SUPERSTAR DUOS who HATE EACHOTHER

[@ProjectHysteria]

0.51 Heart 3.11 Sammy Hagar Eddie Van Halen 5.58 Jagger and Richards 8.43 Tears For Fears 10.10 Hall And Oates 12.28 Simon and Garfunkel 14.40 Slash and Axl 16.22 Phil Anselmo Dimebag Darrell 18.04 Mick Jones and Joe Strummer 20.34 Liam Gallagher Noel Gallagher 20.07 John Lennon Paul McCartney 23.45 Lauren Hill Wyclef Jean 25.27 Everly Bros

[@ThomasHenderson-c8e]

Hall & Oats 😲!!! Hall was the 🎤voice & Oats was the 🎼 tunes 🎶 That's like peanut butter is tried of jelly!! Meatballs without spaghetti pancakes 🥞 moving on from syrup 🍯!! That's crazy for a fan who remembers & love their 🎵 music 🎶 listening from the urban neighborhoods

[@theluckyman74]

You forgot the fued of New order and Peter hook base player Thankfully oasis is getting back together

[@ThomasHenderson-c8e]

@theluckyman74 Really, that's great to learn . There's clear line between the 2 Legends 1 sang & the other made the sound. Pride 😤 can keep 1 from making appropriate steps to reconcile. Remembering what made them GREAT 👍 should be a beacon for communication & ✌️

[@jamesgang6206]

@@ProjectHysteria Mark Farner & Don Brewer.

[@jonleibow3604]

: not .

[@williethomas9953]

What a horrible sister!! A guy who you witnessed abusing your nephews and you stick by HIM??!! WTAF!!

[@michaelzell5905]

She was like, "Well, it's a very expensive bus!"

[@PatrickTheWriter]

Totally agree. Choking and slapping children for leaving a door open? How could anyone take his side? He's a psycho!

[@theresadimaggio7241]

That's terrible for a grown man to assault a child. Ridiculous 😮

[@redcat9436]

But the bus door was left open!

[@SkyeID]

@@redcat9436 are you joking?

[@SixthDivison]

​@redcat9436 a slap would have been OK if he had stopped there. But a full-on strangle? Knocking them like their adults? Come on man a little too far.

[@rssphllps]

@@SixthDivison If a grown man slapped my kid over a door left open, it would have gotten ugly very quickly.

[@MaryBeth94]

​@SixthDivison dude, a simple "Hey, can you shut the bus door?" Would have sufficed.

[@brickcitybrownchick]

The Hall & Oates breakup broke my heart: they were one of the first bands I ever loved.

[@alukuhito]

It's hard to forget their stellar performance in Chariots of Eggs.

[@barbaraperry5023]

I have heard Daryl Hall described as incredibly rude, mean,& vindictive; particularly towards anyone in service industries having to deal with him. For instance, wanting to force waitresses/casino employees to perform degrading acts for tips.( Here, let me throw this much-handled $100 chip on the filthy casino floor - you can have it if you get on your hands and knees, bark like a dog,& pick it up in your mouth...say 'Thank you!', now.)

[@alfonsogreen2722]

Facts. They were the dynamic duo back in my childhood. The chemistry was there back then but not today.

[@DaleHusband]

@brickcitybrownchick They could have broken up quietly in the 1990s and no one would have been troubled over it.

[@shutterbug_713]

Mine too! Their friendship disintegrated like the U.S.S.R.!

[@nicolereed9252]

A grown adult choked two teenage boys and she stood by her husband? What a horrible person he is.

[@douglaspaterson5269]

Don't you mean SHE?😉

[@straightfiremetalstraightfirem]

@@douglaspaterson5269 Both but he even more

[@stevenfunderburg1623]

Yeah, this news, if accurate, will alter my view of both sisters for the worst. I'm going to do my own research first to make sure no sensationalism is informing the reporting here.

[@NancyFlores-wl2en]

It's all true. Nancy pressed charges on him. He spent a night in jail before Ann posted bail for him.

[@samw8452]

Imagine being OK with someone who would punch and choke teens? Enough to defend them? Even worse, those teens were your own nephews. Dean is a horrible creature, but his wife is worse.

[@claudiacoy5518]

How could Ann Wilson possibly stand by her husband? That is absurd

[@karenglenn6707]

If my sister’s husband did that to my son, I would lose my sh*t!! And her sister condoned the treatment of her nephew? That is just screwed up and I wonder how he feels about his Aunty Ann?? Disgusting!

[@NotMoriarty1]

The piece of crap should’ve been arrested

[@DaleHusband]

I agree....Ann absolutely should have divorced her husband over that incident! This was a case of de facto domestic violence.

