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13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
 
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
9. Killswitch Engage - Jesse Leach -> Howard Jones
 
Kaybee said:
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
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Right on - this reminded me of when a friend introduced me to their music (roughly 20 years ago) - he said something like "their new singer's vocals go really well with the music, the old singer sounds like an angry drunk guy interrupting an In Flames rehearsal".
 
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
9. Killswitch Engage - Jesse Leach -> Howard Jones
10. Ultravox - John Foxx-> Midge Ure
 
PurpleStorm said:
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
4. Chicago - dont know the names of the singers - they started as a brilliant ensemble then got a pop singer and made sappy commercial drek
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Missed a page there pal
 
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
9. Killswitch Engage - Jesse Leach -> Howard Jones
10. Ultravox - John Foxx-> Midge Ure
11. Chicago - started as a great ensemble band then got a pop singer and made sappy drek
 
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
9. Killswitch Engage - Jesse Leach -> Howard Jones
10. Ultravox - John Foxx-> Midge Ure
11. Chicago - started as a great ensemble band then got a pop singer and made sappy drek
12. Pink Floyd - Syd Barrett -> David Gilmour/Roger Waters
 
TonOdanK said:
I died inside when Angela left
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It feels like a business more than a band, like KISS or something. To have Jeff Fooking Loomis in your band and not have him write songs is purely a business move, and if/when Alissa leaves, they'll get another singer to replace her, and it won't be bad, but it won't be good either. Just my 2 cents, maybe I'm just old and miserable :)
 
13 bands that achieved far greater success after parting ways with their original singer -

1. Iron Maiden - Paul Dianno >Bruce Dickinson
2. Genesis - Peter Gabriel --> Phil Collin
3. Black Flag - Keith Morris > Henry Rollins
4. Arch Enemy - Johan Liiva -> Angela Gossow
5. Faith No More - Chuck Mosley -> Mike Patton
6. Pantera - Terry Glaze -> Phil Anselmo
7. Anthrax - Neil Turban -> Joey Belladonna
8. Deep Purple - Rod Evans -> Ian Gillan
9. Killswitch Engage - Jesse Leach -> Howard Jones
10. Ultravox - John Foxx-> Midge Ure
11. Chicago - started as a great ensemble band then got a pop singer and made sappy drek
12. Pink Floyd - Syd Barrett -> David Gilmour/Roger Waters
13. Fleetwood Mac - Peter Green -> Buckingham/Nicks/McVie
 
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
 
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
5. Dan Nelson - Anthrax.

recorded one album, which was re recorded with a different singer before release. Allegedly defecated on another band member, got fired. Lawsuits. Good era.
 
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
5. Dan Nelson - Anthrax.
6. J.D. Fortune - INXS
 
Jackonfire said:
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
5. Dan Nelson - Anthrax.
6. J.D. Fortune - INXS
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Oh man I vaguely remember that reality show he won to join INXS. Little off-topic, but there were some other early-mid 2000s one-off reality shows with real musicians that weren't half-bad, like that VH1 show with Scott Ian/Bonham's son / Sebastian Bach / Evan Seinfeld / ted nugent, and that MTV show where Ozzy took out a bunch of local band dudes on Ozzfest and the winner got to play the 2nd stage. For sure, it's all probably scripted, but felt more entertaining and less derivative than "American Idol", etc.
 
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
5. Dan Nelson - Anthrax.
6. J.D. Fortune - INXS
7. On an episode of Portlandia Wayne Coyne arrives late to a music festival while The Flaming Lips are onstage with someone purporting to be him.
 
13 replacement vocalists that were a commercial and/or critical failure

1. John Corabi - Motley Crue
2. Gary Cherone - Van Halen
3. Blaze Bayley - Iron Maiden
4. Matt Skiba - Blink 182
5. Dan Nelson - Anthrax.
6. J.D. Fortune - INXS
7. On an episode of Portlandia Wayne Coyne arrives late to a music festival while The Flaming Lips are onstage with someone purporting to be him.
8. Ripper Owens - Judas Priest
 
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