Which of the following musical artists has the greatest "albums per year" ratio? By that, I mean, the number of full length studio albums (excluding live albums, collabs, or compilations) recorded over the number of years they have been or were actively a recording artist or band.
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The ratios will be posted tomorrow after the poll is closed.
Thank you to everyone who voted in my silly poll. Here are the album per year ratios for each of the artists:
The Beatles - 1.2
Dolly Parton - 0.7
Snoop Dogg - 0.6
Weezer - 0.5
Bruce Springsteen - 0.4
@mdmrn
Oh...I was going to guess the Beatles but second guessed myself because I thought that was too obvious, and it HAD to be some artist you would be less likely to guess, hence my vote for Weezer.
@sariash Bruce's downfall has been the fact that he NEVER took breaks. He has been continuously recording & touring for 59 years. This makes his album per year ratio lower, even with producing 21 full length albums.
Whereas The Beatles broke up after a decade and produced 12 full length albums in that timeframe. So...it makes for an interesting ratio.
@sariash On the one hand, looking up the vast list of full length album's Dolly has made DID inspire the poll. On the other hand, she MAY not be the most prolific FOR the period of time for which they were active either solo or as a group.
@mnf Weezer is VERY prolific with full length albums. BUT - is their album per year ratio the best? Find out next time on Dragon Ball Z...wait... :Hehe:
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