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Nightgasm t1_j8yrn5z wrote

Reply to Bands who's OG line-ups aren't the first? by NicolasCagesKneeCap

Nightwish - their best lineup was 2012 to 2020 with their 3rd but best lead singer and 2nd bassist / Co lead singer. The latter has since retired from the band.

Journey - Steve Perry and Jonathon Cain didn't come in til several albums in.

Fleetwood Mac - Stevie Nicks and Lyndsey Buckingham came later.

Heart - Neither Ann nor Nancy Wilson were original members. Ann joined a year or two before Nancy did.

REO Speedwagon - Kevin Cronin was a replacement for the original lead singer.

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DevinBelow t1_j8ypdaq wrote

Reply to Bands who's OG line-ups aren't the first? by NicolasCagesKneeCap

I don't get it. OG = orginal. How can your original lineup not be your first lineup?

If by "OG" lineup, you mean their "best" lineup, then I disagree about Pink Floyd. They were never anywhere near as creative as when Syd was writing the songs. They were still good, but Syd was on another level.

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BreadPanda92 t1_j8yokdd wrote

Reply to Bands who's OG line-ups aren't the first? by NicolasCagesKneeCap

Guns N' Roses (Traci Guns was the original lead guitarist, not Slash)

Journey (Steve Perry didn't join until album #4)

Black Flag (Henry Rollins was their 4th lead vocalist)

Misfits (Doyle was their 3rd guitarist)

Edit: Faith No More (Mike Patton joined for album #3)

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BrimEll t1_j8yib0f wrote

Reply to comment by DampSocksInDryShoes in Anybody know any soft german songs? by Expert_Respect355

Don't forget Laibach. A lot of Laibach is in German too and later on when they do post-industrial/neoclassical it will be softer.

Rammstein got the singing style from Laibach, I like both. Einstürzende Neubauten has a lot of softer stuff later too. Try the last few albums there for sure.

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