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William_the_Bloody · 10-10-2015, 02:58 PM

There comes a time when many bands pass their creative peak, and despite continually releasing new music, its the old stuff the fans long to hear at concerts.

So this got me thinking, to ask the question when did one of your favourite bands reach their expiry date. Example

Massive Attack:

From Blue Lines to Mezzanine, Massive Attack was at their peak, but after Andy Vowles left over creative differences, Robert Del Naja began steering the group in his own direction, a direction that didn't capture their earlier magic, thus

Massive Attack = expiry date - after the Mezzanine album.

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William_the_Bloody Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Sunnydale Cemetary Posts: 2,093	A bands expiry date There comes a time when many bands pass their creative peak, and despite continually releasing new music, its the old stuff the fans long to hear at concerts. So this got me thinking, to ask the question when did one of your favourite bands reach their expiry date. Example Massive Attack: From Blue Lines to Mezzanine, Massive Attack was at their peak, but after Andy Vowles left over creative differences, Robert Del Naja began steering the group in his own direction, a direction that didn't capture their earlier magic, thus Massive Attack = expiry date - after the Mezzanine album.