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It's weird how in the Van Halen segment you speak of Eddie as if he were still alive. Kind of misleading for some Zoomers and younger fans who may not be aware of his passing. But what do you care, right? A click's a click. BTW- Glenn Frey's last name is pronounced 'Fry', not 'Fray'. Your channel sucks. 🙄
We need a “bands who stayed friends” as there a decent amount of bands who have stayed friends and are still together or have never really shown hate towards each other like rush, acdc, green day, U2, led zeppelin, etc
How the members of Fleetwood Mac stayed "friendly" enough for long enough to create just one song is beyond anyone's guesses but for them to create as many songs as they did is unbelievable. It is stunning that they all hated one another so much and yet their back catalogue of songs is incredible
I think this video has over played the hating each other, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks got on reasonably well, they chose to share s house together whilst making rumours. I think it was Christine and John fighting separately and Lyndsay and Stevie also not getting on. I think it was more that each member had a personal crisis rather than all hating each other. That's the way the 'Classic albums' seems to portray things
@@Bertanerny you're absolutely right. Every book or documentary about the band says as much. Stevie and Christine were really close friends, saying they wanted to support each other to death as the sole women in the band. They indeed shared a house and were really good friends up until Christine's death last year. Also, Lindsey and John for instance, or even Mick, didn't have many fights, from what I can gather. It was just that there were too many ' couples problems' in there:) What a wonderful pop-rock band anyway!
It's a nice story, but there were two other bassists before Dusty and one other drummer before Frank. Dusty and Frank are not even on ZZ Top's first record, a single called "Salt Lick." That myth is almost as old as the band!
I've always found the Journey situation sad. Steve Perry is a great songwriter and singer: he put Journey on the map. The hatred towards him from his bandmates comes across as ungrateful and disrespectful.
@@centerlaneband-columbiasc6285 And there was that band that Carlos Santana played in at Woodstock that pre-dates Journey. Point is, GR was established and noteworthy. Their first three albums sound great.
How on EARTH did John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s rivalry not make this list???? Things got really bad between them in the late 60s and was one of the driving factors to the Beatles’ breakup.
@@ketanfernandes4094 john called paul the walrus because in the magical mistery tour movie is actually paul who was wearing the walrus suit,since it fitted him better
I had a feeling that Van Halen, Floyd, GNR and Beach Boys would be on here, and I immediately knew that Oasis would be on here because holy fuck do those brothers give an entirely different meaning to sibling rivalry
@@Ironlantern723 Exactly, like it's just sad that even after so long they'll never properly be brothers considering how frequently they're at each others' throats
Fun fact: axl once called slash, a "cancer" and he said he was glad, to get rid of him, and when someone asked him if he and slash were going to tour together, he said "not in this lifetime" they later reconciled
I can’t stand Axl but I can’t blame him for his attitude towards the band. Everyone around him in this hugely successful band was strung out on drugs and alcohol. He had to be nervous that it could all crash down at any moment due to a overdose death. No wonder he wanted control of the band name.
Slash also pissed off Paul Stanley of KISS. Paul tried to help GNR early in their career, only to have Slash start talking bad about him after their first encounter. Axl even took a shot at Paul, telling a concert audience that Paul could “suck our d*cks”.
@@kenterminateddq5311All I know is that Collins wasn't a fan of Gabriel dressing up in costumes all the time. He felt it took the attention away from the music and put the focus on Gabriel instead of the whole band. They also had different tastes in music, as shown by the different musical styles when each lead Genesis.
They missed a reconciliation. James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Jason Newstead have long since reconciled. They have opened up and admitted how badly they treated him, they have even had Jason on stage playing bass with them for a few gigs.
I agree. They did talk about reconciliations with other bands, and idk, they could have spent 6 seconds saying they admitted what happened with Jason and all is good now.
I always hate when people fight. Off topic but it reminds me of that one time in 2004 we were moving out and my dad was fighting with one of the workers.
yes... poor guy. I remember seeing the Allman Brothers around 1981 and the opening act was The Joe Perry Project. He got zero applause. One of the guys in my fraternity remarked that it sounded like he was playing his guitar with a Brillo pad. Tyler does seem like a jerk, but no one is a bigger jerk than Liam Gallagher.
A former bandmate of Tyler's once told Joey Kramer (before the founding of Aerosmith): 'Never be in a band with Steven Tyler. He's such a control freak he'll even tell you how to brush your teeth!'
