>There has never been a band/artist who have changed their style of music during their career and succeeded
Prove me wrong
>There has never been a band/artist who have changed their style of music during their career and succeeded
Prove me wrong
there are lots, depends what you mean by 'style' i suppose
if you mean genre, then not too many
Radiohead, you dumb assholes
And that's just the most popular example of many
I mean a complete genre shift.
>Radiohead
I expected a meme answer like this.
Every successful artist has changed their style somewhere down the road
>And that's just the most popular example of many
What is U2?
tom waits
thread's over.
>it's a meme!
excellent argument, you are truly the paragon of civil discourse in this day and age
See
Todd Rundgren
Ulver
Neurosis
Autechre
Metallica
Carcass
Death
and Pink Floyd as well, they went from Psyche to Prog and back again a few times
>implying and your post is any better
*luagh
David Bowie, multiple times.
What is The Beatles?
Rodney Dangerfield
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Talk talk
>>Metal
Scott Walker
Bob Dylan
All he succeed was making Shittier music.
>acknowledging his 70's stuff
Swans
only Ulver counts, because the others didn't change their style, merely their direction
Beethoven
i guess it depends on your definition of 'succeeded', but of Montreal has changed their 'style/genre' pretty much every album, and I think they're all successful
AC/DC u fuking fgt
unwound
People are taking this obvious bait thread seriously?
Neurosis: hardcore punk to atmospheric sludge.
Autechre: electro to glitch
Metallica: thrash to hard rock
Carcass: grindcore to melodeath
Death: death to progressive (you might be right on this one desu)
Kraftwerk
Animal Collective
Stop listening to AC/DC.
The moment that an artist takes notice of what other people want, and tries to supply the demand, he ceases to be an artist.
real answers
Welcome to Sup Forums, now get the fuck out.
Judas Priest from hard rock to speed metal
Odd one that no one here gives a fuck about but Oceana
>First a metalcore band
>release "Clean Head EP", its an indie jam rock album with some bluesiness
Celtic Frost
The KLF
Radiohead, Tom Waits, Todd Rundgren, David Bowie, Brian Eno, Talk Talk, Swans, Kraftwerk, Animal Collective
Burzum from black metal to Dungeon synth
The Beatles one of the most obvious examples..
Started as a pop boy band playing covers and little 2 minute tunes
Compare that to anything past Rubber Soul, esp. stuff like Sgt Peppers, Abbey Road, The White Album. Huge shift sonically and ambition-wise
Lots of black metal artists make good ambient albums.
The Cure went from post-punk to gothic rock to pop
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bjork
tom waits
nick cave
ulver
Snakefinger
Genesis
sonic youth but i do admit a lot of the alt rock was bad but
Best Post No Wave:
Confusion is Sex plus kill yr idols
Best Alt Rock:
Rather Ripped
TV on the Radio multiple times.
Grimes.