Leto Atreides OP Ivy shouldn’t be on this list, because Rancid may as well be the same band. Same reason, much as I love Joy Division, the existence of New Order should keep them off of a list like this
I got to see Sublime live in Columbus, Ohio, with a friend and Wesley Willis opened up for them. I wasn't a fan of Sublime before then, but became one after the show. About a week later Bradley passed away.
We can definitely say the same thing about alcohol, but not necessarily in a totally negative way. There have been a lot of great songs written about addiction and getting/staying sober to both, and there have been a lot of great songs written while high/drunk on both. And, so, we can't leave LSD out of this discussion either, and except for some not so great music and not so great fashion choices because of it, I would say LSD had a profound and positive impact on music. So, yes, some very good music came from that. Music about surviving addiction, getting clean and staying clean, as well as the music written while in hell from withdrawal and the music that was written while "in Heaven".
Andrew, exactly. You can even break that down into within seconds. Feeling like you WANT to be dead because you're hurting so badly, not just physically but emotionally, as well, and in a few short seconds after the plunger has pushed in "The Nectar of the Gods", the warm embrace of Heaven has wrapped its arms around you.
They had 5 albums tho. This list is for bands with 4 or less. However, the argument can be made that their last album Squeeze isn't even a true VU album anyway lol
Operation Ivy, 1 album and highly influential. Never had a song on the radio or a video on Mtv but are still known by every punk rock kid alive since 1989
I agree I love me some RATM. But we all know this is way too short of a list to encompass every great band with less than 4 albums. I mean that's why there are so many. It takes extremely talented musicians to put out consistently innovative and quality music. Radiohead is one of those few bands and as much as I love their music they'd have trouble making a spoken word aggressive noise rock album like Slint did for two records. That's what made their albums so great is its such a different approach that wouldn't stay that way if they continued and had influenced others. Where as putting Nirvana on this list I thought was in poor taste because they came from a scene where a multitude of other bands sounded similar. Nirvana just came at right time and even a Brit-pop band (Blur's "Song 2") was getting a slice of grunge pie. And I fucking love Nirvana like I'm a real fan. I listen to "Bleach" all the time as well as their later records, but that being said I felt like they were too popular during and after their time to be a "short-lived band". And they weren't doing something too new. Minor Threat introduced a lifestyle to a scene Nirvana exemplified one. Finally Jimi Hendrix shouldn't be on this list either to save room for short lived "bands" not artists. The Jimi Hendrix Experience is famous for Jimi Hendrix playing like Jimi Hendrix not because of the Experience's killer basslines or drum fills or some shite like that. Take Nirvana as an example for this Cobain's playing was a big part of the sound but my god David Grohl's thrashing rhythms and Noveslic's licks add so much. Imagine muting everything but the guitars for both Hendrix and Nirvana and tell me which would be more lacking. They needed to think more about their own title before making this list.
+ Mike Fox Rage were together 9 years before they broke up the first time. Then they got together for another 4 years. Can you explain how is that short lived?
I have everything Joy Division released musically, including Ian Curtis's biography. I was a child when he died, but found Joy Division as an adult. A truly amazing band.
I am human and I need to be loved just like everybody else does. see i've already waited too long. And all my hope is gone. CHARMED!!!!! YAZZZZZZZ!!!!!!
WatchMojo actually put the New Radicals on a list with Sex Pistols, Hendrix, Nirvana, Sublime and NWA....LOFL!!!! The New Radicals were a one hit wonder. They were not influential in any way.
New York Dolls / Television / Mazzy Star / The Sundays / The Stone Roses / My Bloody Valentine / The La’s / The Breeders / Ride / Thunderclap Newman / The Raspberries
Buffalo Springfield deserves to be very high on this list. Their legacy is very deep considering they were only around from 1966-1968. Their song, “For What It’s Worth” climbed to number 7 on the Hot 100 in 1967. And the band was a launching pad for the much bigger careers of two of their members, Neil Young and Steven Stills.
+Ian Pleasant Ian you may be trying to troll I cannot tell. Jack is right, It is Foo-Gah-zee in pronunciation. I have seen the band live several times and own their Instrument DVD where the band members talk about their name. It was actually a Vietnam war term slang. So, WacthMojo should fix it
+Mr B I know this sounds dickish but i can't stand those uniformed punks. It's so fuckin cheesy. Punk evolved into other forms of music though. Death grips is a good example of what modern "punk" sounds like. It was inevitable for punk to evolve, it wouldn't be punk if it didn't.