[@ryvr2037]

@@karenglenn6707 something about the age ofthose twin boys dont seem right. Ann and Nancy are pushing mid 70's now . theres no way Nancy was having twinsin the early 2000's.

[@twistoffate4791]

I completely agree. I was immediately sickened. I didn't grow up with violence in my family, and I daresay my parents' tactics worked. He had no right to lay a hand on those boys. Period.

[@deaconsmom2000]

My sister has a set of twin boys (adults now) and they're stinkers, to be sure, but I'd never NEVER lay a hand on them or allow anyone else to do it. I love those little devils and my niece as if they're mine and likewise for my brother and sister.

[@sassie7284]

if you be with each other 24/7 you get on each nerves..

[@ma3stro681]

*each others nerves

[@thechosen481]

@sassie7284 Very true. Some people goes through that at regular jobs.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

It's true, but you add the ego and money to it these guys have and it's explosive.

[@tats7859]

​@@ma3stro681you should have also added, ( if you're gonna or going to be )

[@michaelharrington75]

4:58 When Eddie gets drunk, he turns into David Lee Roth.

[@TarragonofVirtue]

Was beginning to think I was the only one that noticed that. 🤨

[@-LivingProof]

😂

[@jmarlened]

I don't really agree with the comment but have to admit it's funny

[@Stonecutter334]

Eddie wasn’t a good person to anyone really

[@adotintheshark4848]

@@Stonecutter334 the rest of the members screwed Michael Anthony over too, he was denied part of his share of music royalties.

[@LostwaveObsession]

I am really glad that Tears For Fears made up and got the band back to making records because The Tipping Point album is really great, and they have more out soon :)

[@isayx3]

Roland had great albums as Tears for Fears for years.

[@LostwaveObsession]

@@isayx3 Yeah and they wern't bad, but hopefully you'll agree TFF are better with Curt in 'em.

[@Acthungbaby]

Yes Roland personal life tragically must played a part ❤ which is heartwarming.and given them ability share through great music help others

[@ConstableHandsy]

Apparently they’re still fighting.

[@LostwaveObsession]

@@ConstableHandsy Oh no! I hope that it's creative fighting and that they can use it to some advantage. Nightmare!

[@bobgasm1471]

forgot the biggest of all Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, although it did produce one of the greatest albums of the 70's

[@LostwaveObsession]

Yeah Tusk is awesome.

[@House.Of.Pain.]

​@@LostwaveObsessionlol I think Bob meant "Rumors". But thats a really good joke that you just said! I'm being serious it is. And idk if you were being serious or not but I laughed at it. I actually like Tusk, but we all know the album in question he's referring to.

[@LostwaveObsession]

@@House.Of.Pain. ;)

[@jennycraigadventures3314]

24:03 they were shown and mentioned

[@Heartwing37]

@@House.Of.Pain. Actually, I know you know this but Rumors is a Fleetwood Mac album, not just Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. That being said, “Buckingham Nicks” is an amazing album and certainly the precursor for them being hired to Fleetwood Mac. This comment works if we talk about that album! 😂

[@justmadeit2]

People often talk about the Rhymin of Simon, but I say don’t forget the Art of Garfunkel

[@tdballard24]

Fartfunkel!

[@PeterNash99]

this dude put a photo of The Simon and Garfunkel Story (a tribute band) instead of the original band xD

[@adotintheshark4848]

Simon was the genius, and Art was the voice of the duo. Unfortunately they got jealous of each other.

[@justmadeit2]

@ it’s a shame because together they were great musically

[@jag1963]

I was at the Oasis unplugged performance in the summer of 96 and the night was fantastic. Liam was not missed and Noel and the band carried the whole thing in a fabulous way. Still for me their best concert was the one done without Liam the Gobshite.

[@LaMostraVia]

Zapp and Roger’s break up was extremely tragic.

[@michaelboyce7079]

Keith Richards took great delight in renaming Jagger's album, "Goddess in the Doorway", as "Dog Shit on the Doorstep!" 🤣

[@Helen-ml3pu]

Keith Richard's also made nasty comments about Elton John as well.

[@dajuhan6630]

They went from Heart to Heartless.

[@saraheart2804]

Ann did.

[@nocturne7371]

A Dou that avoided this curse is Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson (Roxette). Up until her death, they were great friends.

[@harrymills2770]

Yeah, but I hear they quit speaking to each other and haven't spoken, since.

[@TheRetroWoman80]

​@@harrymills2770 😂 unbelievable

[@walter4525]

I heard that Per was inconsolable when Marie died.

[@thema1998]

​@@harrymills2770 Now that's just evil! 😆

[@marlonmbcr]

@@harrymills2770 That was so wrong-very funny 😂😂, but wrong indeed.

