Assuming The Smiths/Morrissey are Your Favorite Artist...

[Doolittle]

Who's your second favorite? Sorry if a similar thread has been created before, but I couldn't find anything.

I'll start: David Bowie.

 

[rifke]

same

 

[Eldritch]

Pet Shop Boys have always been my favourite artist, but Morrissey has been very close, which is I'm here.

 

[SuedeMoz]

Big surprise, Suede. Bowie is up there. Also quite fond of Pet Shop Boys. I believe they are touring in 2o20 - hope to catch that tour.

 

[gordyboy9]

bryan ferry/roxy music.

 

[Thewlis]

R.E.M. and Echo and the Bunnymen

 

[Anonymous]

R.E.M. and Echo and the Bunnymen

Why does the REM thread in other music have nearly 5000 replies. No one else has anywhere near this. Does this mean they’re 2nd best amongst Moz/Smiths fans?

 

[mcrickson]

Pretty much anything that Howard Devoto was a part of.

 

[Ketamine Sun]

Pretty much anything that Howard Devoto was a part of.

Devoto is one of the most underrated artists! those Magazine albums and some of his post-Magazine work is pure gold. Just don’t hear is name mentioned enough in articles about Manchester (except in context of Buzzcocks) or when post-punk is discussed. A shame really.

 

[Ketamine Sun]

Who's your second favorite? Sorry if a similar thread has been created before, but I couldn't find anything.

I'll start: David Bowie.

For me it’s a complicated question, if forced, I would have to say Morrissey has had a larger impact on my life. But Bowie has had a steady impact on my art, along with many other lesser known outsiders and artists.

It may sound strange, though when asked
what my favorite bands are, for me The Smiths or Morrissey don’t fall in that category. For me The Smiths/Morrissey have always been something different something other than just music or another band.

 

[The Wild Turkey]

Bob Dylan

 

[Anonymous]

Weird Al Yankovic.

 

[Amy]

Paul Simon. I must have played 'American Tune' a thousand times.

 

[Lustman]

Jacques Brel... Or The THE in 80s

 

[Anonymous]

Sean Paul

 

[bozzer_1]

David Bowie, followed closely by Joy Division & NewOrder

 

[Anonymous]

So many. The replacements, suede, Nirvana, Ryan Adams, Darby crash, Patrick wolf, Alex chilton, Graham parsons, Marilyn Manson, all. So so many

 

[LifeIsVeryLong]

Depeche Mode and New Order.

 

[Anonymous]

For me it’s a complicated question, if forced, I would have to say Morrissey has had a larger impact on my life. But Bowie has had a steady impact on my art, along with many other lesser known outsiders and artists.

It may sound strange, though when asked
what my favorite bands are, for me The Smiths or Morrissey don’t fall in that category. For me The Smiths/Morrissey have always been something different something other than just music or another band.

@Ketamine Sun makes "art". I've heard it all now.

 

[From the left]

The 69 Eyes