+Andy Bennett probably wrote them off because they got back together and released a 5th album. I fully agree with you though, original Blind Melon should be here.
+Mark Henderson the guy specifically states original band members, Shannon was only around for the first two albums, they'd have qualified easily and being left off is just wrong
you can edit your comments or simply delete and retype it; especially if its only 1 sentence, you dont have to reply to yourself with a correction in grammar, that just looks so stupid...also, watchmojo puts hard work and thought into entertaining you and if you think you can make a better, more accurate list video then by all means...do so. if not shut up or at least show some gratitude in your critique. i know you're probably mad at my comment by now but i just took time to give you advice and insight to broaden your clearly limited horizon, so either thank me and run with it or tell me im a faggot troll or something like you're probably already thinking about doing. either way idc.
1: machine gun 2: red house nypop 3: the star spangled banner 4: woodstock improv/villanova junction 5: voodoo child slight return 6: all along the watchtower 7: stone free berkely 8: 1983 9: little wing 10: spanish castle magic
My list of 10 short-lived bands, including supergroups: 1) The Dirty Mac 2) Crazy Elephant 3) Blind Faith 4) OMC 5) Elephant's Memory 6) Bloodrock 7) Bitter Creek 8) Zwan 9) Crow 10) Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose Thank you for reading. I thought I'd just throw those in there. I'm sure there are more, but I haven't the time to research more.
I watched a documentary on Sublime and music professors and such predicted Sublime could have possibly been as popular and successful as Nirvana had Brad not died so early
My guess is that at least 600/661 dislikes on this list can be attributed to 1 of 2 things: 1) Nirvana fanboys who think they should have been #1 2) The captions spelling "Jimi" as "Jimmy"
Jellyfish - the band the 90s left behind. 2 albums, both pitch-perfect, just created in the wake of grunge. The fact that they get no love anywhere is criminal.
I think that they have limited (with a few exceptions) to groups that they are familiar with. They probably not heard of CCR CCS and bands of that era that were not so famous as Hendrix and Clapton. The list is also so big just think of bands like Alex Harvey that were short lived through the death of their front man.
Rubber Soul I'm aware of that. But like I said they had a 4 year run, and 3 albums alone in 69. You have to say that is short lived, despite the album limit
I've never listen much to Joy division , there is just something about Ian Curtis and the sound they make ( often depressing to be honest) that is so very haunting and different from anything else I ever heard. And Jimi came from Jupiter somewhere so he was always gonna blow everyone's tiny little minds :-)
Imo punk bands should quit once they hit 30 because hoenstly, they forget what it's like to be young. Punk rock is young and bands get worn out if they stay together too long. Example: green day.
My favourite short-lived band are Stiltskin. They had a number one in the UK in 1994 with Inside. Their only album, The Mind's Eye is one of my all-time favourites.
I just don't understand how you can be a short lived band and have time to release at least 5 albums. flawed concept. but it was cool to see a couple of punk rock bands make the list. unfortunately operation ivy was not one of them.
+Ricky Casique They got too popular too quick. That's why they broke up. They didn't want to sell out. Tim was homeless for three years after, that's dedication.
2:53 If I didn't know any better, I could have sworn that was Johnny Depp Videos like this is nothing but a commercial for the bands... and it worked. I looked up a few of them and plan on getting at least one album
I always hear the band called fu GAH zi but anytime i've heard the word used when not referring to the band i've heard fu GAY zi... i don't think one is more right than the other
I wish Slowdive would've made this list, but maybe they're too unknown. They were a short lived English band in the 90s and they sadly haven't had an album since 1996.
I'm not even thru the whole list. But I'm gonna assume that Blind Melon isn't on the list. Unfortunately everyone just thinks of No Rain. But they were such an underrated band.
I don't get how all of you don't get the pure genius that is Joy Division! The way Ian Curtis poured his heart out in every line of his lyrics, the way that Peter Hook played the bass... It was brilliant! They were so good that even after the loss of Ian (one of he key pillars of the band) they reformed to create New Order one of the best bands in the history of music! So, in this modern day and age, we should celebrate Joy Division and their achievements as well as mourn and think what would have been if they would have gone on that tour.
harsh as it sounds i think it's best that some of these bands were stopped early while they were still so awesome. and unless we're not counting bleach nirvana had 4 studio albums: bleach, nevermind, incesticide, and in utero.
