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Old 10-23-2014, 07:23 AM   #9691 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Holerbot6000 View Post
A whole treatise could be done on this subject, particularly with New Wave bands - Artist puts out a really great, adventurous, possibly boundary pushing record, then retreats to the safety of radio-friendly hitland. Devo did it after the Duty Now album. The B-52's did it after Wild Party. Talking Heads put up a good long fight, but finally succumbed after the brilliant 'Remain in Light'. I often wonder if it wound't be better for bands just to break up rather than becoming watered-down versions of their former selves.
It'd be a lot easier to agree with this if "Cosmic Thing" and "Little Creatures" weren't such fantastic pop albums.


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Originally Posted by EPOCH6 View Post
I have a very hard time getting into any Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, or Van Halen because of the vocal styles of each frontman.
Sort of agree. The singing is my least favorite component in all three of those bands.
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