ITT: 80s artists that survived the 90s
ITT: 80s artists that survived the 90s
Swans
Sonic Youth
Pixies
Dinosaur Jr
Lots of noise rock
Sonic Youth went to shit after Goo, dude.
Depeche Mode
R.E.M.
RHCP
Megadeth?
Killing Joke
Nickleback
And here are the 70s artists that survived the 80s.
Bowie
Eno
Talkinf Heads
Judas Priest
Ehhh bowie made his worst in the 80s so maybe not
>implying Dirty isnt their best post-Sister album
>dirty
>washing machine
>thousand leaves
>murray street
all better or equal to goo
Bruce Springsteen
Scary Monsters is great. And he did nice stuff after them, so I say he survived them.
SM came out in 80 though. Everything after is bad or meh
those. also Coil and Nick Cave
>implying they made anything good after RIP
Not really dude. They lost their audience with Zooropa and Pop, and they never won them back.
Shame because both of those albums are amazing
define survive
metallica
>metallica
Oh, they survived the 90s alright by turning into Uncle Moneybags -- The Metal Band.
Came to post this
Pantera :^)
Morrissey, but just barely
hence my request for clarification doofus
Hell, if anything, his career (or at least, his music) sank in the 80s and he made a comeback in the 90s
"80s artists that made better albums in the 90s" would be an interesting thread. Violator and SOFAD are beast albums.
The Cure, up to 1993 at least.
U2 posting is even worse than Grimes posting desu
Kate Bush
The Cure(the first album wasn't in the 80s but close)
MBV
Wish was good, especially as a follow up after Disintegration, but Wild Mood Swings fucking killed it.
Bounced back with Bloodflowers though, so there's that.
Nah they're pretty good plus u2 fans don't invade other threads and be annoying. Generally it's the u2 haters that are immature and irritating
Artists who started in the late 80s like Soundgarden shouldn't count.
Nothing wrong with 20th century-era U2 desu
Pop was the end of U2 as far as I'm concerned.
Genesis
>What is Asia
yeah, but once they lost Wilder their albums got way too bloated. Ultra has so much filler.
REM