Top 10 Feuds Between Guitarists And Singers

These music feuds are the stuff of legends! For this list, we’ll be looking at the most volatile feuds between singers and guitarists in music history. Our countdown includes Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel, Eddie Van Halen & David Lee Roth, Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks, and more! Did we miss any notable feuds? Let us know in the comments below.
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[@bernerandgoldenmom7143]

Speaking of Oasis, Richard Ashcroft and Nick McCabe of The Verve clashed quite brilliantly.

[@BALDJIMI]

@@bernerandgoldenmom7143 Libertines as well

[@NotSteve88]

Steven Tyler refers to himself and Joe Perry as the toxic twins. They’ve definitely had their ups & downs

[@timothyyetter7830]

Morrissey and Johnny Marr

[@KG-Lime]

Dave "The Snake" Sabo and Sebastian Bach (Skid Row). Feud between John Lennon and Paul McCartney was way too famous though I do not categorize them as "the Guitarist and the Singer." a singer and a singer, a songwriter and a songwriter, could be a singer and a bassist, or rather, a music genius and another genius.

[@LThunders138]

Joey and Johnny Ramone, Joe Perry and Steven Tyler, Morrissey and Johnny Marr all belongs to this list.

[@dzombie5776]

Thank you

[@NewhamMatt]

I was wondering if Johnny and Joey would be Number 1. Genuinely surprised they didn't make it at all. John and Tom Fogerty should probably have been included too.

[@kennethschultz4910]

Morrissey feuds with everybody.

[@bencharlie9509]

Joe Perry loathes Steven with good reason as you all have seen in recent news on his past with underaged girls.

[@alexmarquis5794]

Exactly. Plus Mike Love with the remainder of the Beach Boys.

[@vitaming582]

5:16 Dave was Van Halen's first lead vocalist, not the second. Naming the band Van Halen was Roth's idea.

[@ryandonovan5895]

EVH was the original vocalist. The name change (from Mammoth) came after Dave joined the band.

[@ZERBOTHEGREAT]

@@ryandonovan5895 Making Diamond Dave the first lead vocalist for Van Halen.

[@ryandonovan5895]

@@ZERBOTHEGREAT uh huh...right...so when a band/artist doesn't change its lineup but does change its name (not to mention the namesake of the band was in the group before Dave), that makes them "new"? Interesting logic. Wonder what you thought when Prince changed his name all those times.

[@ZERBOTHEGREAT]

@@ryandonovan5895 Let me start by saying that I wasn't trying to be snarky; just stating an opinion. As far as Prince goes; the man was egomaniacal and was subject to do anything on a whim. Eddie and Alex were in a couple of bands before settling on the name Van Halen. The original lineup of Mammoth was Eddie, Alex and a dude named Mark Stone on Bass. Stone was eventually replaced by Michael "Heavenly Background Vocals" Anthony. Diamond Dave came along shortly their after and suggested the name to the brothers and the rest is history. I was just saying that when they took on the name of Van Halen Dave was the lead singer and thus the first lead singer for Van Halen. No snark intended.

[@JoeSiegler]

Bit surprised Waters & Gilmour isn't #1 on this.

[@VMan29397]

yeah especially with recent events only fueling their feud further

[@andrewpappas9311]

I was also surprised they weren’t at least in the Top 5

[@adamhearne2825]

I mean Liam and an Noel probably deserved #1 tbf just listen to Oasis - Wibbling rivalry and that was around the time they quite liked each other.

[@villain68]

I agree

[@cmgt5848]

Same.

