MrFahrenheit: The 10 Year Rule

danielcardoso 02.19.16	"Automatic For The People" and "New Adventures In Hi-Fi" for R.E.M., "Dust" for Screaming Trees, and "In Absentia" for Porcupine Tree are a few I could think of.
wham49 02.19.16	cash, dylan, motorhead were releasing significant albums 30 years after
Artuma 02.19.16	there are tons of such bands
Alastor 02.19.16	Death, Pink Floyd, John Coltrane, Judas Priest, Tom Waits, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, Neurosis to name a few big ones.
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	R.E.M and Automatic for the People was 9 years after their debut. Dust was exactly 10 years so not over, as was In Absentia. Agree with Dylan and Cash that's why I added them. Would argue Motorhead released anything that matched Ace of Spades or Bomber after 10 years.
DoofusWainwright 02.19.16	There's a trend there for sure but... Radiohead 'In Rainbows' The National 'High Violet' Portishead 'Third' QOTSA '...like Clockwork' Anathema 'We're Here Because We're Here' Sun Kil Moon 'Benji'
onionbubs 02.19.16	dookie and american idiot were 10 years apart from each other, so green day i guess
wham49 02.19.16	if you think GD was decent to begin with
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	Yeah I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just that its rare
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	Yeah I would agree with GD, both albums were highly rated even if they are not one of my favourites
evilford 02.19.16	Blackstar dude
Tunaboy45 02.19.16	Pink Floyd- The Wall David Bowie- Scary Monsters Deftones- Diamond Eyes Death- The Sound Of Perseverance Bjork- Everything after her non-canon 1977 album Porcupine Tree- In Absentia Dream Theater- Metropolis Part 2 Beck- Sea Change Radiohead- In Rainbows Opeth- Ghost Reveries Enslaved- Axioma Ethica Odini, RIITIIR Cradle Of Filth- Hammer Of The Witches Frank Turner- Tape Deck Heart Tom G Warrior- Both Triptykon Albums Darkthrone- The Underground Resistance Rush- Moving Pictures To name a few
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	Yeah agree with you there evilford
Artuma 02.19.16	green day is a terrible example some of my favorites include: jakob - sines neurosis - the eye of every storm coil - the ape of naples swans - soundtracks for the blind godflesh - hymns ulver - shadows of the sun
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	OK Artuma I can't argue those as I've never heard of them lol
evilford 02.19.16	you know, for a huge neurosis fan, I'm really not THAT crazy about TEOES. everyone else is tho. I mean it's a great album and I really dig it but I probably wouldn't rank it in my top 6 or even 7 neurosis albums
Artuma 02.19.16	times of grace, a sun that never sets and given to the rising could apply as well
romulanrancor 02.19.16	priest
Tunaboy45 02.19.16	Blackstar as well
NeroCorleone80 02.19.16	Oxbow
Snowdog808 02.19.16	I don't see why Miles is a legitimate example, especially when In a Silent Way and Bitches Brew were two of his most revolutionary works well over 10 years after some of his bop and cool jazz breakthroughs like Milestones and Birth of the Cool.
Sevengill 02.19.16	Mastodon is like, the perfect 10 Year Rule band for me. Their work from 2000-2009 all ranks among my favorite albums ever, but as soon as the aughts rolled around they ran out of gas. Snow, I think he means these are outliers.
Shemson 02.19.16	Pantera-Vulgar Display Of Power would've been around the ten year mark seeing as they started as a glam band!
Snowdog808 02.19.16	Okay, that would certainly make a lot more sense.
Avagantamos 02.19.16	autechre - draft 7.30, untilted, quaristice, exai converge - axe to fall, all we love we leave behind the dillinger escape plan - option paralysis fugazi - the argument gorguts - from wisdom to hate, colored sands meshuggah - nothing, catch 33, obzen
MrFahrenheit 02.19.16	Yeah I mean examples of albums released over 10 years after their debut release :)