What boomer artists have had the most satisfying late career run in your opinion? Pic very much related.
>>130088858Bowie's hero, Scott Walker.
>>130088858Tom Waits in the 90s and 00s, his best work.
>>130088858bowie is the pinnacle of this genre
>>130088858Elvis Costello
I like everything about Bowie except his music.
>>130089469I'M GOIN OUT WEST
>>130088858Robert Wyatt
>>130089469It’s crazy how he doesn’t have a bad album. Even his lesser 70s albums still have a lot to offer.
>>130089724*some of his 70s albums that are lesser than other 70s albums, I mean to say, lest anyone think I was shitting on the whole era.
>>130088858Bowie was Gen X.
>>130089848No he wasn't.
>>130089848you're smoking a rock
>>130088858The Cure is still putting out good stuff
>>130089459fpbp
>>130090004>>130090032You stupid zoomers just think everyone over 30 is a boomer.
>>130090710No, you said Bowie is a member of Gen X which was incorrect. You need a helmet on your head, lowly little pitiful retard.
>>130089598including the literal faggotry hunh
>>130089848Bowie was born in 1947 which is very firmly baby boomer.
Warren Zevon’s 90s and early 00s work was magnificent.
Might be reaching with the "late career" part but Miles made his best work when he was in his mid 40s. Does that count?
The Fall 00s and 10s output is quite solid
>>130091299I'd say the second quintet and electric eras taken together represent his middle period. If the 80s-90s are his late period, eeehhhhhhhh.
>>130091299If I had an hour left to live I’d spend it shidding and pissing on the grave of Miles Davis. I’d do it nice and slow.
>>130088858Pic related was the last worthwhile thing Bowie recorded. Past this point, everything he released was rectal sludge.
>>130088858At this point, it's contrarian to not admit it's Nick Cave>>130091449wrong
>>130091407>If the 80s-90s are his late periodOh yeah that's some of the worst garbage of his career. Tutu is just god awful. If I had to pick a backup answer then Joni Mitchell had a lot of solid stuff during the 90s and 2000s.
>>130091449The 90s called, they want their outdated ice cold take parroted amongst dozens of lazy music journalists back.
>>130091528I actually like some of his late stuff. His early 80s albums are pretty solid straightforward fusion and some of his later 80s electro-funk records are pretty fun despite sounding very dated, though at the time they probably seemed extremely modern and maybe even a little futuristic with the proto jew jack swing flourishes.
>>130091548*new jack swingheh
>>130089574Insufferable faggot
>>130092041He made it into art
>>130089598Same, even weird since he was the childhood hero of MY childhood heroes like David Sylvian, Bryan Ferry and Robert Smith.
>>130092188How can you like those three and not at least like Low or Heroes?
>>130088858His final album was unironically really good. The 90s and 2000s are where his stuff was probably at the worst, though I do have a soft spot for Hours.>>130089724While I somewhat agree, Swordfishtrombones is actually kinda bad.>>130092188David Sylvian liked Bowie? It always seemed like he was more of a Bryan Ferry fan than a Bowie fan. His solo work also seemed to be a lot more jazz influenced which I don't think Bowie ever dabbled into, with Gone to Earth in particular being influenced by Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain.