My top 10 short lived bands of all time. 10. The 4 non blondes 9. Minor threat 8. The runaways 7. The smiths 6. Sublime 5. Joy division 4. NWA 3. The sex pistols 2. Nirvana 1. The jimi hendrix experience
The Doors were releasing like 2 albums a year -- and Morrison died just 4 years after the band's debut on Elektra. That's a SHORTER career than some of the bands on this list. Their criteria is flawed.
Considering The Stones and U2 have both been around at least 40 years each, I would have listed The Beatles (1961 - 1969, which includes their recordings with Tony Sheridan).
+Jamie Lawson I saw TMV live and they did an incredible job, all those complicated compositions sounded amazing. For my two cents I couldn't get into ATDI, but TMV is one of my favorite bands
ATDI is back with a new tour. I really like TMV and ATDI, but TMV is my favorite. Amputechture, The Bedlam In Goliath and Deloused In The Comatorium are fantastic albums!
Similarity between Hendrix and Cobain Both died at the age 27 and at the peak of success Both are from Seattle area Both were left hand guitarist Both are front man of Trio
Sex pistols are a London band not Manchester you need to check some facts before you broadcast and there weren't many punk bands from Manchester anyway
+MorrisKombat They said they weren't including any bands that were composed of musicians from other famous bands (supergroups). Temple of the Dog was made up of members of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, I believe.
***** Not true. Soundgarden formed in 1984, and Chris Cornell (the lead singer of Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog) formed Temple of the Dog in 1990 as a tribute to his friend who had just died, who was the lead singer of Mother Love Bone. Cornell had just gotten back from tour with Soundgarden when the guy overdosed on heroin. Pearl Jam also formed in 1990, but because Chris already was a part of an established band, Temple of the Dog wouldn't qualify for this list based on their restrictions regarding bands formed from members of other bands.
@@hardluckwoman3448 I saw them on each tour of their 3 album career. Literally cried when I went on their website the day they announced they were splitting. They had one of the best websites, btw. Each album was different from the last but was still them. Circles was a great song, but definitely written as a "commercial" song.
Props to watch mojo for actually giving punk some recognition
Then where the hell is operation ivy???punk royalty
Leto Atreides cause not a lot of people know the band. Even fair weather or main stream punks fans know Sex Pistols or heard the name Minor Threat.
Anthony Sclafani makes me happy
Yup. They gave a shout out to fu-gay-zi
Leto Atreides OP Ivy shouldn’t be on this list, because Rancid may as well be the same band. Same reason, much as I love Joy Division, the existence of New Order should keep them off of a list like this
I'm so sad Nirvana and Sublime never got to live on and make more albums.
I'm not.
Why?
@@gogoyubari366 WHAT
I got to see Sublime live in Columbus, Ohio, with a friend and Wesley Willis opened up for them. I wasn't a fan of Sublime before then, but became one after the show. About a week later Bradley passed away.
I wish I got to see them live he died 9 years before I was born
JohnnieHotWheels same
He died just a few days before I was born.
Wesley Willis and Sublime?? What a dream!!
my favorite singers: *minding their own business and making music*
heroin: *exists*
Austarius
Do Layne Stayley Phil Anselmo or Kurt Cobain Ring a bell?
Austarius Idk how to use r/wooosh but I think it applies here
imquincy555 nirvana fan I’m guessing
#1: Jimi Hendrix Experience
#2: Nirvana
#3: Sublime
Done
Yep
Alice in chains with layne
Mother love bone
Best list to be honest. Even tho I like sublime more
SNOOOOOOOT
heroin made a huge impact on music
Because you can feel like heaven and hell within the same day
Certainly not a positive one
We can definitely say the same thing about alcohol, but not necessarily in a totally negative way. There have been a lot of great songs written about addiction and getting/staying sober to both, and there have been a lot of great songs written while high/drunk on both. And, so, we can't leave LSD out of this discussion either, and except for some not so great music and not so great fashion choices because of it, I would say LSD had a profound and positive impact on music. So, yes, some very good music came from that. Music about surviving addiction, getting clean and staying clean, as well as the music written while in hell from withdrawal and the music that was written while "in Heaven".
Andrew, exactly. You can even break that down into within seconds. Feeling like you WANT to be dead because you're hurting so badly, not just physically but emotionally, as well, and in a few short seconds after the plunger has pushed in "The Nectar of the Gods", the warm embrace of Heaven has wrapped its arms around you.
Don't forget, heroine also made a huge impact on graveyards too.
1:Jimi
2:Mother Love Bone
3:Nirvana
4:Sublime
List done
Devin Powell thank you for acknowledging sublime.