This is why I always caution those who tell me they want to be a rockstar. It doesn’t matter how good of friends you are in the beginning, fame and money change things, greed takes hold, and egos get out of control. When you have people in your ear constantly telling you that you’re the reason the band is successful, sooner or later you’re going to start believing it. And that will eventually boil over on other band members. Add that to the pressure from label execs to constantly sell more albums, being away from home for months (or sometimes years) at a time, friends, family and con artists trying to scam money out of you, and never having any privacy…and you’ve got a pressure cooker ready to explode. There are maybe a handful of successful bands in existence that still have their original members, and those members are actually friends. Green Day and U2 are the only two examples I can think of.
True, it is a recipe for trouble. All bands have squabbles that they manage to just shrug off and move on from. But when you become successful, and the stakes get so much higher, the squabbles get MUCH bigger. Especially since there's always that one guy... The guy who is sure this is HIS band. The guy with the bad temper. The guy who doesn't want to hear your ideas. The guy who drinks too much. The guy who decides he's in charge. THAT guy. In most of the examples on the list, one of the guys is THAT guy. Eddie Van Halen. Axl Rose. Billie Corgan. Roger Waters. These are all famously a-holes. So these aren't really feuds in many cases, lol, it's the a-hole and the guy who decided he was done rolling over for it.
I once joked with the guitarist of my now defunct late teens/early 20s band that the reason we did not achieve success is because we all got along pretty fine and still do.
@@markhunter8554 yes of course, one time Brian was skeptical Bohemian Rhapsody won't work, after we were rejected by a record label Brian turn to me and said, "well, it was your Big idea to put out such a long song". I said "patience, dear, patience, someone would hear us out".
They may not have liked each other but they both knew they could earn a fortune if they put up with each other. The same goes for quite a few of these groups in this list, nobody is going to kill the goose while it's laying eggs.
Honestly mate, at this point lad I’d just be happy for them to sort their shit out. I’m not after an Oasis reunion. Couldn’t imagine me and my brother being how they are
I Always felt sorry for Fray of the Eagles. That documentary where he says he just misses playing with his friends and then cuts the interview short cos he was on the verge of tears... I felt bad for him.
I'm afraid Mojo mucked up the Eagles segment. It wasn't just Frey and Felder, but also Frey and Leadon, Henley and Frey vs Meisner, an, of course, Henley and Frey. Oh Nelly! That's a lot of cocaine!
Despite getting along for a brief period in both 1970 and 1984, the constant clashing between Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan deserved to make this list
@@rafaelmazzoleni3233 maybe, they only began to clash around 77/78 though, they got along well up until that point. You could apply that to literally anyone else in Rainbow though 😂
Roger Waters and David Gilmour, it got worse as the years went by, up until that "Animals" tour , David called Roger an egomaniac and a psychopath. I've heard they've buried the hatchet as of late.
True, Peter did want out but their biggest frustration was that they couldn't be the band they wanted and could have been. Mike and Pete didn't have a good relationship but, they were basically from 2 different backgrounds. However, that didn't stop them from fighting with the higher ups to gain more musical freedom. When Peter died, Mike couldn't speak about Peter without breaking down. He said, he loved Pete, he was his brother. Really makes me wonder how much of what you say, is just exaggerated for more clicks
Yeah, they left out the part where Peter, Mikey and Davey would continue touring together in the 80's and 90's with Mike sometimes making a special appearance every now and then. They also did a reunion special on ABC in 97 so they were all still clearly friends.
The Beatles come to mind. It's known that George Harrison quit the band for two weeks before they officially broke up. And John & Paul had their spats with each other.
I find it extremely funny how all of these groups didn't get along with each other and yet almost all of them remained together and still made awesome music😂
The Monkees story definitely did not end in the 60s. Davy Jones once said The Monkees were like the mafia...sooner or later you always come back. In the 70s, Micky and Davy toured with songwriters Boyce and Hart, though not under the Monkee name. The 80s saw an official and very popular reunion tour coupled with a less popular new album (Pool It!) With Micky, Davy and Peter. The 90s saw a full reunion with a new album and Monkees "episode", but unfortunately before the US tour Mike dropped out due to issues with Davy during the UK tour. Davy, Micky and Peter toured some in the 00s, but at one point Peter was kicked out. In 2011 all four were in talks for a 50th anniversary tour, but Mike at the time couldn't play guitar, but was open to a tour the next year as a 50th anniversary of the album Headquarters. Unfortunately, that February, Davy died. The other three continued with the reunion and even released another album in 2016 which became their first top 20 album since 1968. Peter continued to tour with them until his health prevented it, then he died in 2019. Mike and Micky released a tour album in 2020. Mike died in 2021 as an active Monkee having just finished a tour weeks prior and having future dates scheduled. Anyway, the point is The Monkees story didn’t end in 1968. I realize there are 19 other bands to get to, but post 1968 could've been glossed over with a sentence or two instead of ignored.
