First I love the singer, and the second song is better than the first. I really like the second song.
But...
This kind of falls into the category in which the band is mainly the frontman or frontwoman in this case...the rest of the band doesn't really matter that much as far as I can tell. I fell somewhat the same way about The Who and The Rolling Stones, to be honest - which are really just one or two people, and the others...eh.
With the Beatles you have four people really making the music, and adding to it - each of them wrote and participated.
But I'm not sure it matters if a band breaks up - if it's really just the front man? I mean no one really misses Queen - they miss Freddy Mercury. And no one really misses The Doors - they miss Jim Morrison. Same with Nirvana - it's really just the front man.
I thought about the Cranberries - but it's really just the one singer, the front-man, I miss.
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Date: 2020-08-28 11:08 pm (UTC)But...
This kind of falls into the category in which the band is mainly the frontman or frontwoman in this case...the rest of the band doesn't really matter that much as far as I can tell. I fell somewhat the same way about The Who and The Rolling Stones, to be honest - which are really just one or two people, and the others...eh.
With the Beatles you have four people really making the music, and adding to it - each of them wrote and participated.
But I'm not sure it matters if a band breaks up - if it's really just the front man? I mean no one really misses Queen - they miss Freddy Mercury. And no one really misses The Doors - they miss Jim Morrison. Same with Nirvana - it's really just the front man.
I thought about the Cranberries - but it's really just the one singer, the front-man, I miss.