Artists whose solo career surpasses that of their former band.
Artists whose solo career surpasses that of their former band
Dominic Rogers
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Joseph Jones
you're an actual moron if you think he did anything worthwhile outside of the smiths
Parker Johnson
t. hasn't listened to bona drag, your arsenal or vauxhall and i
Jason Russell
David Sylvian
Julian Cope
Richard Hawley
Mark Lanegan
Gavin Scott
>And when you slam...
Easton Anderson
imagine actually believing this lmao
Luis Scott
>Mark Lanegan
based
saw him live last year
Asher Perry
reminder that mozz's career is a Yas Forums meme
the smiths outdo everything he's produced solo, his new vocals sound like hes constantly on the verge of an athsma attack
Justin Walker
imagine worshiping a loser making mediocre music because he says comes out with 'politically incorrect' statements
Charles Sullivan
imagine projecting all of this onto somebody just because they like some music that you don't
Lincoln Richardson
>the smiths outdo everything he's produced solo
Even if that was true (which it's not), it still wouldn't detract from the fact that he's produced numerous great albums and great songs solo.
David Walker
Name one (1) track, two (2) tunes and three (3) jams
Jaxon Ramirez
those are all different words for the same thing, i.e. a song
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Gabriel Rivera
LEAVE ME ALONE I WAS ONLY SINGING
Christian Lewis
Brian Eno
Nathaniel Sullivan
Peter Gabriel
Nathaniel Lopez
Johnny thunders
Lou reed
Elijah Ward
Maybe Iggy Pop(?) But I'm not sure, the Stooges were so fucking influential, but Iggy became a pop culture symbol, has a great discography, all his albums are at leas acceptable, and he is still releasing good shit nowadays. I think he counts.
Cameron James
Debatable. Lou did good shit, but nothing as influential as VU and Nico or as good as WL/WH.
Asher Green
Early solo Morrissey (1988-1990) was excellent. Except for some good comeback songs in the mid-2000s I could probably live without ever hearing 95% of the rest of it ever again.
The Smiths have the song 'How Soon Is Now' and the brilliance of Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke. As well as a discography of nearly perfect material. They're not even in the same ballpark.
Liam Barnes
bjork
Julian Hall
imagine excluding your arsenal, vauxhall, southpaw grammar and some of the amazing album tracks, singles, & b-sides:
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Samuel Price
Father John Misty
Brittany Howard
Raekwon
Asher Smith
>top Morrissey album on RYM #2,158 overall
>top Smiths album on RYM #27 overall
I rest my case
Thomas Brown
>using the opinions of communist trannies as the arbiter of what's good music
Evan Lee
Ok now thats just pure cope and delusion
Jose Robinson
it was a bit facetious, but there is a large constituency of that crowd on there. either way, you shouldn't base your opinions off of what rym says, you should listen to the albums yourself. most hardcore smiths/morrissey fans rate his best albums just as highly as the best smiths albums.
Austin Rodriguez
george harrison
Cooper Cruz
Goddamn. What an awful take.
Brandon Cook
>he gets his opinions from some website
Liam Jenkins
this.
his solo career has a few highlights but it's mostly shit
everything the smiths put out was good.