Styx could have been on the list as an honorable mention. Just about everyone in the band had an issue with Dennis DeYoung at some point They didn't like the musical direction Dennis was taking them, but the band doesn't seem to have a problem playing the music today that Dennis wrote back then.
For extra back story to the Blink 182 reunion. Marcus Hopper of the band recently survived cancer, but it was that along with the Drummer Travis almost died in a plane crash. This is part of what brought Tom back to the band. After these events he revaluated everything and had a shift is perspective
Probably , here in Sydney Australia I don't know much about it . Mick Jagger is a known bisexual ( not that , that matters ) & had group sex with David Bowie who was later reported after his death to of raped a child from his audience ( backstage ) on two separate occasions . Not saying it necessarily is the case with Jagger though Mick MAY have committed sexual inappropriate behaviour . 🤷♑️✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺
@@Friendship1nmillion Bowie definitely didn't rape a child, he has been accused of sleeping with a minor, but it has been disproven and the person who said it seems mentally ill to me, I wouldn't believe anything she says
I’m a huge Metallica fan always have been and love all the members especially James but I don’t forgive how they treated Jason. Jason was a driving force on stage and was amazing. I get it he’s not Cliff but he deserved much better
Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey certainly belong on that list. According to Time Magazine, one time, during a recording session, Pete broke a guitar over Roger's head. Roger responded by punching Pete into the hospital
Yep. Their behavior is legendary in fact. Also Ray Davies and Dave Davies of The Kinks and the Gallagher brothers of Oasis but I think that’s on a “siblings of rock who hate each other” videos.
Literally as I got to number 15 on the list, I wondered if Fleetwood Mac would appear on this list. Boy was I right! Not only that but I am also shocked and stunned by how turbulent the relationships among the band members were. It’s also a shame that Nicks and Buckingham got into a physical altercation with one another, resulting in Lindsay Buckingham leaving the band. I had a feeling, but the extent was more than I expected 😫🤔
It's funny how everyone forgets that the monkees tanked head on purpose so they could break up Rhe problem the monkees had was not so much with each other but with the recording studio
Killing Joke: Although the original lineup has been stable and harmonious since 2008, the band began fracturing during their second album and had a revolving-door membership that at one point included the rest the band quitting out from under frontman Jaz Coleman and forming a band with each other. The death of bassist Paul Raven led to a reconciliation between the original members, and they've released numerous albums and tours over the last 15 years.
I would actually class them as the opposite of this list.Jaz and Walker were together for the entirety of the band. Raven only left briefly and Youth was off having a successful career as a producer but was still in and out of the band and various points... but there was never any real animosity between members like those on this list who basically couldn't stand to be around each other to downright despising each other.
Yea. Making excellent musical hits, a certain sound selling millions of records whatever. Fate bringing the people involved together is almost magic. The flip side of that is that they are indeed people. People dont always get along. Thats just the way it is.
Mike Love’s issue was with Dennis not Brian - and it lasted for years from when they were boys. Dennis actually had a relationship with Mike’s step daughter and the two of them fought physically - viciously - over many years. Brian was very gentle. Also, Roger Waters vs David Gilmour is definitely a thoroughly poisonous relationship - Waters’ ego is of course enormous.