[@kris242]

My dad always used to tell me this story (and I certainly can’t guarantee the truth to it, but I’ve definitely found sooommeee validity to it from personal research): There was a guy in my dad’s architecture classes who just… wasn’t getting the hang of it. He tried incredibly hard every day to master the art and science of it… but it just wasn’t happening. One day, the professor took this guy aside in the middle of class with a really heavy heart and straight up broke the news to him. “You just don’t have what it takes to do this kind of career.” My dad and the other students sadly watched as this guy grabbed all of his equipment in class and walked out with his head hung low. A few years later, that same guy was on stage singing alongside Paul Simon. He found his place in life. ❤️

[@drew1964able]

This is not an uncommon story told about most famous musicians in some form, whether it be their parents or teachers or even bands that discarded them. Lennon was told he was making a mistake by auntie Mimi. Jimi Hendrix kicked out of Little Richard’s and Isley Brother’s bands. Elvis was told by a school music teacher he had no particular acumen to hold a tune. CCR were rejected by Bill Graham when they asked to play at Fillmore West in ‘68. Mick Jagger turned down Stevie Ray Vaughn on Stone’s label because he didn’t want to promote a hillbilly, the Beatles were rejected by Decca. Syd Barrett kicked out of a band that mourned their decision, dedicating at least two entire albums proclaiming his genius, their love for him and his influence. Hell, Paul Simon himself said Dylan had no talent many times. It should be said that these setbacks may have sparked a determination to succeed. These musicians often cite these rejections in their art, interviews and memoirs as key motivating events that drove them into a near revenge-like ambition to prove their detractors wrong. As I think of musicians, a good % of them tell this same story. But I never heard this story before so I am grateful you shared it, especially as it has such a direct and personal link to you. Best, Andy.

[@matthewcranney6576]

In the Vivian Campbell and Dio fued it's obvious that Dio was the one with biggest ego considering Vivian has gotten along with his bandmates in Def Leppard for over 30 years.

[@metalinyourhead3604]

I agree with you there. Ronnie was certainly a nice person, but I’ve noticed in so many interviews that he puts down almost everyone he’s been around. Ozzy, Vivian, Ritchie Blackmore, you name them he put them down. I remember him saying in an interview that he would’ve made it without his time Rainbow, even though Elf was about to be canned from their record label.

[@myredenvelopes]

What about John and Tom Fogerty, of Creedence Clearwater Revival? It's been about 50 years they split, and Tom had to rename the band in order to avoid a lawsuit by John. And then they're Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith. In the early 1980s, arguments between the two which were fueled by drug use led to Joe being kicked out of the band. Fortunately, a few years later, Run-DMC reunited them, and Aerosmith enjoyed a renaissance that lasted for nearly two decades.

[@jonarmond8270]

Joe Perry and Steven Tyler were literally called the "Toxic Twins".

[@Ravenstorm163]

It was because they did too much drugs and alcohol together

[@davidmellish3295]

That was cause of all the cocaine, nothing to do with them fighting each other

[@skylineXpert]

Noel & Liam tops everything...

[@andrewpappas9311]

Yeah, it’s still just sad that they’ll never make up. Like, the fact that they’re literally brothers just makes their petty arguments even more pathetic to be honest

[@rmarieshen862]

Very surprised to not see CCR on this list. I would like to see a list of top bands that treated all of their members (or remaining members) well longterm, also. I think it is just as interesting to examine how freindship and support evolve over time, and I think some of the stories you could uncover would be fantastic and lesser known.

[@firesideshats]

All that was caused by the rest of the band apart from John Fogerty giving up there rights.

[@ramdizzle9133]

Zeppelin is a prime example of treating legacy and band members great. When bonham died, they called it quits as a band.

[@superxDification]

Top 10 wholesome band dynamics

[@Grndl42]

Joey and Johnny Ramone should have been here for sure!

[@gordonmills2748]

Saying that Eddie Van Halen held his fire about Dave is simply wrong. He gave several interviews to guitar magazines where he accused Roth of having "LSD" or "lead singer's disease." When Sammy joined, he stated: "We're a band of all musicians now." Of course, Ed had a falling out with Sammy later, but he was not quiet about his beef with Dave.

[@mrguzman0513]

David Lee Roth is the first lead singer for Van Halen.

[@jacobglover4854]

WatchMojo never fails to fail

[@kennethschultz4910]

Actually before they were called VA Halen they were called Mammoth with Eddie as singer bcs David wasn't a member yet. So yes DLR is technically the second lead singer.

