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Which do you like better: The music group or their members' solo careers?
Sometimes breaking up isn't so hard to do.
It's always a drag when a band decides to break up, but sometimes the musical projects they make on their own are actually better than anything they've ever done in a group.
Today, we're giving you a few different bands that have at one point broken up, and you decide whether you prefer them as a group or solo artists! Some of these bands have broken up and then gotten back together, so when you see a band like that on the list, please take their new music as a group into consideration when making your decision!
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Simon and Garfunkel
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The Beatles
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Creedence Clearwater Revival
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The Smiths
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The Eagles
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Black Sabbath
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Buffalo Springfield
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The Jackson 5
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Fleetwood Mac
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Led Zeppelin
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Which do you like better: The music group or their members' solo careers?
Your Result...
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Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
$19.95
Elvis - The Stare
$19.95
Sun Record Co. - Logo
$19.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Elvis - Long Live the King
$19.95
Yes - Yessongs
$21.95
Elvis - Mugshot
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Pink Floyd - Bucket Letters
$19.95
ZZ Top - 1990 U.S. Tour
$19.95
Janis Joplin - New York
$19.95
Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
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59 Comments
95%.I never liked Simon and Garfunkel, I never heard if The Smith's. I guess when I got The Smith's question at the lower end is when I got the 95%. I don't like Stevie Nick's I never listened to Led Zeplin to my knowledge.
86% similar, Christine McVies solo music was amazing, what a lovely lady and that voice too. God Bless Her.
93% similar only because you could only pick one answer per question. The Eagles are my all-time favorite group but I also love everything that Don Henley, Glen Frey, Joe Walsh and Randy Meisner did on their own. They were an amazingly talented group of artists that were lucky enough to hook up and make some of the best music ever.
Yeah, that kept me from a 100% as well. Eagles are great but have been overplayed, so Henley got my vote, but they were all good on their own
82%
I refuse to answer the other questions.
No result. Coulda used a couple NOTA's up there...
92% similar
89% similar
89% similar to the most popular responses.I love the music that Don Henley, and Glenn Frye made after The Eagles too
89% similar to the most popular responses.I love the music that Don Henley, and Glenn Frye made after The Eagles too
97% similar.
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100% similar to the most popular responses
81% similar
97% similar!
88% similar... but with the groups MeTV chose, I think the majority of those responding would prefer the group's efforts over their solo works...
Yet to be fair, there are a lot of solo efforts from individual band members (actually Simon and Garfunkel were a duo, NOT a band) they hold up well.
A few examples (although there are *way* too many to list here): "Late in the Evening" or "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon; "All I Know" by Art Garfunkel"; "Imagine" by John Lennon; "Sea of Love" by Robert Plant's Honeydrippers (I never knew he could sing that well without screaming, LOL!); "Edge of Seventeen" by Steve Nicks; "The Boys of Summer" by Don Henley; "You Belong to the City" by Glen Frey; "Harlem Shuffle" by Mick Jagger and David Bowie; "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins; "Show Me the Way" by Peter Frampton; "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty... even Buddy Holly was great with and without the backing of The Crickets...
You get the point...
Yet to be fair, there are a lot of solo efforts from individual band members (actually Simon and Garfunkel were a duo, NOT a band) they hold up well.
A few examples (although there are *way* too many to list here): "Late in the Evening" or "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon; "All I Know" by Art Garfunkel"; "Imagine" by John Lennon; "Sea of Love" by Robert Plant's Honeydrippers (I never knew he could sing that well without screaming, LOL!); "Edge of Seventeen" by Steve Nicks; "The Boys of Summer" by Don Henley; "You Belong to the City" by Glen Frey; "Harlem Shuffle" by Mick Jagger and David Bowie; "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins; "Show Me the Way" by Peter Frampton; "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty... even Buddy Holly was great with and without the backing of The Crickets...
You get the point...
Imaging tugs my heart. Beautiful song
100% similar. No one likes the solo crap apparently.
I liked the stuff Glenn Frey did at "Dead Dog Records".
The Fleetwood Mac or Stevie Nicks question was a toss up for me.
Stevie nicks for my vote. I had to add my 2 cents. Sorry
I’d probably lean towards Stevie Nicks but then again Dreams is one of my all time favorite songs.
I agree.
90%. Messed up on the BEATLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You didn’t mess up, this was all about opinion - it’s all good!
100% similar. The only one even close was the Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson's solo efforts.