees in 2001 for supplying Just Push Play and Out of Your Head to Chrysler, who used them in a pair of commercials for Dodge Rams.