[@sicily7220]

@@kennethschultz4910 Van Halens started a new band called Van Halen (Named as suggestion from DLR), so Van Halen is not continuation of Mammoth. At least this is my understanding.

[@DukeHalliday-cv4fx]

Surprised KISS Wasn't On The List

[@DukeHalliday-cv4fx]

Same With Black Sabbath

[@michaelburns2994]

How Don Dokken and George Lynch of the band, Dokken, missed this list, is a true mystery.

[@bk9954]

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. They hardly spoke to each other and separate contracts for their duo performances.But when on stage on they forgot about their dislike for each other, their music together was so special.

[@jordanwhetson320]

You could’ve probably put Ritchie Blackmore vs. Everybody as 1-10.

[@Dremeli]

Hah, indeed.

[@DinsdalePiranha67]

No kidding! The main reason he left Deep Purple was because he disagreed with David Coverdale over the band's musical direction. And similar disagreements led to Ronnie James Dio quitting Rainbow.

[@jchow5966]

Great episode!!!!!!!!!!!😊

[@marshalbaek5580]

Roger Waters stepped up big time when Syd Barrett left the band. David gives Roger credit for doing great. But Roger's success in the role made him become very stubborn on how he wanted things to sound. One story in particular is the song "Comfortably Numb" - apparently the two where not happy with the tempo or timing on the song - they couldn't agree. Both dug in, both got a few things adjusted and David said something to the effect that neither one of us still hears the same thing and neither one of us is probably right. David is a good guy. The band went on to make some awesome music - one of my favorites is "Learning To Fly." The tone and "sound" of Pink Floyd definitely remained in tact without Roger. Too bad he couldn't see their sound was truly collaborative...

[@ARIXANDRE]

I love it when my two favourite bands top Watchmojo lists, even if it's a sad one.

[@lonelyman1967]

You didn't mention John and Tom Fogerty from Creedence Clearwater Revival

[@drew1964able]

They never reconciled and the surviving John says he is not troubled by it at all. I am 60 and my 65 yr brother died last month…it does not trouble me that we never became close and I avoided all of his services. We were in a band for 22 years. He resented that he had to share anything with me my entire life while when young i worshipped my older brother. A weird dynamic about love; that if you love someone it lasts even if you wind up not liking each other; whereas, if you only like someone (not love them) you can simply stop liking them and things are resolved.

[@lonelyman1967]

@Drew Lowfner I know they never reconcile which is messed up. That's why I believe it should have been on the list as well.

[@Revcharge]

- Ozzy and Tony, Black Sabbath. Ozzy once sued Tony over the name of Black Sabbath. Ozzy has stated in some interviews that he can't stand Tony. - Joey and Johnny, The Ramones. Joey his a liberal, Johnny is a conservative. KKK took my baby away was said to be a dis by Joey to Johnny.

[@rooktheradical1]

David Lee Roth wasn't Van Halen's second singer.

[@akfreed6949]

He wasn't their first . They were just a three piece before Dave joined the band .

[@marshalbaek5580]

@@akfreed6949 Who sang out of the 3 before DLR got there? I was a teenager back then - I don't remember hearing about them until "Running With The Devil" came out.

[@akfreed6949]

@@marshalbaek5580 wrong

[@akfreed6949]

@@marshalbaek5580 Ed sang AND played guitar . The main reason Roth got in the band is he owned an amp they borrowed all the time . After awhile they just hired him as singer .

[@marshalbaek5580]

@@akfreed6949 Ha! Awesome! Thanks for the reply! I had no idea that's how they started!

[@gdaniels80]

Chris and Rich Robinson! How many times of the Crowes broken up and gotten back together

[@jimbrentar]

you left out Styx (DeYoung vs. Shaw and Young), CCR (John and Ton Fogarty) and the Everly Brothers

[@casey4602]

I wasn't aware Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora are no longer friends nor speaking to each other until I recently viewed a rockumentary

[@BauerandBagwell]

Astonishing how Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora didn’t make the list. After a few years of rumours about Richie’s unprofessionalism caused by too much drink, he just quit the band mid tour and didn’t even give them a word of warning- just didn’t show up to the venue. If that didn’t earn a place on the list, I don’t know what does tbh!