[@l.salisbury1253]

This needs a Part II: John & Tom Fogertty Joey & Johnny Ramone Jon & Christine McVey Lindsy Buckinham & Stevie Nicks Pete Townsend & Roger Daltrey Roger Waters & David Gilmour Eddie Van Halen (again!) and David Lee Roth Tony Iommi & Ozzy Richie Blackmore & Ian Gillan Joan Jett & Lita Ford

[@popjaw1andOnly]

Steve Perry & Neal Schon of Journey

[@drmusic3641]

@@popjaw1andOnly Neil Schon and Jonathan Cain Neil Schon and Jonathan Cain and Ross Vallory and Steve Smith Neil Schon and...LOL

[@johnmcintosh7784]

Richie Blackmore and everybody.

[@popjaw1andOnly]

@@drmusic3641 Correct. Neil deserves his own dedicated 45 minute segment.

[@kimberlydaughton8765]

Don't forget the Kinks

[@markwoods4439]

I don’t care how much success I had. I couldn’t work with someone I hated 😡

[@mattmorris4016]

To see Tears For Fears together in peace & love & laughter is PRICELESS

[@kathytrembath5748]

Garfunkel calls Simon short when pissed. Simon goes on and has a stellar solo career.

[@MaryR-z1i]

😂 That's not even an insult. I would've been like "your point? It says so on my state ID my height."

[@kathytrembath5748]

@MaryR-z1i 😂

[@ernestogasulla7763]

Yet people still remember the S&G songs above what Paul did solo later.

[@TheTonyahawk]

Ray and Dave Davies from the Kinks, their love for each other is legendary. You could also add for part 2, Stanley and Simmons vs. Criss and Freely. Just remembered you already did this with Bandmates who hate each other 😎

[@kinggaming8372]

Surprised, no one's mentioned the pet shop boys and how the duo hadn't feuded with each other despite them going on for 40+ years.

[@terrykemp1876]

Same for Erasure

[@ConstableHandsy]

@@terrykemp1876Who ?

[@michaelharrington75]

17:00 Just because one person is bigger than another doesn't mean the bigger person would always win a fight.

[@scottalan5282]

Egos grow into massive egos, which morph into chemically induced meltdowns. Unchecked excess tends to do that.

[@tsitracommunications2884]

@@scottalan5282 along with money an drugs

[@Bassman1969]

The most reunions took only place for money. Not why they buried their differences.

[@adotintheshark4848]

It's usually money that drives them apart.

[@Phoneybeetlemaniacxs]

Tears for fears wasn’t for the money. Both guys became friends again to the point when Roland’s wife passed away nick was there first him

[@georgewilliams4258]

Tears for Fears reunited in the early 2000s and released a album Everybody Loves A Happy Ending

[@therzepkoidian3140]

They also just recently reunited again in 2023 and put out a new album, The Tipping Point, which is a great album. They've been steadily touring, and are releasing a concert film/live album at the end of October. :)

[@mucaslatos]

@@therzepkoidian3140They didn’t reunited in 2023 because they never splitted again since they reunited in early 2000s. They just spent several years just touring and not releasing studio albums. Just Google it before commenting. (:

[@stephenreeds3632]

Having been in bands....admittedly just playing charity gigs....there are always tensions. Egos, power struggles, it's a miracle when any bands stay together for more than a few weeks. If that.

[@SJNrider500]

That’s true. It should be a well stated rule right up front. We will choose to value each other’s input. But in most case one person chooses to be the Boss even if he may not be the most creative one.

[@italosblogtalkradio4279]

It’s amazing how many duos in this list are all my favorites

[@tammywozmoak6349]

When egos clash!!! 😂😂😂

[@kevinwhelan9607]

Art Garfunkel had the most beautiful singing voice ever- well, him and Marvin Gaye. Impeccable❤❤❤

[@dawnbuscho309]

It breaks my heart that we will no longer get to see or hear DH and JO perform live any more. They were amazing together!

[@middiann]

I saw them live in 2017 and I didn’t think they sounded very good. I was pretty disappointed as a fan of their music. Tears for fears sounded way better!!

[@TheTrumpReaper]

I never got to see them live. 😡🤬

[@tsitracommunications2884]

Mores the pity

[@robertmaybeth3434]

I'm sorry blokes but the Oasis story @ 21:20 is unintentionally hilarious. Liam says he can't perform 1996 MTV unplugged due to sore throat, so "pulls out"...then he heckles Noel from the audience? That's Beavis & Butthead stuff, and how I wish I could have seen that...

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

You ABSOLUTELY have to find the recording, here on KZbin, of The Troggs in the studio, nineteen sixty something. Their West Country accent (British) just makes it all the better. Never fails to cheer me up.

[@robertmaybeth3434]

@@angelamaryquitecontrary4609 great, what's it called? What do i search for?

