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shine wrote:Pearl Jam

+1 They are probably the only band that was and still is great today. A 25 year run.

Matt wrote:Weird Al Yankovic

Yes for Weird Al. Check his website the number of great videos is astounding.

I'll add:
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Offspring
The Ventures
B-52s

Ry Manchu wrote:

shine wrote:Pearl Jam

+1 They are probably the only band that was and still is great today. A 25 year run.

They have had one or two bad albums, but the last two cds have been great.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

Big Wreck....
Extreme...
Ronnie James Dio...
Guns and Roses...
Korn.. (yes)..
Scorpions...
KISS...
Porcupine Tree...
Tribe called Quest...

Oh yeah, mostly not bands but:

Tom Waits
Nick Cave
Johnny Cash
David Bowie
Pink Floyd
Gary Moore
Miles Davis
Portishead (granted it's only 3 albums in 14 or so years)
and on and on...

King's X and Porcupine Tree for sure

Revocation is another one

Diddlybo wrote:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

That's a good one - there is a great Tom Petty documentary on Netflix - 4 hours - pretty comprehensive.

mamberg wrote:

Diddlybo wrote:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

That's a good one - there is a great Tom Petty documentary on Netflix - 4 hours - pretty comprehensive.

Watched it.

Devin wrote:King's X and Porcupine Tree for sure

This man is wise. You could argue that Steven Wilson has been on fire since Stupid Dream in the 90's, since his solo stuff now is amazing.

Diddlybo wrote:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

+2 from his eponymous debut to Into the Great Wide Open, that's 15 years.

Extreme - Pornograffiti to III Sides is a 3 year run. Everything after was shit.

I wasn't a big David Bowie fan while he was alive. Since his death I have been listening to him a lot. I really respect the way he went out, with his music to say goodbye.

David Bowie (1969) to Earthling is a 28 year run.

mamberg wrote:

Diddlybo wrote:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

That's a good one - there is a great Tom Petty documentary on Netflix - 4 hours - pretty comprehensive.

Oh, hell yeah!

Rush. I mean you could presumably go up to Test for Echo in 1996 to say that album wasn't that great, that's 24 years

The Anomaly wrote:Rush. I mean you could presumably go up to Test for Echo in 1996 to say that album wasn't that great, that's 24 years

Rush has phases that are different but equally great and every one has gone for 6+.

And whoever said RHCP is smoking something. They haven't gone 1 year in a row.

Ry Manchu wrote:

Diddlybo wrote:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers had a solid 15 years of hits. That's an impressive run.

+2 from his eponymous debut to Into the Great Wide Open, that's 15 years.

Extreme - Pornograffiti to III Sides is a 3 year run. Everything after was shit.

I wasn't a big David Bowie fan while he was alive. Since his death I have been listening to him a lot. I really respect the way he went out, with his music to say goodbye.

David Bowie (1969) to Earthling is a 28 year run.

Wait...

Waiting for the punchline is a GREAT album by extreme

***1776*** wrote:

Wait...

Waiting for the punchline is a GREAT album by extreme

Yes it is

The Anomaly wrote:

***1776*** wrote:

Wait...

Waiting for the punchline is a GREAT album by extreme

Yes it is

+3

Love that album - it's probably my fave besides Pornografitti