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Old 12-08-2013, 11:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Some great lad from some other place has put forward the following suggestion: "let's discuss what musicians have maintained their creativity peaks for the longest." Wouldn't it be interesting to talk about this?
I'd single out Steve Morse, a somewhat underrated musician: "The Great Spectacular", by his D. Dregs, came out in 1975; and this above par creativity lasted until 1996, when his wondrous "Stressfest" appeared.
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:18 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Old 12-09-2013, 07:49 PM   #4 (permalink)
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JUST A FEW musical geniuses that never had a creativity "peak" because their creativity never decreased during their careers (the years represent both the duration of their career and their so-called creativity "peak"):
Mikael Akerfeldt 1992-Present (Opeth, ex-Bloodbath)
Jari Maenpaa 2001-Present (ex-Ensiferum, Wintersun)
Devin Townsend 1993-Present (ex-Strapping Young Lad, Devin Townsend Project)
David Gold 2002-2011 RIP (Woods of Ypres)
John Haughm 1990-Present (Agalloch)
Benjamin Burnley 1998-Present (Breaking Benjamin)
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Neil Young had 1966 till about 1979, maybe a little longer but that stuff wasn't as well received. Y'all no I'm his ride or die ho fo sho tho.
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What about Bob Dylan? From Freewheelin' to Desire?
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Totally agree with the Steve Morse, even while with Deep Purple he still shines. Saw this one live not too long ago, and he played it flawlessly:



Also, Joe Satriani has been solid for decades.
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Totally agree with the Steve Morse, even while with Deep Purple he still shines. Saw this one live not too long ago, and he played it flawlessly:



Also, Joe Satriani has been solid for decades.
Totally! Morse is famous all right, worshipped by some and all; but I still think him underrated: his albums are beyond amazing: tango is one of the only styles he might no be able to play (well). Glorious musician!
Let's hope Guthrie Govan will keep his "creativity peak" throughout his life!
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What about Bob Dylan? From Freewheelin' to Desire?
Isn't self portrait in there though? Not that I'd know anything about it (I do like wigwam) but I know everyone hates it.
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