[@chaosordeal294]

David Gilmour and Roger Waters? They were bigger than almost all of these groups.

[@chaosordeal294]

And if you don't know, MAN, you REALLY don't know.

[@effkay3691]

Absolutely

[@docsavage8640]

@chaosordeal294 they were never a duo

[@effkay3691]

@@docsavage8640 OMG. You’re so smart

[@travisrepp1836]

Tears For Fears got over this over twenty years ago.

[@cheeke11967]

Yeah, he said that at the beginning of the segment.

[@edtietz]

I saw Tears for Fears perform with Hall and Oates probably 8 years ago. It was a great show

[@75aces97]

So moral of the story, band members either die young or live long enough to hate each other. Not on this list, but John and Tom Fogerty didn't speak for the final 30 years of Tom's life. What I've always found interesting is how long musicians can hold grudges. Some of them can apparently stay mad till the end of time.

[@jamescaron6465]

Even worse, they were BROTHERS. Man that was brutal.

[@75aces97]

@@jamescaron6465 they were, although as this list points out, the Gallagher bros and Wilson sisters have had bad blood in the past. I believe the Everly bros went 15 years without speaking at one point. Some of these bands tour and play together so long that they’re like brothers, but sometimes fall out.

[@bigcheese2128]

Friendship/family ties + collaborative art + shared business arrangements = conflict or emotional distance and relationship decay

[@Hexon66]

I won't delve into the other siblings mentioned, but CCR's issues had to do with John being the supreme talent of the band. We all know, first and foremost, the raw, raspy vocals are iconic. Was he a jerk about how he handled it? Were Tom and the others jealous? Who knows. But this is a case were "creative differences" just doesn't hold water.

[@ExestentialCrisis]

😅😂You haven't met my sister. 70 years old and she still holds grudges about crap that happened when she was a teenager.

[@tgfabthunderbird1]

Strummer and Jones did get back together, but not as the Clash. They wrote most of Big Audio Dynamite's second album No. 10 Upping St., and Strummer also produced it. BAD was Jones' attempt at something different and their first two records were excellent.

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

Hunger and poverty can create some great opportunities but once it that goes away then pride, arrogance, greed and envy comes

[@stephenelkington4971]

Very true ivory

[@tsitracommunications2884]

@@ivoryjohnson4662 that an drugs

[@arfriedman4577]

Im glad you posted the timestamp list. Very interesting. I mostly listened to the music. I didnt always pay attention to things written about the bands.

[@peterbland7227]

Interesting video. Most rock creative pairs are still teenagers when they get together. When they become adults, they may not have emotionally mature enough to resolve adult issues. Rock tends to enable prolonged adolescence.

[@Poppa_Capinyoaz]

Not really a genre thing. Just an ego one.

[@ShemsuHor1403]

Pet Shop Boys would never Love you guys- amazing that they are still making incredible music

[@millenniumtowerskelton5143]

Daryl Hall is known to be a very mean individual. He does not acknowledge a son he has. He has Lyme disease that seems excruciating. He is angry. Eddie Van Halen was so talented but could not work with others.

[@alukuhito]

Why doesn't he acknowledge his son? Sounds like Steve Jobs how he ignored his daughter.

[@allexisberry7367]

@@alukuhitoit was a son born outside of his long relationship with Sara Allen. Still a jerk tho. Don’t see Dave Grohl doing this . Lol

[@alukuhito]

@@allexisberry7367 Too bad he's so out of touch and out of time with his own son.

[@crashburn3292]

*"Daryl Hall is known to be a very mean individual. He does not acknowledge a son he has. He has Lyme disease that seems excruciating. He is angry."* Obviously you know Hall very well and haven't just taken some menial headlines you once read and are now acting like you know something about him... Good for you.

[@MarkMay-cr6bv]

@@crashburn3292 And you DO know him? Or are you just another fanboy's who's upset that somebody dares criticize one of his heroes?

[@NotMoriarty1]

this goes to show you never meet your heroes. Everything I’ve ever seen Eddie Van Halen say an interview tells me he was one of the biggest assholes to ever walk the Earth. And it’s jealousy of Randy Rose was really sick.

[@bobgasm1471]

"Show me a hero, and I'll show you a bum" Gregory "Pappy" Boyington.

[@karenglenn6707]

@@NotMoriarty1 you mean Randy Rhodes.

[@MichaelStoneGtr]

Lmfao

[@comatoo]

​@@karenglenn6707pretty sure that was an un-proofread voice to text.

[@dancarter482]

@@comatoo _Laziness!_

[@alukuhito]

If you're including short-term break-ups, like with Heart, then what about when Simon Gallup left The Cure? The band almost disappeared. Robert and Simon were so tense around each other that the band actually broke up. Eventually, Robert got to making more "Cure" music, which was quite different than what came before. Eventually Simon came back after walking up to Robert at a party and pouring a pint of beer over his head. I guess it was his way of showing his frustration, but that he wanted back in.

