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cungar 08-23-11 03:53 PM
Re: A band's creative lifespan
 
Originally Posted by Suprmallet (Post 10895183)
Elvis Costello 1977-1982 (My Aim Is True-Imperial Bedroom).
Nice but Almost Blue is an unfortunate misstep on the way

nothingfails 08-23-11 04:53 PM
Re: A band's creative lifespan
 
Originally Posted by Superman07 (Post 10898779)
I'm not an expert, but I think this would work for Weezer as well.

Weezer - 1994-2001 (Blue-Green)

Not exactly 5 years, but they did have a break for a few years between #2 and #3. In my friend's opinion, once Matt Sharp left it was downhill.
I agree. Weezer was *my band* in high school, I remember seeing them on the Pinkerton tour, second row and meeting 3/4th of the band (minus Rivers) but once Matt left, they just became "another geek rock band" and not the kings of the genre. Now every album since has had some great moments but they just aren't the same

Michael Corvin 08-23-11 06:50 PM
Re: A band's creative lifespan
 
Originally Posted by Traxan (Post 10898757)
Yup. Remember the reaction here when Portnoy left? SOmeone said they needed a shakeup, but they weren't sure that was the right one. We'll see.

I definitely think their creative peak was the mid to late 90s.
:lol: mid to late 90's was Falling to Infinity.


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