Ok so no
Soul Coughing, Sisters of Mercy, Mother Love Bone, Sea Hags, Romeo Void
Smiths.... Four albums in Five years!
3 great albums and 1 exceptional album at that too.
Nirvana released ONE album with their original lineup. Dave Grohl was not an original member.
Chad Channing wasn't the original drummer either. He was the third or fourth drummer Nirvana had fielded by the time Bleach was recorded.
He was their drummer from just before they got big, he’s as original as he needs to be.
Nirvana was shit anyway who cares
@Lee Hrycan Why
Bleach. But the Nirvana everyone loves includes Grohl who was on Nevermind and In Utero. The albums everyone knows.
I'm a simple man; I see sublime, I click.
So true
I think Blind Melon should've gotten a spot on this list.
Aren't they more of 1-hit-wonder, though?
BassPlayerSusan You should check Tones of Home .Criminally undetrated
They only have that status because the lead singer died so early, similar to what happened to Sublime.
If Shannon Hoon wouldn't have died they probably would've been successful!
MissN Perfection Definately.
CCR? The Doors? Buddy Holly and the Crickets?
The Doors released 5 albums, 7 including ones after Jim Morrison's death but still as The Doors
+Jack Stonebridge The band itself was still short-lived.
The Doors released eight albums..
Bill Fucking Murray They were only together for about 6 years.
I know, but they said in the video bands had to have four albums or less to be considered.
There is nothing short lived about Nirvana, they are immortal.
Yep sublime too ;)
Short lived as in short lived career. But yeah, musically they'll both live forever.
Okay, say it with me WatchMojo-- Fugazi. Fugazi. FuGAHHHzi. Got it?
I'm so happy joy division is in this list and nearly number 1!!
love, love,.love the Smiths. « How Soon Is Now» Morrissey has a hauntingly, beautiful voice.
Mother Love Bone-The First Band (90's ish) to be signed to a Major Label From Seattle, R.I.P Landrew
This list is really missing the Velvet Underground.
You're absolutely right
So true.
YES
omg yes
They had 5 albums tho. This list is for bands with 4 or less. However, the argument can be made that their last album Squeeze isn't even a true VU album anyway lol
Operation Ivy, 1 album and highly influential. Never had a song on the radio or a video on Mtv but are still known by every punk rock kid alive since 1989
the death of bradley nowell is one of the deaths outside of family that made me actually sad. Sublime music forever
Rip Sublime, Its sad
Expected RATM on this list. Also, not many would've heard of them, but Audiovent. They were awesome!
That's a good one! Also, I think you mean Audioslave.
Shane Hennenhoefer No, I meant Audiovent. But Audioslave were awesome too!
I agree I love me some RATM. But we all know this is way too short of a list to encompass every great band with less than 4 albums. I mean that's why there are so many. It takes extremely talented musicians to put out consistently innovative and quality music. Radiohead is one of those few bands and as much as I love their music they'd have trouble making a spoken word aggressive noise rock album like Slint did for two records. That's what made their albums so great is its such a different approach that wouldn't stay that way if they continued and had influenced others. Where as putting Nirvana on this list I thought was in poor taste because they came from a scene where a multitude of other bands sounded similar. Nirvana just came at right time and even a Brit-pop band (Blur's "Song 2") was getting a slice of grunge pie. And I fucking love Nirvana like I'm a real fan. I listen to "Bleach" all the time as well as their later records, but that being said I felt like they were too popular during and after their time to be a "short-lived band". And they weren't doing something too new. Minor Threat introduced a lifestyle to a scene Nirvana exemplified one. Finally Jimi Hendrix shouldn't be on this list either to save room for short lived "bands" not artists. The Jimi Hendrix Experience is famous for Jimi Hendrix playing like Jimi Hendrix not because of the Experience's killer basslines or drum fills or some shite like that. Take Nirvana as an example for this Cobain's playing was a big part of the sound but my god David Grohl's thrashing rhythms and Noveslic's licks add so much. Imagine muting everything but the guitars for both Hendrix and Nirvana and tell me which would be more lacking. They needed to think more about their own title before making this list.
Ohhh yaa Audiovent was awesome, I seriously thought they were going places. I swear that song "looking down" was in my head for like 2 years straight
+ Mike Fox Rage were together 9 years before they broke up the first time. Then they got together for another 4 years. Can you explain how is that short lived?
Do a top 10 Sublime songs
agreee
+Sergio Rios they will fuck that up bad
Yes
+Sergio Rios YEAH MATE
Santeria is gunna be number 1, it's so overrated
I have everything Joy Division released musically, including Ian Curtis's biography. I was a child when he died, but found Joy Division as an adult. A truly amazing band.
top 10 Joy Division songs
Yes!