[@docsavage8640]

Not a duo

[@timapple6586]

Then there was also the rift btn Robert Smith and Siouxsie Sioux when Smith ditched the Banshees only 48hrs before going on tour.

[@mikewilson3581]

At one point during a Clash concert Mick Jones refused to go back onstage and do an encore, so Joe Strummer punched him in the face. There was a lot of blood and Jones did go back onstage for awhile with a bandana wrapped around his face. Jones did leave the stage prematurely to prove his point.

[@TheShipsCat-ef6yw]

Lion-O and Cheetarah from Thundercats never got along off screen.

[@Msboochie2]

😂😂 😂

[@Edman116]

Josie never liked any of the Pussycats either.

[@eagles_s]

SNARF!

[@loommoon2301]

I met Mummraa once at my local post office and he's actually really nice in real life.

[@MaryLambert-f6e]

😂😂😂😂

[@petercofrancesco9812]

Probably a shorter list would be duos who DON'T hate each other.

[@dr-bART]

the Police. Sting vs Copeland.

[@Carl-y2g]

Bullshit!

[@markwalker2627]

Band was a trio

[@JonSmith-oq1vi]

​@@markwalker2627what he meant was copeland and sting were squabbling

[@tsitracommunications2884]

An Copland once scrawled on his drum heads 'f*** off, you'

[@aurinrakkun8589]

A lot of that is taking the piss out of each other. Stewart has said in interviews that they're really close, it's just creative differences.

[@kevinwhelan9607]

This was excellent - thanks for posting.

[@ProjectHysteria]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@effkay3691]

The members of Fleetwood Mac? Basically all of them against all of them

[@ma3stro681]

My band Understorey didn’t even get famous (we were good enough to) in the 2000’s, yet I fell out with my creative partner years later and we’ve hardly spoken for 15 years … 😵

[@User123xc]

Conflict is normal if we’re being honest. Some just handled it better than others

[@fajaradi1223]

Yep, we all have that one neighbour we hate. Or that workmate we didn't like, and many more.

[@Hexon66]

And musical artists are famous for their level-headedness.

[@DMG-e9k]

Duo’s always become resentful whether it’s one better looking than the other or more talented.?l watched the Central Park concert of Simon and Garfunkel and they never once looked at each other so incredibly childish and petty. Big egos personified. Horrid people.

[@clinthowe7629]

There’s something about the younger Daryl Hall that always reminded me of Denis Leary.

[@generaldzaster2022]

Wow Eddie Van Halen was a total asshole , ive been hearing that for years now i know why.

[@khylerin70]

Takes the shine off a bit doesn't it 😒

[@genghiskhan7041]

Yeah, total asshole. Kinda makes me think David Lee Roth was probably in the right when he quit the band.

[@acidwizard6528]

Ever hear the story about how Eddie rolled up on Fred Durst's house in a military tank and then put a gun to his head? Look it up, it's wild.

[@TheRetroWoman80]

I guess that's why he and Valerie didn't last.

[@mikedown1250]

@@acidwizard6528 RESPECT

[@RCT1963]

No Robinson brothers from the Black Crowes?

[@coreyabell6332]

Who are they

[@Hexon66]

@@coreyabell6332 They are the band Oasis was trying to emulate when they did "Some Might Say".

[@coreyabell6332]

@Hexon66 No I meant who are the brothers

[@tsitracommunications2884]

@@coreyabell6332 Noel an Liam Gallagher

[@coreyabell6332]

@@tsitracommunications2884 I mean from The Black Crowes?

[@MontyMcDaniel-vb4xr]

Brian Wilson vs. Mike Love Al Jardine vs. Mike Love Dennis Wilson vs. Mike Love

[@ConstableHandsy]

Mike Love vs Mike Love 😮

[@neilburns8869]

Tears for Fears: It sounds as if the problem was the type of person that Orzabal is, he's just very different to Curt and while Smith just wanted to keep it simple Roland wanted to try tons of different ideas and obviously Curt couldn't really understand why he wanted to do all the extra work.

[@dancarter482]

Orzabal produced/co-wrote and played on _Love in the time of Science_ which is fantastic ~ boy's a bit talented!

[@nelsonmorgan2356]

That’s the soul of rock and roll. It brings people together.

[@ryvr2037]

Imagine not getting along with monster egos like Paul Simons or Darryl Halls or Lennons?

[@drmusic3641]

I've read many unflattering stories about Simon. Especially the one about Los Lobos during the recording of "Graceland" and how he ripped off a song from them during the sessions and then afterwards they never even got paid for the sessions.