[@sciencevssara]

There is so much more to that whole situation than what Jon has carefully lead people to believe about it, but without writing a whole page about the shifting dynamic of that band in the past 15 years, I'll just say I think the reason it's not on the list is because there's never been any malice between them and the door has always been open for Richie's return. Jon has stated that himself. Yes, there was tension for awhile, but they did reunite for their RnRHOF induction and reportedly are on good terms and have even been in contact with each other.

[@cryptkicker71]

Richie stepped away from the band to be with his daughter and to get clean. It's appears that Richie will be coming back into the Bon Jovi fold. I haven't seen the band since Richie left. I know Jon's voice is not like it used to be. I like Dio, but many will say he was an egomaniac...only surpassed by his wife. Vivian's talent is his talent, Ronnie did not create him, he stifled his songwriting. Whitesnake, Riverdogs, Shadow Kings, Def Leppard, Last in Line...Vivian is an incredible talent, and a very, very nice guy.

[@ethanwork764]

Deep Purple should be way higher. Those two DESPISE each other so much that Blackmore couldnt bother to show up to DP’s Rock and Roll HOF induction

[@someguy7993]

As I recall, Blackmore was very specifically not invited to be at the induction by the other band members. He didn't just burn bridges, he vaporized them.

[@NITE_SHIFTING]

5:17 Wasn't David Lee Roth VAN HALEN 's first lead vocalist?

[@thelakeman5207]

When it comes to a popular group, never mess with the chemistry. That's what got you there.

[@bencharlie9509]

One thing you failed to mention in your Fleetwood Mac segment is after Lindsay and Stevie broke up, she started dating Mick Fleetwood. Can you imagine the conflict generated by that triangle? You should’ve filled out that picture completely. 😊

[@andrewpappas9311]

Wait, she actually got with Mick? I actually never knew that, that really adds to the awkwardness of the Rumours sessions when Mick was the one watching the growing conflict between Stevie and Lindsay and John & Christine McVie

[@allthatyoutouch3164]

​@@andrewpappas9311 Yep. Stevie said it herself.

[@andrewpappas9311]

@@allthatyoutouch3164 Wow, interesting

[@allthatyoutouch3164]

@@andrewpappas9311 I think there was a lot of cocaine use at the time.

[@martharunstheworld]

The Kinks are the most underrated band in rock history. The Fighting Davies Brothers, as they were known for.... nearly tore the band apart, but, they also were the source of amazing songs.

[@drew1964able]

Tho I love the Beatles and Stones, the best music from UK in mid sixties was made by the Kinks; overall. The Beatles had great melodies, maybe better than the Kinks but Ray’s lyrical crafting was superior until the Beatles caught up to them on Rubber Soul. I would add that The Animals were making better rock and roll than any of them for those early years. The Zombies were terrific too but I agree the Kinks are the most under appreciated band probably of all time, not that you should care what I think…lol.

[@edwardandrews1381]

The Kinks were by far the most " Over rated " band !!

[@abe1392]

@@edwardandrews1381 If you think they’re overrated you should listen to pop songs and stay away from rock n roll.

[@abe1392]

They are one of the most underrated rock bands ever alongside with The Lovin’ Spoonful. Even tho I love to name CCR as one of the underrated bands but they are big enough for that.

[@matthewashton1293]

shut up

[@Mysterio-hk9gj]

David Gilmour / Rodger Waters DLR / EVH Sammy Hagar / EVH Rodger Daultrey / Pete Townsend Steven Tyler / Joe Perry Ozzy Osbourne / Tony Iommi James Hetfield / Dave Mustaine Axl Rose / Slash Lou Gramm / Mick Jones Mick Jagger / Keith Richards Robert Plant / Jimmy Page Black Crowes Robinson Bros The Kinks Davies Bros Glen Frey / Don Felder Paul Stanley / Ace Frehley David Coverdale / John Sykes Mike Tramp / Vito Bratta Don Dokken / George Lynch Ronnie James Dio / Vivian Campbell Marilyn Manson / John 5 Brett Michaels / CC Deville Fred Durst / Wes Borland Joe Elliot / Pete Willis Prince / Dez Dickerson Jon Bon Jovi / Ritchie Sambora Sebastian Bach / Dave Sabo Dave Mustaine / Jeff Young Jim Morrison / Robbie Kreiger Derrick St Holmes / Ted Nugent Paul Stanley / Vinnie Vincent

