(Don Tiny pm'd me to sat that he actually agreed)

He became hip all of a sudden there in about 1989, and I didn't understand why.

I agree that Bob Mould is a good choice. I never liked the sound of Husker Du as much as my friends did.

Yep. Apparently they were pretty ferocious live, and I think their live album has some songs on it from the Vic or The Riv, but I'm with you on their 'sound'. I also don't really care much for Grant Hart's songs in general. I absolutely love Warehouse, and don't give much of a shit about Zen Arcade, so what do I know? I did see Bob on the Black Sheets of Rain tour when I was in high school. Ultra Vivid Scene opened. It was awesome. And SUGAR???????????? Those 2 albums and the Beaster ep are my favorite things Bob has ever done.

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Just chillin' like Garret Quillin.

how about a band that kept going after their lead died or left. Chicago. they still keep going but are shit post Cetera.

Week by week, how do you top yourself each time for stunningly bad takes?

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Solo Sting my favorite is his lute period

Wow

The obvious answer has already been given - Peter Gabriel

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Does Tweedy count?

Sammy Hagar

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Yeah, Montrose sucked.

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Paul McCartney
Robert Plant

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If you're talking about Robert Plant from...say 1999 thru present day, there can be an argument made.

If its 80s 'In The Mood' Plant, no way.

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Ghostface Killah
Method Man
Jack White
Jimi Hendrix

I don't know if this really counts. Frank Turner was in a Hardcore band before pretty much dumping the genre and going folk punk. I think Moby was in a hardcore band. Billy Joel was in a psychedelic band called Attila before he became, you know, Billy Joel. I think the intent of the thread is movement within a relatively similar level of notoriety.

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I don't remember half the time if I'm hiding or I'm lost

Tupac after Digital Underground

Jack White's best work is still the White Stripes.

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Anybody here seen my old friend Bobby?
Can you tell me where he's gone?
I thought I saw him walkin' up to The Hill
With Elon, Tulsi, and Don

Absolutely not. Plant had a couple of good songs off of Now and Zen, like Ship of Fools, and Fate of Nations with 29 Palms and If I Were A Carpenter, but nothing that comes close to his work with Zeppelin. Plant didn't have much of a voice left after 1973. Even his late Zeppelin stuff was not great, though I disagree with JORR that All of My Love is a bad song. John Paul Jones shines on that track. The live versions of All of My Love from the 1980 European tour are worth checking out. You hear a lot more of Page's guitar than in the studio version. The ending of that song is quite nice, actually.

Paul McCartney himself said Wings was not a good group, but I have to give him credit for "Maybe I'm Amazed", a fantastic song. But that song came out in 1970. He was still in his Beatles form.

Have you read his autobiography? Tucking sad in that it comes across that he thinks he isn't appreciated. I saw him one time at the Metro,louder and hardest acoustic guitar ever.

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

If you're talking about Uncle Tupelo and considering Wilco to be whoever is in the room with Jeff Tweedy to help him execute his vision, maybe. If you're talking about Tweedy's solo album he made with his kid on drums where every song is a big strummy lump about how the trees outside the window look nice or whatever, then hell no.

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Sugar was great....saw them around the time they released Copper Blue...Husker Du broke up when I was in high school, just when I started to listen to them, so never saw them.

There are several good Husker Du songs, but for obvious reasons I can't help comparing them with the Replacements, and the Replacements were so much better than Husker Du.

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The former. I live my life thinking the latter never happened.

Cher post Sonny and Cher
Back in the day Marie of Donnie and Marie could have made it big if she went solo and tramped up her image just a little. I think a sex video would have been too much in the 70's but who knows.

Yup.

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Team Cutler.

Beyonce
Dave Mustaine
Darius Rucker

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God is the uncaused cause of the universe. He had no beginning and has no end. He is not bound by the laws of the universe he created.

I got one more. Clapton.

Can't believe we missed that one.

The better question is who fucked up more going solo or leaving.. Start that thread with David Byrne

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Art Garfunkel says hello.

Cream is far superior to everything else Clapton ever did. Do you work at XRT or something?

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Solid nomination

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