[@ryvr2037]

@@drmusic3641 you donteven really need to rely on anything but himself.ive never seen anyone more pompous and narcissistic. But karma is a bitch, just likr his current wife is. i know shes been charged at least once for dimestic violence.

[@barbaraperry5023]

i have always felt rather sorry for the Simon & Garfunkel dynamic - I think Paul Simon had a little of the short-statured man thing happening(I call it 'bantam rooster syndrome', where they are constantly aggressive and ready to fly at anyone because they are so small in size; seen it frequently among jockeys) as well as a very reasonable amount of jealousy that the beautiful music he wrote sounded better with Art's voice than just his own. 😢

[@drmusic3641]

Add: Chris and Rich Robinson Ray and Dave Davies Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies Brian Wilson and Mike Love Steve Tyler and Joe Perry Lou Gramm and Mick Jones An interesting note about the Everly Brothers Knotts Berry Farm debacle is that Warren Zevon had just joined as their pianist and musical conductor. The fight took him and the band totally off guard and standing there as the fight ensued. Also in the band that day was guitarists Waddy Wachtel.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

I bloody love Warren Zevon. I think he might have been more famous here in the UK than in his home country, though. I get so upset when I hear the amazing opening of 'Werewolves of London' and it turns into that ghastly song about Alabama.

[@Hexon66]

@@angelamaryquitecontrary4609 Zevon was immensely popular in America, virtually had a residency with David Letterman's TV show. But he never was a huge pop sensation. I don't think Werewolves would come in the top 10 for most Zevon fans. One of the best (and ironically, worst) things about UK music appreciation is that a lot of great music gets exposed to people.... but an awful lot of junk, too!

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

@@Hexon66 Well, that told me! I shall sit in the corner and cry. A while back, BBC Radio 2 (biggest music channel here) asked listeners to suggest the best intro to a song, and Werewolves of London won the poll handsomely. WZ's son spoke on the programme, and said that his father would have loved it, and he also said that HE THOUGHT HIS FATHER WAS MORE POPULAR IN THE UK THAN THE USA! (Capital letter choice, mine.) I'm still in the corner, crying, so I hope you're bloody well sorry, and that you have a better sense of humour than many of your compatriots.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

Oh, and maybe you could provide a short list of the junk you believe was served to the avid, yet undiscerning audience. If you include the band I was in, I may never write to you again. Choose wisely.

[@tsitracommunications2884]

Bun E Carlos an the rest of c h eap trick

[@JosephMiller-gh6mv]

The sister group heart was amazing live her voice unreal and how the other played guitar at her age was a wow

[@jeffoff7795]

Fleetwood Mac should have gotten a little more attention. The bitter songs born out of that relationship are some greatest. Still it's an interesting video. I didn't realize there was so much animosity between Mick and Keith. I'm glad it didn't stop them from making music.

[@martinschulz9381]

We love to feed on these stories, but with fame fortune and success it's nearly impossible for these bands to not start fighting. All the complicated problems...trappings and constantly being with each other. Good video.

[@kaizerdxd]

I love how Wham! isn't here

[@1MoTimeRound]

You're a wizard, Roland.

[@mckenziepictures]

0:51 Heart 3:10 Sammy Hagar Eddie Van Halen 5:58 Jagger and Richards 8:43 Tears For Fears 10:10 Hall And Oates 12:28 Simon and Garfunkel 14:40 Slash and Axl 16:22 Phil Anselmo Dimebag Darrell 18:04 Mick Jones and Joe Strummer 20:34 Liam Gallagher Noel Gallagher 20:07 John Lennon Paul McCartney 23:45 Lauren Hill Wyclef Jean 25:27 Everly Bros

[@DocAnaStasia]

Just saw tears for fears in concert not long ago. Great night.

[@countquackula8539]

Songs from the Big Chair was an amazing album. I don't get why they had to complicate their third album.

[@raymondbonington9355]

The keyboard player in the bit with tears for fears is Andy Davis of korgies and stackridge fame and also was uncredited on John Lennons imagine album 👍

[@iuopunderstandyourjokes9914]

I think that modern talking deserved a place on this list. They weren't that popular in north America but they were very popular on every other continent and their breakup story is also pretty interesting in my opinion

[@Scheherasad]

Thomas Anders would have been not that successful without Dieter Bohlen, nevertheless DB is a terrible human

[@thermionix]

The immense talent of having to ask Stewart Copeland how to hold drumsticks 🤣

[@ms.krueger2660]

Omg Shame on her sis for taking her husbands side. He assaulted her son, a kid. He needed to be arrested. If my husband did that I would call the cops on him myself!! 😳

[@purpleroom101]

Oh please!! When ever did the boys of Tears for Fears publically ridicule each other or bitch about each other or write derogatory books about each other??? They aren't Kiss!!