+James Sandero Some of their best songs weren't even on their two albums.
+joey zapata bit just some
+James Sandero *but
yeah
HELL YEAH JOY DIVISION!!!!!
MAST3RCHIEF 98 is wrong
Joel Dukes I agree, he is very wrong
not even an honorable mention for rage against the machine
preach it brother
nor the misfits :(
ratmfan41 I watched this expecting them to be number one
same here
Rage lasted from like 91 or 92 to 2001 i don't think that was considered short lived!
Would have loved to see Joy Division at first, but it's okay!
I am human and I need to be loved just like everybody else does. see i've already waited too long. And all my hope is gone. CHARMED!!!!! YAZZZZZZZ!!!!!!
It is pronounced fu-ga-zi. Not fu-gay-zi.
He should wash out his mouth with soap.
The word itself can be pronounced either way, but not the band name.
I thought so
Where is Blind Melon though?
Agreed
+Zak Kilby The only reason i clicked... These idiots at mojo
+MrOuchiez Don't like it. IT's the communities doing. Get your ass to the site, suggest and vote :P. It's right in the description. lol
+DoomTra1n nah I'll pass but thanks for the suggestion. Most people who watch aren't members and I don't intend to be
The Smiths were the best thing to come out of Manchester since Georgie Best. Proud to be from there
Oasis?
WatchMojo actually put the New Radicals on a list with Sex Pistols, Hendrix, Nirvana, Sublime and NWA....LOFL!!!!
The New Radicals were a one hit wonder. They were not influential in any way.
New York Dolls / Television / Mazzy Star / The Sundays / The Stone Roses / My Bloody Valentine / The La’s / The Breeders / Ride / Thunderclap Newman / The Raspberries
+Chris Thorn Mazzy Star just came out with an album like 2 years ago
Stone Roses definitely should've been on this.
ZZYYZZYYXX Yeah, you're right. I confuse them with The Sundays because
every time I hear "Fade Into You" I think it's The Sundays.
My Bloody Valentine stills exists.They played in my town 6 years ago.
+Serginho Sena They released an album in 2013 as well.
Sublime is one of my favorite bands❤️
Definitely
+kendallcookie they should have done the entire video on Sublime lol
The thumbnail is the only reason I clicked this lol
+Lewis Duffield lol I did the same thing 😂
shut up bitch
Sublime:
What I Got - Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX
Wrong Way - Aggressive Inline
Sex Pistols:
Anarchy - THPS4
Holiday in the Sun - THPG
Pretty Vacant - SKATE
NWA:
Express Yourself - THPS4
Nirvana:
Breed - THPG
Lounge Act - SKATE
What? No Mother Love Bone???
Boat Axe No Blind Melon, either.
3.sex pistols transformed and became the very definition of punk
2.nirvana started a whole genre grunge
1. jimmy hendrix no explanation needed!
Nirvana didnt invent grunge
@@NicholasWeatherman they didnt invent it but they put it into the limelight
@@kingjohnny4314 yep
Before I watch, Minor Threat rightfully deserves a place on this list.
Good
Germs did too
+Majin Gouki they're still around though
+Nifonte it ain't the same tho. Not without Darby.
Majin Gouki agreed
Buffalo Springfield deserves to be very high on this list. Their legacy is very deep considering they were only around from 1966-1968. Their song, “For What It’s Worth” climbed to number 7 on the Hot 100 in 1967. And the band was a launching pad for the much bigger careers of two of their members, Neil Young and Steven Stills.
And Ritchie Furay in Poco, to a lesser extent.
Please redub over the correct pronunciation of Fugazi to restore my blood pressure.
+Jennell Jenney LOL
+Jennell Jenney they did pronounce it right.. dumb
+Ian Pleasant No it is pronounced Foo-gah-zee, says the band
Jack Howe wrong
+Ian Pleasant Ian you may be trying to troll I cannot tell. Jack is right, It is Foo-Gah-zee in pronunciation. I have seen the band live several times and own their Instrument DVD where the band members talk about their name. It was actually a Vietnam war term slang. So, WacthMojo should fix it
How Soon is Now makes my top five favorite songs of all time.
Wheres Iggy and the stooges? or the MC5?
The Gamer Punk iggy pop still makes music
The Velvet Undeground
James Mendenhall Yah, as a solo artist. Iggy and the stooges is a band.
MC5 was still touring a few years back. No new releases though.
