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It's a ridiculous example of "good on paper, not in reality." All of his albums are good or better, almost all the albums sold well – and the more recent ones
by pclark 14y ago
It's a ridiculous example of "good on paper, not in reality."
All of his albums are good or better, almost all the albums sold well – and the more recent ones like You Are the Quarry are superb. Oh, and he's great to see live solo.
How about almost any rock band reforming? A great idea on paper and almost always a terrible idea. Smashing Pumpkins?
(How about the Euro if you want a good example?)
- eru 14y agoThe Euro was a mistake on paper. It held out pretty well in the first few years compared to that.
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- trin_ 14y agonot to be too off topic but it seems to me that he's great live when he's not acting all kinds of crazy because two weeks ago someone in the vicinity of the stage ate meat.