[@jamescaron6465]

Curt wrote "The Sun King" about Roland and Roland wrote "Fish out of water" and "Mr Pessimist" about Curt. they didn't go public, but they sure turned it into song.

[@purpleroom101]

@@jamescaron6465 Exactly. They did not make it public. Unless you knew the background to those songs, nobody would know. I will look them up, but I certainly did not know this until you've told me.✌️

[@IamSaralinka]

7:33 Lmao Keith promoting Mick’s solo album by “dissing it”. What a great friend 😁

[@timnoble1385]

Axl Rose went off the deep end of lead singer egomania around the time of the Use Your Illusion records. Phil Anselmo calling that band Pantera is an insult to the memory of the Abbott brothers.

[@ApothecaryGrant]

Mick Jagger ruffled Charlie Watts’ feathers too

[@michellemiles9966]

Another duo that could be added to the list is Loggins and Messina. Fortunately, they reconciled their friendship but they spent many years estranged.

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

If one of them had their own tour bus I think their relationship was pretty rocky already.

[@Blowinshiddup]

On the upside, now we have the comedy duo "Garfunkel and Oates".

[@Beth-l4i]

Really no different then regular people who's around each other all the time. Fights are gonna happen

[@saraanderson6615]

Garfunkel was my favorite of that duo, just as Oates is my favorite of that duo.

[@davedruid7427]

I thought Eddie had a falling out with David Lee instead of it being with Hagar.

[@dougkennedy4906]

He fell out with both.

[@squirellmaster1]

Sounds like Eddie had fallings out with many people.

[@barbaraperry5023]

I think perhaps the big issue with Eddie's falling out with people had substance abuse at its core. Such a shame.

[@75aces97]

He fell out with both. And Michael Anthony. And Valerie Bertinelli. And his accountant (probably, I don't know). Eddie V and Axl Rose are examples of the old saying: if you been divorced 5 times, maybe it's you.

[@omosango7870]

Eddie fell out with nearly everyone he knew

[@peterderidder9922]

AND there bands who still together after 45 years like the B 52's and still could live together for a next 45 years...

[@ProjectHysteria]

Yes

[@raygunsforronnie847]

Cory Wells and Danny Hutton, 2 of the 3 dogs night. The only thing they could agree on is how much they blamed Chuck Negron for the disintegration of the band, to the point they wouldn't fly on the same aircraft or even stay in the same hotels when possible. The quote about flying was "If I'm gonna die in a plane crash, it's not gonna be with sonofabitch." Bad money management and trusting the wrong people in the first 15 years of Three Dog left all the band members broke and they continued to play out of necessity.

[@tsitracommunications2884]

@@raygunsforronnie847 along with egos an worse of all, drugs. P s., it's dog not dogs

[@NightBear01]

Ann and Nancy Wilson have a horribly long history of hating each other ever since Nancy slept with Ann's boyfriend back in the 1970s. One of the reasons they have so few hits for such a long history is because they have feuded for decades.

[@justingutube]

the tipping point is an incredible album. listen. I promise it's great.

[@MontyMcDaniel-vb4xr]

Tommy Shaw vs. Dennis DeYoung

[@tsitracommunications2884]

@@MontyMcDaniel-vb4xr hear hear they were the lennon an McCartney of styx with James young as their george harrison

[@MontyMcDaniel-vb4xr]

@tsitracommunications2884 I couldn't have said that any better!

[@mucaslatos]

Just a very important correction: when telling the story about Tears for Fears’ fallout, the narrator jumps straight to 2022 with The Tipping Point relase, but Curt Smith returned to TFF in 2003 to record and release Everybody Loves a Happy Ending along with Orzabal, and stayed in the band ever since doing lots of tours. The story is missing SO MUCH detail.

[@RayRodriguez-nx3bc]

To bad Eddie wasn't as good as a human being as he was a guitarist!🎸

[@alukuhito]

On the other hand, it was only Hagar. Roth was the best VH singer by far. All of their best songs were with him.

[@Peachy-keen-y1b]

😅😅😅😅​@@alukuhito

[@seansullivan7131]

Isn’t funny though, that they sold way more albums with Hagar. I like both versions of the band. Too bad substance abuse always ruins a good thing.

[@alukuhito]

@@seansullivan7131 Sometimes that happens. U2 was a good band in the 80s, but since then they've made tons of money despite the crappy music of the past 30+ years.

[@MarkMay-cr6bv]

@@seansullivan7131 They sold more records with Hagar because they morphed into a Top 40 band with a great guitar player that wrote, with a few very notable exceptions, far more generic and less clever songs that brought more girls and more middle-of-the-road fans into the music. Also, the original band came out pre-MTV. By the time Hagar joined Van Halen was far more accessible to a generation that had been too young to appreciate the band in its early years. I've loved Sammy since Montros, and I own all the VH albums with him in the band. But I'd have much preferred Van Halen continue with Roth and Sammy continue with his solo albums.