Sublime might be the most underrated band of all time. They should definitely be top three.
Yellowman called, wants all of his material back....
wow. i really didn't expected you would mention minor threat
Thanks for putting me on the list ;)
Your band was amazing, your friends band is also lol :p
So, what have you been up to lately, besides just hanging around?
+Buck Llamas I enjoyed that comment way too much.
Dammit Bradley... can't even imagine what would've been next. We've been denied some great music. You are missed.
For the first time, I'm good with this list. Clearly there are a lot of other great bands who had a short career, this is a solid, solid list.
I'm a simple man
I see sublime and I click
If that's how you pronounce Fugazi I'm quitting life
lmao "foo-GAY-zee"
oi.
Even when I first saw the name it was Fu-Gah-Zi. Narrator is unlearneded dingus.
Punk's dying. Sadness.
+Jerry Cambel People have been saying that since the 80s
+WatchMojo.com people are right since the 80s
+Jerry Cambel hardcore is better in my opinion it has more of an edge and attitude
+Jerry Cambel Calm down man! There is still some pure underground-y shit around! Sheck out Ty Segall, for example
+Mr B I know this sounds dickish but i can't stand those uniformed punks. It's so fuckin cheesy. Punk evolved into other forms of music though. Death grips is a good example of what modern "punk" sounds like. It was inevitable for punk to evolve, it wouldn't be punk if it didn't.
I'm just happy that Minor Threat is on this list! Such a great, underrated band!!
WHAT!?!?!!!! NO BLIND MELON???!!!????
ikr thats bull crap R.I.P Shannon Hoon
+Andy Bennett probably wrote them off because they got back together and released a 5th album. I fully agree with you though, original Blind Melon should be here.
+Mark Henderson So did Sublime but with Rome
+Mark Henderson the guy specifically states original band members, Shannon was only around for the first two albums, they'd have qualified easily and being left off is just wrong
Its sad
OPERATION IVY!!!!
I was looking for this
Looking for the People who remember that Band
That's what I said. If you like any kind of punk at all, op ivy is like the godfather.
@@letoatreides3278 modern punk
Yeah they were together like 3 years
No Mother Love Bone ?? wow
They basically started the grunge era and get no recognition smh
The Sundays. Just three gorgeous, spellbinding albums.
Minutemen where amazing should've at least gotten an honorable mention
*were
+My channel 15 they were pretty good
+My channel 15 They only existed for a short period of time but released more than 4 records so they don't really fit in here.
you can edit your comments or simply delete and retype it; especially if its only 1 sentence, you dont have to reply to yourself with a correction in grammar, that just looks so stupid...also, watchmojo puts hard work and thought into entertaining you and if you think you can make a better, more accurate list video then by all means...do so. if not shut up or at least show some gratitude in your critique. i know you're probably mad at my comment by now but i just took time to give you advice and insight to broaden your clearly limited horizon, so either thank me and run with it or tell me im a faggot troll or something like you're probably already thinking about doing. either way idc.
+Stuie K haha douchebag. Minutemen rule
OK PLS Top 10 Jimi Hendrix Songs
Swstos
1: machine gun
2: red house nypop
3: the star spangled banner
4: woodstock improv/villanova junction
5: voodoo child slight return
6: all along the watchtower
7: stone free berkely
8: 1983
9: little wing
10: spanish castle magic
+Dimitris Gkalitsas Crosstown Traffic. Little Wing, All along the Watchtower,. The Wind Cries Mary,
yes
+Sole Trek where is purple haze
... they even have Taylor Swift as a fan.
What do you mean by even? Is she like the Gordon Ramssey of music critics. And besides, who cares?
My list of 10 short-lived bands, including supergroups:
1) The Dirty Mac
2) Crazy Elephant
3) Blind Faith
4) OMC
5) Elephant's Memory
6) Bloodrock
7) Bitter Creek
8) Zwan
9) Crow
10) Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose
Thank you for reading. I thought I'd just throw those in there. I'm sure there are more, but I haven't the time to research more.
How could I have forgotten T. Rex and Churchill? This is an interesting topic, with probably many other, unmentioned viable candidates.
Where's Mother Love Bone?
Where's Temple Of The Dog?