[@letitbeknown8126]

When i was a kid back in the early 80's, i remember being at Showbiz Pizza and one time when the Rock-afire Explosion band took a break i looked under the curtain and saw Fatz ( the vocalist/keyboard playing gorilla) and Billy Bob ( the guitarist bear off to the side) getting ready to exchange blows........I'm serious........😀😀😀

[@kristinadospoy7347]

Is that so?!?

[@letitbeknown8126]

@@kristinadospoy7347 WOULD I LIE ABOUT SOMETHING LIKE THAT???............😃😃😃

[@kristinadospoy7347]

@@letitbeknown8126 no. I remember Showbiz Pizza Place. I had my 11th birthday party there back in 1988

[@letitbeknown8126]

@@kristinadospoy7347 I had a few parties there myself and went to several friend's parties there as well. By the way, i wasn't yelling at you in my last message, i apologize if you thought i was. And no, there never was a fight. I was just kidding. Forgive my goofy sense of humor👍😃

[@kristinadospoy7347]

@@letitbeknown8126 that's okay. You didn't yell at me. Showbiz was a fun place. Too bad it's no longer around. We were so lucky to have a lot of great places to hang out as kids back in the 80's

[@devonbuffington2718]

You should do a second list. CCR, Dokken, Hall and Oats, James Hetfield & Dave Mustane, Tony Iommi and Ozzy, Neal Schon and Steve Perry

[@devinfaucette]

Not really Neal Schon vs Steve Perry as much as it was Journey vs Steve Perry....

[@jamesbrinner3678]

The Fall, lead singer and basically the band Mark E Smith worked with over 40 musicians, and had numerous fist fights with his band mates on and off stage. I saw them 15 years ago and the gig was abandoned after 15 mins because he started a fight with the drummer I think, bless his soul. Great band mind Also, Jonestown Massacre often had fights during gigs

[@jamesbrinner3678]

..and Morrissey and Jonny Marr

[@drew1964able]

I have read Paul Rodgers (Bad Co.); a black belt, used to beat the shit out some band mates for being too drunk or not being sincere in their efforts to give their absolute best. Pete Townshend admits Roger Daltrey bullied and beat him up, saying ‘Roger was a street punk who used his fists to communicate his anger’. I think Sting and Stuart Copeland came to blows after Shea Stadium show…both self absorbed egomaniacs.

[@michaeladolph7134]

I love them, went to see the fall at factory in Manchester and mark was such a character.... But still great music. Still have the tourposter from this gig hanging up in my flat...

[@chrisatkinson4295]

You missed the Knopfler brothers Mark and David in Dire Straits

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I didn't know that

[@iraford5788]

Cool music feuds.

[@AlkinSlice]

The thumbnail got me to click 🤣 love pink floyd

[@AutumnGemKitty]

I had a feeling Axl and Slash were gonna be on the list or honorable mentions. I have seen some people talk about their feud with each other on other videos based on them. I'm not sure if Tom Morello and Zach de la Roacha of Rage Against The Machine had a feud with each other, but that could be the reason on their breakup in 2000 (Glad they are back since 2007 a.k.a the year I was born)

[@hotdogflavouredmilkshake]

They're just doing it for the money now. Cause the damage has already been done years ago. There was a shit ton of money being involved to have Slash come back and be involved in the reunion. It's obvious lol. They've been touring non stop since their reunion back in 2016 but yet still no album lol

[@mattalan6618]

@@hotdogflavouredmilkshake wasnt that the same year Chinese Democracy was released?

[@AutumnGemKitty]

​@@mattalan6618 That was in 2008

[@mattalan6618]

@@AutumnGemKitty was it? wow where does the time go?

