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Lenny was a successful artist and is certainly cool as hell. The HOF should be reserved for the truly special and I don’t think Lenny did anything significant.FairWarning said:
Without a doubt. Like asking if people think Gale Sayers was better than Joseph Addai.
Yeah Prince is a good comp for what they brought to the table but Lenny just doesn’t quite have the flair, songwriting or vocal chops Prince did. But then again nobody really did. Lenny might be kind of a jack of all trades, master of none.
Music is, and should be, subjective. Lenny doesn’t have to answer to any of us. He got wealthy doing what he loved and there’s people who will listen.
Might be the worst cover of a time. Only redeeming quality was Heather Graham in the video.
never thought of Poison as "glam" even though they did the eye make up, lipstick, etc.
'80s glam is indeed very different than '70s glam as understood by the people who went through '70s glam (I didn't, but I think one can tell the difference in the two genres).
1. Lenny Bruce
Yes I’m aware. Electric Warrior is in my top 20 albums
misunderstood context
I was gonna try, too. Lol. Bruce immediately came to mind. Props to pulling Dykstra out of a hat somewhere.
Sam and Dave? Are you talking about Hagar and Roth? If so, they are not in the hall as individual artists. They are in the hall as members of Van Halen.
BB, are you being serious here? He's talking about Sam and Dave, the soul act. I'm a soul man...Hold on, I'm comin'
If comparing talent, it’s probably worth mentioning some of the songs that Prince wrote for other artists, such as Nothing Compares 2 U by Sinead O’Connor, I Feel for You by Chaka Khan, and Manic Monday by The Bangles. Those were all massive hits.
There are all sorts of embarrassing things going on in this thread, so I wouldn't worry too much.