Would have liked to see Boston and CCR in the honorable mentions
21st_century_americanidiot temple of the dog is considered a super group
Anthony Rupert MLB and Temple of the dog, two of my all time favourite bands. Glad people still know about them
Who the fuck are they
I watched a documentary on Sublime and music professors and such predicted Sublime could have possibly been as popular and successful as Nirvana had Brad not died so early
Op Ivy needed at least an honorable mention, otherwise surprisingly good list
Bauhaus. First album October 1980. By July 1983, they were done, but did even greater work with Peter Murphy solo, and the other guys Love & Rockets
Me: Why isn’t Joy Division not number one?
Sees #1: Well played, Watchmojo.
My guess is that at least 600/661 dislikes on this list can be attributed to 1 of 2 things:
1) Nirvana fanboys who think they should have been #1
2) The captions spelling "Jimi" as "Jimmy"
Also no doors and CCR
An Idiot Plays Live Stream *Nirvana haters who bitch about them being ‘overrated’
love Nirvana but teen spirit is not my favorite
Hannibal Lecter lithium and rape me are my favorites.
Hannibal Lecter mine is " All Apologies" 😊
big kahuna burger In bloom!
big kahuna burger Love Buzz
Scentless aprentice
Jellyfish - the band the 90s left behind. 2 albums, both pitch-perfect, just created in the wake of grunge. The fact that they get no love anywhere is criminal.
I would throw CCR in. They were only around for 4 years with Tom Fogerty and throw the rule out the window. They released 3 in 1969 alone
I think that they have limited (with a few exceptions) to groups that they are familiar with. They probably not heard of CCR CCS and bands of that era that were not so famous as Hendrix and Clapton. The list is also so big just think of bands like Alex Harvey that were short lived through the death of their front man.
You kidding? CCR was arguably the biggest band in the world in the span between The Beatles and Zeppelin. And Mojo did a top 10 on their songs
^actually once CCR got booked, all the other bands got on board. CCR played a huge role in how huge woodstock was
Rubber Soul I'm aware of that. But like I said they had a 4 year run, and 3 albums alone in 69. You have to say that is short lived, despite the album limit
Who is Tom Fogerty? It's John, damnit!
I've never listen much to Joy division , there is just something about Ian Curtis and the sound they make ( often depressing to be honest) that is so very haunting and different from anything else I ever heard. And Jimi came from Jupiter somewhere so he was always gonna blow everyone's tiny little minds :-)
So glad to see The Verve and At the Drive-In in honorable mentions! Love love love them both!
The Animals put out a shitload of great music in only a few years.
Holy shit, I can't believe that they actually included Minor Threat. Sad to see they forgot Op Ivy.
Imo punk bands should quit once they hit 30 because hoenstly, they forget what it's like to be young. Punk rock is young and bands get worn out if they stay together too long. Example: green day.
sentirion ll9 but I am a punk and with out some of the originals like rancid nofx and Pennywise still tour and are doing great
My favourite short-lived band are Stiltskin. They had a number one in the UK in 1994 with Inside. Their only album, The Mind's Eye is one of my all-time favourites.
Pffft... excluding Cream. Cream tops this list easily.
Except Hendrix perhaps
terrab1ter4 there we go, you corrected yourself
I just don't understand how you can be a short lived band and have time to release at least 5 albums. flawed concept. but it was cool to see a couple of punk rock bands make the list. unfortunately operation ivy was not one of them.
Exactly what I was thinking. Operation ivy is awesome
+Ricky Casique They got too popular too quick. That's why they broke up. They didn't want to sell out. Tim was homeless for three years after, that's dedication.
+EPL i know they broke up because they didnt want to sell out. The one real album they put out was still incredible
+jayaye757 Hardcore Punk bands did it all the time
if they release those albums in 5 years or less, which is possible, then they're definitely a short-lived band, just a very prolific one.
Kurt Cobain: No I don't have a gun...
Proved yourself wrong didn't ya?
2:53 If I didn't know any better, I could have sworn that was Johnny Depp Videos like this is nothing but a commercial for the bands... and it worked. I looked up a few of them and plan on getting at least one album
Please work on your pronunciation of Fugazi hahahaha
Seriously. I am cackling
I thought it was pronounced wrong lol but then I was like maybe I've been pronouncing it wrong
I always hear the band called fu GAH zi but anytime i've heard the word used when not referring to the band i've heard fu GAY zi... i don't think one is more right than the other
Sophie Mia fugazi is fake in Italian he pronounced it correctly
No, in Italian an a is pronounce 'ah' he is incorrect.
I wish Slowdive would've made this list, but maybe they're too unknown. They were a short lived English band in the 90s and they sadly haven't had an album since 1996.
They’ve been back together for a while and their new album is their best.