[@kaydenchan7093]

I’m sure Steve Perry vs Neal Schon vs Jonathan Cain can be a worthy mention, especially with the lawsuits.

[@l.salisbury1253]

Don Dokken v. George Lunch Tony Iommi v. Ozzy Tony Iommi v. Dio Johnny Ramone v. Joey Ramone Pete Townsend v. Roger Daltery John Foggerty v. Tom Foggerty Ace Frealy v. KISS Vinnie Vincent v. KISS

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Vince Neil ate George's lunch.

[@emmahartvig9966]

The feud between Don Dokken and George Lynch are the reason Dokken broke up

[@geviesanta3631]

I had a feeling that John Lennon and Paul Mccarthy would be on here

[@Inglese001]

Happily, they made up.

[@sonofawil]

“Feuds between a vocalist and a singer”… wait, what?

[@brandonburg226]

Joe Perry and Steven Tyler in the 70's , should have been on the list .

[@bencharlie9509]

What do you mean in the 70s? They still don’t get along at all. Joe is a family man and Steven is not by any stretch.

[@annebentley1728]

Chris and Rich Robinson. The Black Crowes seems to split up every time they tour for a few years before they can bury the hatchet to play again

[@freddiemolinajr.8397]

Good video

[@christophermerlot3366]

Sebastian Bach and both guitarists in Skid Row.

[@garyskadra5236]

Eddie Van Halen & Sammy Hagar weren't exactly buddies either when they split up

[@bencharlie9509]

Van Halen is a weird situation. Alex and Eddie ganged up on people. Think Anthony. And yes, Hagar. Hagar was actually fired over the phone. Don’t know about their situation with Gary Cherone but it probably wasn’t the most peachy either.

[@joanhoffmann871]

And the common denominator? Not Dave or Sammy. Eddie didn’t like lead singers.

[@steveouk90126]

More recently: Jon Anderson & Steve Howe of Yes. Founding member Jon had been with the band thru nigh every incarnation of Yes since 1968, but had throat/lungs trouble in the late noughties. Nevertheless, Howe insisted the band continue without him with a few different singers, putting out albums with Benoit David (later re-recorded with Trevor Horn) and Jon Davison. Anderson then got together with Yes alumni Rick Wakeman and Trevor Rabin for a rival band playing much of the same material before they were all inducted into the RRHOF. Regrettably, the two have not been working together since.

[@hotdogflavouredmilkshake]

David Gilmour and Roger Waters needs to get their shit together man. Pink Floyd is my favorite band of all time. They were untouchable 🔥🔥

[@VMan29397]

That's never gonna happen. Especially when Roger came out and outright denied Russia's war crimes in Ukraine. Remember David Gilmour's grandkids are part Ukrainian so supporting ukraine is important to him

[@Erii-]

John and Paul were able to reconcile before lennons passing and they even made a movie about it.

[@victorwinters36]

I really do miss Eddie Van Halen and Glen Frey. Even Jeffrey Dahmer appears in this video at 8:59.

[@eddiejoewalt7746]

THAT EVAN PETERS!

[@victorwinters36]

@@eddiejoewalt7746 I know that. He played him.

[@alanpreston1822]

Fights between singers and guitarists... Still waiting for the segment of the video where David Gilmour fights with himself.

[@grayshigami6797]

Top 10 pop stars whose careers suddenly died Katy Perry Justin Timberlake LMFAO

[@TheNjackets]

Noel and Liam rightly top the list, Waters and Gilmour should be 2nd though.

[@MrMarcprudhomme1]

I'd have included James Hetfield and Dave Mustaine. But That was a good list.

[@whenfatkillsfat803]

Joey and Johnny Ramone feuded for years.

[@Kevinized100]

Johnny vs Joey Ramone. Now THAT’S a feud

[@sonnief]

I think Dave Mustaine & James Hetfield should be in this list..

[@mikeborgmann]

They kicked David Mustaine out for drinking too much ..... The end

[@stevegallo8483]

I can think of three that should have made this list: John and Tom Fogerty of CCR, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith (although theirs was likely fueled by drugs, hence their old nickname of the "toxic twins") and Don Dokken and George Lynch of Dokken.

