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Agreed hahaha
I forgot they existed actually.
Bands that survived a singer change
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Agreed hahaha
I forgot they existed actually.
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You are correct. I thought of them earlier, but since I never got into them I chose not to bring them up.PumpkinPieces wrote:Didn't Pantera have a different lead singer in their early stages? I might just be thinking of Iron Maiden twice over.
I guess technically they did survive a singer change. A guitarist change on the other hand. hmmmm.... too soon?-
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I suppose you could add my heroes as a 16 year old, In Flames to this list aswell. I think they released first two or three albums with another singer. Their latest shit sucks pretty badly though
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Phil is awesome.modernage wrote:You are correct. I thought of them earlier, but since I never got into them I chose not to bring them up.PumpkinPieces wrote:Didn't Pantera have a different lead singer in their early stages? I might just be thinking of Iron Maiden twice over.
Not that Damageplan is really Pantera but they were just not up to the same level of godliness.
So, no. No hope of replacing Dime.
Which is good. Pantera has been and was amazing.
Let it rest.
Metallica, take some fucking hints.
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