I'm not even thru the whole list. But I'm gonna assume that Blind Melon isn't on the list. Unfortunately everyone just thinks of No Rain. But they were such an underrated band.
I don't get how all of you don't get the pure genius that is Joy Division! The way Ian Curtis poured his heart out in every line of his lyrics, the way that Peter Hook played the bass... It was brilliant! They were so good that even after the loss of Ian (one of he key pillars of the band) they reformed to create New Order one of the best bands in the history of music! So, in this modern day and age, we should celebrate Joy Division and their achievements as well as mourn and think what would have been if they would have gone on that tour.
why did he pronounce fugazi like that omg
Because that's how the word is pronounced,however obviously the people at WatchMojo aren't fu-gah-zee fans
harsh as it sounds i think it's best that some of these bands were stopped early while they were still so awesome. and unless we're not counting bleach nirvana had 4 studio albums: bleach, nevermind, incesticide, and in utero.
Sublime should have been at the #1 spot. Who else agrees
Vanished Sky ✋
Yes
Yes definitely
HELL YEAH
No nirvana
My top 10 short lived bands of all time.
10. The 4 non blondes
9. Minor threat
8. The runaways
7. The smiths
6. Sublime
5. Joy division
4. NWA
3. The sex pistols
2. Nirvana
1. The jimi hendrix experience
WHERES NAKED BROTHERS BAND???
Seriously who's with me on this?!?!?
😂
oh my god, haven't heard that name in YEARS! haha born in 1999, I grew up with the Naked Brothers Band in elementary school
My personal favorite black metal, nintendocore, vapor wave, post grunge, post hardcore band
no
Who?
The Doors???? Hello????? How are The Doors not on here?????
SImple. 6 studio albums (limit is 4).
The Doors were releasing like 2 albums a year -- and Morrison died just 4 years after the band's debut on Elektra. That's a SHORTER career than some of the bands on this list. Their criteria is flawed.
--Okay, 5 years.
They have to many albums to be on this list
Uh.. What about Mother Love Bone?!
Considering The Stones and U2 have both been around at least 40 years each, I would have listed The Beatles (1961 - 1969, which includes their recordings with Tony Sheridan).
Why would they be on this list? The Beatles released 13 albums and were together 7 years.
@@rewlazman I'd say 11 official albums but your point is well taken.
op ivy better be here
Should at least be mentioned.
Pissed that they didn't even get an honorable mention.
I saw this right before posting the same dam thing.
Guys..."Foo-gay-zee"???
at the drive in was a great group wish it lasted longer
+Herman Pesina I guess its cool they're back together then.
Mars Volta was 10x the band atdi was
True but Mars Volta is still better
+Jamie Lawson I saw TMV live and they did an incredible job, all those complicated compositions sounded amazing. For my two cents I couldn't get into ATDI, but TMV is one of my favorite bands
ATDI is back with a new tour. I really like TMV and ATDI, but TMV is my favorite. Amputechture, The Bedlam In Goliath and Deloused In The Comatorium are fantastic albums!
Similarity between Hendrix and Cobain
Both died at the age 27 and at the peak of success
Both are from Seattle area
Both were left hand guitarist
Both are front man of Trio
@@HazyChipX36 No, he lived in the UK during his music career.
Sex pistols are a London band not Manchester you need to check some facts before you broadcast and there weren't many punk bands from Manchester anyway
this one's for youuuuuuu!!!!!!
You are going to blow a gasket. This is very telling about your temper.
I always wonder what could have been with Sublime...
Temple of the Dog?
+MorrisKombat They said they weren't including any bands that were composed of musicians from other famous bands (supergroups). Temple of the Dog was made up of members of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, I believe.
But that was before either band
***** Not true. Soundgarden formed in 1984, and Chris Cornell (the lead singer of Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog) formed Temple of the Dog in 1990 as a tribute to his friend who had just died, who was the lead singer of Mother Love Bone. Cornell had just gotten back from tour with Soundgarden when the guy overdosed on heroin. Pearl Jam also formed in 1990, but because Chris already was a part of an established band, Temple of the Dog wouldn't qualify for this list based on their restrictions regarding bands formed from members of other bands.
They don’t count supergroups
Soul Coughing. I wish there was more. Loved that frickin' band.
They are awesome. I dont need to walk around in circles.
@@hardluckwoman3448 I saw them on each tour of their 3 album career. Literally cried when I went on their website the day they announced they were splitting. They had one of the best websites, btw. Each album was different from the last but was still them. Circles was a great song, but definitely written as a "commercial" song.
Buffalo Springfield should have easily made this list