[@thegreatangletic]

I didn't know that Gilmour and Waters had a feud. Damn, they're good together.

[@ront769]

Their feud is one of the longest. Seems like they spent more years apart than together.

[@VMan29397]

Oh yes they've been feuding for a while. And the War in Ukraine has only fueled their feud since davids grandkids are part ukrainian and roger has come out as a putin bootlicker who denys bucha

[@ericburns9132]

What about Kevin Cronin and Gary Richrath of REO Speedwagon they had a big feud, I think they might of made amends later on before Gary's death

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

Also, KISS guitarist Ace Frehley and lead singer Paul Stanley, because of Paul's recent 'Piss' comment, and Ace demanding an apology.

[@reginaayat5390]

Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart, CCR come to mind

[@fox_5656]

Im surprised Anthony Kiedis and Frusciante didnt make it

[@allthatyoutouch3164]

What was their feud ?

[@billpet4602]

Blackmore and Gillan had the longest conflict. which repeated after 20 years! 1971-1973 (Gillan left) 1991-1993 (Blackmore left)

[@ColtraneTaylor]

What side did I take? Always Van Halen regardless of singer. Except for Cherone personally but that was decent too.

[@katugs2786]

The Smiths Marr and Morrissey should also on this list!

[@johnshields6852]

It's like being married, always together, you get on each other's nerves, it would be surprising if they didn't argue or fight.

[@rafailkarampetsos6914]

The rolling stones one it's more Keith and Mick against Brian

[@kimmyfriedman7469]

I'm 100% on Brian's side!

[@rafailkarampetsos6914]

@@kimmyfriedman7469 me too

[@ctcards2636]

Since 2005 Roger Waters and DG have played together. DG and Nick both played with Roger on his Wall Tour. ;-) Google is your friend.

[@bhendrikabel]

Many pictures of John Walsh when they talk about Don Felder 😂

[@alisterfolson]

I forgot if Glen Frey forbade Fielder from the RR Hall of Fame performance or Glen's funeral. Sad.

[@casey4602]

I always refer to Jimmy Page and Robert Plant as the 2 evil step brothers ever since the 2 were at a red carpet event together and a reporter asked them, "Where's John Paul Jones?" And one replied, "He's parking the car."

[@randolphpinkle4482]

More than a few of these musicians should also be nominated to the Gigantic Egoes of the World Hall of Ignominy.

[@laurenceburbank2998]

Vivian Campbell is the best metal player !! The work he did with Dio was nothing short of a 1 man chamber orchestra!!!!!

[@adamhearne2825]

Just listen to Oasis - Wibbling Rivalry and then you’ll realize the feud between Liam and Noel Gallagher and it was recorded around the time they were 4 members of Oasis bar Noel were thrown off a ferry to Amsterdam and deported from Holland and this was the time they kinda liked each other

[@MizakiFelix]

Sebastian Bach & Dave sabo/Rachel bolan from Skid Row.

[@kingchris1233]

Forgot The Smashing Pumpkins with Billy Corgan's ego and other issues with the band mates caused a break up.

[@marshalbaek5580]

I always thought Valerie Bertinelli (Eddie Van Halen's wife) wasn't happy with how David Lee Roth constantly tried to pull Eddie into wild parties that weren't the best thing for a married guy to be in. It was my understanding Eddie wouldn't party (good man) with Roth and they ended up at odds, so DLR left. Sammy Hagar didn't bring that to the band, so it worked out well. Consider that Eddie and Valerie divorced in 2007 - the same year David Lee Roth rejoined Van Halen. Probably just coincidence...

[@joanhoffmann871]

Actually, if you read Sammy’s book, Eddie was a cheating dog the whole time.

[@marshalbaek5580]

@@joanhoffmann871 I wish that were not true, but it doesn't surprise me. Sometimes you see certain couples and think to yourself - "they just don't seem to fit" - That's how it seemed with them. Same with Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. But after they (V and E) had been together for so long, I thought he stopped doing stuff like that. If he never did, Valerie is an even better person than I already thought she was...

