I've seen lots of bands that changed nearly everyone, but had a guitarist or a singer remain constant for 30 or 40 years or whatever while the other positions rotated wildly. Anyone know of a band that started with certain people and years down the road contained an entirely different group of musicians, but still playing (and continuously) under the same name? Like the Law & Order of rock bands?
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12-07-2011 05:16 PM #1Washed Up
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Have there been any bands that COMPLETELY changed their membership?
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12-07-2011 05:25 PM #2
Milli Vanilli
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12-07-2011 05:31 PM #3Washed Up
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I know Zao (the American metalcore band, not the French zeuhl band) has had effectively two complete turnovers in the band's history...
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12-07-2011 05:55 PM #4VERY DEEP
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12-07-2011 09:27 PM #5Headliner
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Metallica.
Bassist died.
Guitarist replaced by a robot.
Drummer was always just a puppet.
Vocalist replaced by a table.More metal in Rock Band:
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12-09-2011 03:50 PM #6Headliner
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Heart. The Wilson sisters did not start the group, and while there were a few name changes at the beginning, the band was already calling itself Heart by the time Ann and Nancy joined. Now the Wilson sisters are the only ones left from the time they joined, which means none of the original members are currently on board.
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12-18-2011 12:15 AM #7Headliner
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Little River Band.
The group that made "It's a Long Way There," "Lonesome Loser" and "Reminiscing" famous in the 1970s: Glenn Shorrock, Beeb Birtles, Graham Goble, Ric Fermosa, Roger McLachlan and Derek Pellicci.
The group that released 2008's We Call It Christmas: Rich Herring, Stephen Housden, Greg Hind, Chris Marion, Wayne Nelson, Kip Raines and Mel Watts. Of those, Nelson has been with the group the longest, since 1981.It's all right. Everything will work out fine.
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12-18-2011 01:11 AM #899% Washed Up
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Chicago? Pretty sure they've done a full rinse more than once.
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12-18-2011 01:27 AM #9Washed Up
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According to Wikipedia, four of the members have been there since the beginning.
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12-18-2011 01:29 AM #1099% Washed Up
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REALLY? Never knew that... Originally Posted by killer_roach
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