https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O--BSG85mmM
>>63705272
Pantera
Bowie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5eID_CXEXI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEdk_Vtgy-s
Katy Perry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFvXOChyqdA
>>63705327
fucking weird
>>63705327
>the comments
holy kek
>>63705313
>>63705385
""Faith Won't Fail", but it kind of did, didn't it?" hohoho
Sugar Ray
>>63705327
that's actually not bad
>>63705327
The sound's not bad.
The lyrics are garbage.
I guess one aspect of her music is better in this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc9299vZrkU
gym class heros
shit was emo
>>63705589
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGYCY48Tugw
My Bloody Valentine
Ministry
Underworld
Boredoms in a way too, though Pop Tatari and Chocolate Synthesizer were popular enough they're more popular for their Super æ and Vision Creation Newsun style now.
Bark Psychosis were originally a Napalm Death cover band (actually, Bark Psychosis would have been a great Death Metal name)
T. Rex
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Goo goo dolls
Swans
Pink Floyd sorta
>>63706560
Eh Pink Floyd with the departure of Syd is understandable. Waters and Rogers obviously had a different artistic vision
>>63705621
Ha this is great
>>63705744
Is this a meme I don't get?
>>63705327
this sounds so satanic actually
>>63705679
I was so surprised listening to Geek! for the first time...That was no where near Loveless/Isn't Anything type of sound.
It's like a subdued, wobbly Viet Cong x Beach Boys mashup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga_reU5lasQ
Talk Talk is the most correct answer
>>63706635
No it's true
>The band started life as a teenage Napalm Death cover project, reflecting the members' early interest in extreme noise. Other early influences included Sonic Youth, Talk Talk, Butthole Surfers, Big Black, Swans and Joy Division.
Pantera
>>63707051
yes
>>63705272
Wow, it's sorta refreshing hearing Billy actually put some deepness in his voice instead of trying to sound like a dying old lady.
Still like his later vocals though.
Tame Impala.
Animal collective
Billy Joel
Porcupine Tree
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkyIw7eZQhU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh9osYZNilU
Didn't Bad Religion do a prog album?
30 seconds to mars
went from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzWWyiYZ_w4
to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC63HGcsfEg
>>63706569
Before anything they tried to be a blues band. You can find Syd trying to sing "I'm a king bee" on youtube
>Fleetwood Mac
>0 of 0
smdfh
Every musician that started in the sixties. They had to get the contractually obligated play some songs by other writers albums out.
Skrillex hopped on the screamo train when it was popular and then bought a laptop once dubstep got popular
Beastie Boys
>>63705491
Yeah this one was weird. Metal? Really?
>>63708035
they just follow the trends
Goo Goo Dolls.
Went from straight up punk rock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxF35dZSdHg&index=2&list=PLhWQZuZrtM37XRy9wLAhxJKauX0fl8QKB
to this softy alt rock whatever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQOBUrRaPU0
>>63707927
Yep...
Does this count?
>>63706887
>Michael, are you crazy?
>>63707927
Yes but that's not what they're famous for. If they were a punk band that got famous from that prog album then it would fit the thread
>>63708778
From shoegaze to dream pop? Not that big of a change
I GET KNOCKED DOWN
>>63706518
oh yeah. They went through like 3 completely different phases. Young dude raps about sex and girls over fast slap bass funk and metal. Young dude is friends with a wonderful guitarist, the bassist cools down, the drummer is top shit - they make beautiful, sexy, funky music that is really fucking great. Young dude is no longer young and sings about romantic love, abandons eroticism and speed, guitarists brings in synths and very poppy arrangements.
>>63705272
the 1975
>>63707760
How? Wasn't he always the piano man?
>>63705272
D'arcy was such a qt back then.
>>63709013
truly and honestly
T H I S
H
I
S
T. Rex
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzyb_eq9Qg8
Beastie Boys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu5VkypHzoI
They went from this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35YSM7zbV1w
to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wArxEk0Rxhc
>>63710783
Lol fuck you beat me >>63710808
Alice in Chains
>from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-gx957MEO4
>to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9GAEFTeWko
Before Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor was in a 80s synth-pop band:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJYBx5NJULY
>>63710808
You could say the same about Ice-T. The truth is Punk and Hip Hop are comparable simply because of the emphasis on attitude.
Joy Division > New Order
Or even just New Order in general.
>>63705272
>Bands/artists which started off as totally different genres to what they became famous for
>>63712412
>Joy Division > New Order
Joy Division were already famous.
I wanted to say Scott Walker, but he was actually already known for his earliest releases...
But I'll say Scott Walker all the same.
>>63712412
Joy Division would have gone techno anyway
I can totally imagine Ian Curtis singing Blue Monday or Temptation
>>63712435
What? The statement or subject was "bands who started off in one genre and became famous for another genre", not "bands who were famous then became famous for something else" . Joy Division was totally different from what New Order is famous for, which is dance synthpop or whatever you want to class it as.
>>63710978
Only layne was in Alice N'Chains
When he formed a band with Jerry Cantrell, he used his old band name.
>>63705272
Neurosis used to be a hardcore punk band
>>63708942
Was thinking more of the fact they went from shoegaze and dream pop to britpop
Damn this is like... amazing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck4Eri5jTMM
>>63712534
I took it as "band play one genre of music and is unknown, changes genres and becomes famous"
either way the joy division to new order change has always been interesting to me
>>63711027
well, this was something
Sparks probably had the most dramatic change that I know of, they went from glam rock to disco to new wave to orchestral pop
pretty much any group thats just one or two people if it manages to stick around is going to change style a lot though
>>63707748
Eh, debatable. I always figured that their post-2005 sound is something that could only be achieved by starting where they did musically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2JVuxqqsx4
Ministry
New wave to industrial metal
>>63712534
Do you also consider nirvana and foo fighters to be the same band?
>>63708878
no, but it's still great
>>63713556
its a little different, one band member vs the entire band except one member
>>63710514
Actually he was in a really fucking weird psychedelic band but went to what he his now after the band split up.
Pantera, not a totally different genre, but still
>>63710827
>>63710783
I beat both of you fags
>>63708421
>>63705272
Primal Scream were a jangle-pop band band before they got big off Screamadelica.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTzWXX2Jldg
>>63709151
>phase 1
S\t - mothers milk
>phase 2
Bssm - Californication
>phase 3
By the way - present
Honestly I'm looking forward to their new album. Curious to see how the new guitarist has developed his sound amongst the rest of the band
[spoiler]and it's good too[/spoiler]
>>63713535
Supposedly that's what they wanted to make in the first place but they were made to make spooky goth-pop
>>63705272
The Allman Brothers started playing dressed in colonial uniforms playing at some california club
>>63715463
back to /v/ with you
>>63715463
>started off making good thrash
>now makes bad thrash and hard rock
>inb4 all thrash is bad
>>63715405
I'd put it more
>phase 1 - funk/metal, mostly meh
Debut - Uplift party mofo plan
>phase 2 - funk/alt rock
MM - BSSM
>phase 3 - wat
One hot minute
>phase 4 - alt rock pop
Californication - I'm with you
However between Josh and John I guess they could also have entered a new phase