[@dalecates8353]

You know two brothers hate each other when they pronounce their last name differently. Ray Davies and Dave Davis (The Kinks).

[@shonii119]

Lindsey Buckingham had an amazing voice

[@suzyfarnham3165]

I saw Mac twice and loved them. Fast forward a few years and Nicks was touring with John Farnham. It was by far, THE WORST performance I have ever seen..EVER. The first show, Farnham went first and was amazing..as usual. Half the crowd left when Nicks came on she was so bad. The next show Nicks went first and was almost booed off stage. I seen many, many concerts in my years but she was THE WORST by far. Suzy Quatro held that position since 1974. Perhaps she was stoned but she sounded nothing like her records! I wouldn't go and see Stevie Nicks again if I was given the flight, accommodation and free tickets!!

[@davidmellish3295]

​@@suzyfarnham3165 well you must have been very unlucky as she has given some amazing live performances. It was probably at the height of her drug use. Just search KZbin for Fleetwood Mac live and you will see that she's given some great live shows

[@frankkolton1780]

He's an excellent guitarist too. F. Mac was, of course, a guitar orientated band for some year more to being a vocal band. I personally would of much rather seen Nicks get the boot instead of him, he is much more talented. I always thought she was a real flake and a half, but at least half the audience that shows up to their concerts are Stevie Nicks fans, she sells seats.

[@elmaster27428]

The brotha would go on to become one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

[@rm-jl8wy]

Dennis DeYoung vs Tommy Shaw - Styx?? Steve Perry vs Journey?? Paul and Gene vs Ace and Peter - Kiss? Geoff Tate vs Queensryche?? CCR??

[@edwardandrews1381]

Brian Wilson and Mike Love ( Beach Boys ) !!!!

[@alexmarquis5794]

Finally a mention of the Beach Boys. I’d say Mike Love vs the remainder of the band.

[@bencharlie9509]

Joan Jett and Lita Ford of the Runaways. Oil and oil but the mix was just bad juju. Also Joan and Lita with the original lead singer Cheri Curry.

[@miguel-db9xf]

Adam Jones And Maynard James Keenan Are Fortunately For Tool Fans "Always meeting in the center", When decisions are being made.

[@ramzishawa1110]

What about Uriah Heep, singer David Byrne and guitarist Ken Hensley, also CCR among other notable and influential bands not mentioned in your segment

[@morrisanderson3180]

ritchie blackmore & ian gillan? i wouldn't have thought it!

[@masque1313]

Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw/James Young Don Dokken and George Lynch

[@drmusic3641]

Mick Jones and Lou Gramm of Foreigner, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry and sadly, the Wilson Sisters. As far as Glenn Frey you could say who DIDN'T he have a feud with in the band? lol

[@detroitlady7201]

Saw Pink Floyd many times, with and without Waters. He wasn't missed. Yes he wrote some words but David Gilmour and Rick Wright were without a doubt the musical geniuses behind this band and IMO made PF what it is today. IMO

[@WWChampion16]

I'm surprised John and Tom Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival aren't on here.

[@tonystark341]

David Lee Roth created V.H. he is the best lead singer front man of is time

[@thealextrifier]

I thought for sure you'd say McCartney vs Harrison!

[@BlackHatCinephile]

McCartney and Harrison were friends since childhood. Shepherd and Harrison didn't get along, though.

[@josemiguelfernandezdemarti7799]

I miss CCR, Dire Straits (the Knopfler brothers), Jon Anderson and Steve Howe from Yes and Steve Rothery-Fish from Marillion.

[@anthonyfarshaw8619]

Actually the Marillion feud was between Fish and Mark Kelly.

[@SteveTrimmer]

Great video, but was disappointed to see Marr/Morrissey didn't get a mention.

[@benjamingamache6441]

Oasis, The Black Crows, Van Halen, Van Hagar, Pantera...

[@joezannelli]

I could see the Robinson brothers of the Black Crowes on this list.