Top Ten Most Infamous Band Feuds (Our Guys Check In At #3)

[Jonathan Blum]

"Love now tours with a substitute band."

"Surrogate band", perhaps?

We're gonna find out where you fans really stand,
Jon Blum

[oldsurferdude]

Forget last year's "feud" that never was.  The real feud was the July 3, 1977 conflict in Newark on the airport tarmac. That was probably #1, even over the 1979 Universal Ampitheatre Mike/Dennis verbal confrontation/foot race around the stage.


"Love now tours with a substitute band."

I like it!  Ha Ha Ha! 

I do too. It's a different take on it but oh so true.

[Kurosawa]

I'm kind of surprised some of Van Halen's mess didn't make it onto this list.

[The Shift]

Forget last year's "feud" that never was.  The real feud was the July 3, 1977 conflict in Newark on the airport tarmac. That was probably #1, even over the 1979 Universal Ampitheatre Mike/Dennis verbal confrontation/foot race around the stage.


"Love now tours with a substitute band."

I like it!  Ha Ha Ha! 

I do too. It's a different take on it but oh so true.

It's the word "now" that I object to… would have been better if the writer had adopted Mike's line and said, "Love has toured with a substitute band, whose occasionally shifting line-up includes Beach Boys stalwart Bruce Johnston, for 15 years."

"Now" implies to me that the writer thinks this has only been going on since the end of C50 touring.

As for Stamford Bridge, it's hardly trivia. It led to the weakening of Harold's army, the successful invasion by the French, the carve up of the British landscape into private ownership and, ultimately, the decision to invent America and the creation of the Beach Boys.

[Iron Horse-Apples]

As for Stamford Bridge, it's hardly trivia. It led to the weakening of Harold's army, the successful invasion by the French

In the 11th century Normandy was a separate country. It was not part of France. We were not, nor have we ever been, not ever will be, successfully invaded by the French.

[The Shift]

As for Stamford Bridge, it's hardly trivia. It led to the weakening of Harold's army, the successful invasion by the French

In the 11th century Normandy was a separate country. It was not part of France. We were not, nor have we ever been, not ever will be, successfully invaded by the French.

I stand corrected.

Happy Yorkshire Day, by the way!

[Iron Horse-Apples]

Are you in the blasted north too John?

[Lonely Summer]

I'm surprised CCR didn't make the list. Those guys have been sworn enemies for years.

[The Shift]

Are you in the blasted north too John?

Aye, in the glorious Yorkshire Dales. Near Settle.

[leggo of my ego]

Forget last year's "feud" that never was.  The real feud was the July 3, 1977 conflict in Newark on the airport tarmac. That was probably #1, even over the 1979 Universal Ampitheatre Mike/Dennis verbal confrontation/foot race around the stage.


"Love now tours with a substitute band."

I like it!  Ha Ha Ha! 

I do too. It's a different take on it but oh so true.

Even Brooooth is a Subs-ti-tute??  Horrors!! 

[lostbeachboy]

Yet again the beach boys didn't reach number 1...
Mike didn't want to get "overexposed"!.... Priceless