Originally Posted by Hitstastic:
“At least Iron Maiden have been fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to start up, build up a loyal following through countless tours over the years, continue releasing music and have fans that will buy the album and continue to support them when they tour.
Many bands these days won't even release 16 singles, yet alone albums because of the way the UK music industry has changed.
Had 1D's second album bombed completely, would they have been given the chance to continue to the point they released a fourth album? I'd be very surprised. Right now, Coldplay and Arctic Monkeys are the only bands (of recent years) still going who could still be successful when (if) they get round to releasing their 16th album in years from now.
Other than that, I don't think the UK music industry has any other bands who will get close to releasing 16 albums.”
“At least Iron Maiden have been fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to start up, build up a loyal following through countless tours over the years, continue releasing music and have fans that will buy the album and continue to support them when they tour.
Many bands these days won't even release 16 singles, yet alone albums because of the way the UK music industry has changed.
Had 1D's second album bombed completely, would they have been given the chance to continue to the point they released a fourth album? I'd be very surprised. Right now, Coldplay and Arctic Monkeys are the only bands (of recent years) still going who could still be successful when (if) they get round to releasing their 16th album in years from now.
Other than that, I don't think the UK music industry has any other bands who will get close to releasing 16 albums.”
I would add Muse to that list




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