ITT: 70s artists who survived the 80s

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>>69514023
But Bruce started in the 60s with The Castiles, Steel Mill and Dr Zoom & The Magic Boom.

Aerosmith (despite being irrelevant for the first half of the decade)

Judas Priest

>>69514023
Cher

Phil fucking Collins

Kiss

>>69514230
Yeah but he didn't release albums until the 70s therefore he's a 70s artist
You wouldn't call the Beatles a 50s band would you?

Usually the bands who remained relevant in the 80s were the ones like Black Sabbath and Aerosmith that set the trends for that era. Bands that died out were ones like Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Blue Oyster Cult, and Black Oak Arkansas that just weren't unique, innovative, or cool enough to outlast the 70s.

kate bush

>>69514630
What about Iggy Pop? He was one of the seminal figures of 70s rock but the 80s was absolutely embarrassing for him.

Tom Waits

>>69514687
He had a lot of fun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ2g7xy_EUs

His buddy Bowie on the other hand got even bigger. But perhaps not for musical reasons only, he made movies and stuff.

Nick Cave

>>69515364
haha classic molly, he was just as bad when he got drunk.

And it's cute that Iggy can instantly focus when Molly starts talking about David. Maybe not 100%, but certainly more than before he was mentioned.