[@gogoyubari366]

Great artists!

[@ahsatan8997]

Jane’s addiction recent spat onstage was a real bummer too

[@stephenelkington4971]

Really ? I thought it was hilarious !

[@creakimoi2958]

to be fair to Hagar, Eddie Van Halen was already well known for having issues getting along with people. I'm surprised the feud of him and David Lee Roth wasn't mentioned.

[@jessiehermit9503]

Why would Anne stand by her husband in that incident? What's wrong with her?

[@Jesterpec666]

The Simon and Garfunkel split was more complicated then stated here. According to Simon the partnership became unequal, with Simon writing and arranging the songs and Garfunkel just expecting that to happen. The film was an issue as it overran but tgat wasn't the only thing that strained the partnership.

[@jdevivre7512]

Simon and Garfunkel: cracks began showing early on?? Had their first hit in 1957 and broke up in 1970!

[@carlariggs525]

I guess familiarity DOES breed contempt. The bad part is when it's over finances and they failed to get legal help and work it out in the beginning.

[@SeanPowell-p4v]

The Fugees “Killing Me Softly” was a re-making of a Roberta Flack hit from the 1970’s.

[@davidrice3337]

The way the Wilson sisters treated their ex husbands at the induction ceremony for the Hall of Fame says volumes - those guys are the ones who actually wrote the 70s Heart music - the difference between the MTV yrs and the earlier stuff is painfully obvious - $$ does strange things to people

[@jamescaron6465]

They weren't ex husbands, they were boyfriends, but otherwise you are correct. Roget and Mike Fisher wrote the best songs and had the vision for the band. I'm just stunned they didn't copyright the name and service marks so they could not have been summarily dumped without a major legal hassle as they started and named the band.

[@marymitchell8986]

I don't know what happened at the ceremony but I can tell you that Ann and Nancy wrote their earlier music when they were in the band. If you look at Dreamboat Annie alone you'll see they wrote on every track. The 80's stuff was a product of record company limitations on creativity, which was stifling great music writers across the board. The Wilson sisters have always had a massive input to Heart since they joined way back.

[@jamescaron6465]

@@marymitchell8986 They were on the credits, but Roger Fisher wrote the music and Howard Leese handled the arraignments while Mike "flicker" fisher produced I know this because I talked to Howard at length , guitar sound and production, particularly on little queen.

[@marymitchell8986]

The sisters were more than simply on the credits, they wrote every single song on Dreamboat Annie and the vast majority of songs on subsequent albums. You make them sound more like helpers than actual contributors to the albums which brought them great success, and major contributors at that. The Wilson sisters brought Heart to the attention of the rock world with their talents and to refute that is just nuts imo. I'm aware of contributions put in by other band members which polished the end product but you only have to look at Heart's discography from any information source to see the massive success and contribution made by the Wilson sisters. I'm intrigued as to what Howard told you in this conversation you say you had with him, something doesn't add up if he's given you the impression that they simply helped while he did all the work. If he was that good then why did the band have such little commercial success before the Wilson sisters joined, food for thought indeed.

[@jamescaron6465]

@@marymitchell8986 OK if what you say is true. When why, after the Fisher brothers and Leese left the band, they were FORCED by their record company (after being dropped by Epic, BTW) to hire outside writers to write songs for them) people don't suddenly lose their ability to write song all of a sudden. It just does not happen. Nody is saying they did not contribute nor deserve their share of the writing credits, but to say they were the only ones to write songs. does not add up. In fact there was a documentary on the band where the fisher brothers AND the WIlson sister both said their was a big split at that time where the sisters went off with their friend Sue Ennis to write Dog and Butterfly. That album is very different than the previous two (I could Heartless at more or less a legal bootleg) and then the following album after that was totally different. (it also didn't well very well comparatively nor does it get much airplay compare to the first two). Leese was very precise as to who used what (Fender amps in the studio, Music man live because they required less maintenance for example) down the setting and types of pickups Roger and he used. He was very hands on the production. and knew exactly the sounds they were trying to achieve. WHy did they turn into a hair band in the late 80's ? Remember this trend: First two albums, regarded at their best and gets most airplay. Albums after that, slow decline in sales and airplay until dropped by record label and had to bring in outside writers in order to stay on new label. reinvents into hair band. Here's is a similar trend: best regarded AC/DC albums and gets most airplay. The ones with Bon Scott. The ones regarded and not the best and get the least airplay. The ones without Bon Scott. What's the difference? Bon Scott.