Top 10 Most Inconsistent Music Artists

Being a massive Weezer fan, you can never trust them. You never know if their next album is going to be good or not.

Blue Album: Great

Pinkerton: Great

Green Album: Bad

Maladroit: Good

Make Believe: Bad

Red Album: Great

Raditude: Bad

Hurley: Good

Everything Will Be Alright In The End: Great

White Album: Amazing

Pacific Daydream: Bad

Teal Album: Bad

Black Album: OK

Van Weezer: Good at the moment.

Not a big Weezer fan. I only like their really old stuff. I really dislike their new stuff.

They went from Wasting Light to Sonic Highways and from There Is Nothing Left to Lose to One by One.

Why did he have to make "Yummy"? That ruined the entire "he's so much better now" thing. Who's next, Shawn Mendes going from songs like "Treat You Better" (my 7th worst of 2016) to "In My Blood" (my 8th best of 2018) to something like "Yummy" itself?

Purpose was a good album, but he kind of went downhill again.

The first two albums were decent pop punk/emo pop. Then they made Infinity on High and Folie à Deux and found some personality, mixing pop punk and emo-ish lyrics with funk and pop. But after that, they just made whatever they felt would get them attention.

Save Rock and Roll and American Beauty/American Psycho were pretty successful, but MANIA almost killed their career. It was critically panned and didn't produce any chart-topping singles, except maybe Young and Menace, but only for a week.

They started as post-Britpop and were okay at it. By Viva La Vida, they started including more elements in their music and making it bigger and bigger. However, by their latest four albums, they felt less creative and did a Fall Out Boy, just adding what they thought was mainstream.

If albums were the only factor, Queen wouldn't even be a top band. But obviously, there are other factors that put them among the greatest bands. They have a lot of talent and a bunch of great songs. But none of Queen's albums are very good by any means, apart from Sheer Heart Attack and A Night at the Opera.

Started out okay, mixing pop, rock, funk, and R&B, but went into one of the worst downward spirals I have seen in music around the early 2010s.

She was very good and consistent when she did Hannah Montana, but after that, she went downhill. She got better during Malibu and truly healed with her 2020 comeback, apparently.

Completely agree. Even in the same year, she has had both great and awful songs.

They started doing modern indie with a lot of post-punk elements during their first two albums. But after the third one, they did something really weird, trying to be experimental and mixing a lot of styles just to be considered the new Radiohead.

By their latest album, they felt more like mixing just whatever they made at the studio and giving an album out of it, making it extremely long and oversaturated. Even critics started to notice, resulting in little acclaim and success.

Considered by many as the last big rock band, Oasis' first two albums were gigantic and successful around the world. But after Be Here Now, the quality of their work started decreasing, and their popularity also declined. At least their last two studio albums were somehow decent.

Not a fan, but from what I've heard, they're a bit of a roller coaster.

The only artist on the top 20 best and worst songs of all-time list, and I can definitely see where the voters are coming from.

I honestly think Reputation was not as bad as some people would say, but in terms of individual songs, definitely.

I didn't like Think Tank (7th album) or their self-titled (5th album), but 13 (6th album) is my personal favorite.