I still have some hope that Noel and Liam will finally get over their egos, behave like adults and come back to give the world what it desperately needs❤
Journey is an interesting case because Steve Perry was kinda "pushed" into Journey by the record label. The band didn't even want him because they viewed him as a "crooner". Having said that, I get the impression Steve was able to cement himself somewhat with his compositional talents, since he had good song-writing chemistry with Neal. Although if reports are to be believed, Steve started taking more control over the band in the mid 80s and apparently caused friction with the rest of the band members, but Steve found the touring life too difficult and decided to call it quits. They reformed a decade later, released a new album, but then Steve ended up injuring his hip - but apparently he refused to get a hip replacement so he could start touring. They waited for a year and a half for him to make up his mind on if he'd have the surgery, but then said if he didn't do it, they'd continue without him. Steve got upset, quit the band. He later said that he never felt like part of the band, but I wonder if it's because he felt like his contribution was what made the band "Journey". It's obvious from interviews he felt at the time he was a core part of the bands identity. He said he wanted them to leave the Journey name alone if he wasn't involved and I doubt he likes that the band tours without him, with what is literally a tribute vocalist. Granted, Journey WAS a band before Steve came along but then... they're copying the "Perry years". I do feel bad for Steve because I feel like the bands actions have proven Steve right. If Journey had tried to gain a new identity with a new singer, I'd have felt differently, but they're clearly reliving the Perry years without him. Anything they did before he joined is ignored. I think it's a bit disrespectful to continue a band in that way when the core member that gave them that identity isn't exactly giving his blessing for it.
Steve Perry fired Ross Valory and Steve Smith for no reason. He replaced them with studio musicians. Schon and Caine went along with it to keep Perry, but he left anyway.
Mark Lanagan and the Connor twins from the Screaming Trees, not much love lost there. Mark left and later on wrote a book entitled walk Backwards and Weep, it's all in the book, a good read, can be found online.
Honestly I feel like you really can’t blame bandmates for hating each other. Just being in a band is a pain in the fricken ass alone. You gotta deal with members not showing up to practice, creative differences, varying skill levels, lack of preparation, ego-battles, etc. etc. etc. I’ve only ever found one person in my entire music career that I actually meld with. And it’s funny because she and I are like night-and-day complete opposite humans. But when we practice and perform together, it’s like a match made in heaven. But after years of doing music, that one single person is really it. You could play music with your absolute best friend and there’s still a chance that things will go horribly wrong. Bands are tough. I honestly have the utmost respect for a lot of the bands on this list that still managed to keep it going and make legendary sounds despite the tensions.
The Davies brothers really make you wonder why they decided to make music together in the first place but man am I glad they did. Though Lola and You Really Got Me are probably their biggest songs Yes Sir, No Sir is just pure gold. Easily one of my top 5 favorite songs ever. I'll never understand why Arthur and especially Village Green didn't do well. They should be up there with the Beetles and Rolling Stones when talking about great British rock bands. I think their US ban is probably one of the biggest reasons for this. I could go on for hours so I'll just stop here lol
Ray Davies is a really nice man., he actually invited me to come over once at his apt on W 72nd street after a Kinks concert at the Beacon theater. Even if he fought with Dave he still loves him.
If the members of the Monkees hated anyone it was Raybert Productions and ScreenGems; who held their contracts and produced the show and music. They felt they were misled about what the show was going to be. They went to auditions thinking they were to be in a band and found themselves instead turned into a bunch of discount Marx Brothers.
I completely disagree with #13, Steve Perry.... it should be Neil Schon vs Everyone else. Schon was the reason Perry quit the band. Perry needed surgery from an injury in Hawaii and Schon thought Perry should wait till after their tour to do it. Perry refused and that was it. Schon has also run off Steve Smith, and Ross Vallory. Most recently Schon and Jonathan Cain were involved in a lawsuit against each other over Journey band rights, Schon's spending sprees and general issues. And years ago Schon ran off Greg Rollie. All that remains is the Neil Schon Tribute band, with Cain, but the rest are all fill-ins. Perry took the band n to new financial and mainstream heights, which no other band member could.
Interesting honorable mentions: 1. Johnny Marr & Morrissey (The Smiths) 2. Bernard Sumner & Peter Hook (New Order) 3. Alan Wilder & Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode)
I thought James Young didn’t like him either. I remember reading something along the lines of Tommy doesn’t like working with Dennis, James doesn’t like Dennis.
@@mikeychrisanthus9948 In an interview with James Young, he said they'd tour with Dennis again "when hell froze over" but more recently, it seemed as though it was more Tommy's doing than his (James').
Also, I saw The Monkees in the 2000s, with Davy, Mickey, and Peter. They were both hilarious and played very well. I'm glad they were able to reconcile.
Some more examples: Sting vs Stewart Copeland, Ian Gillan vs Ritchie Blackmore, Mark knopfler vs David Knopfler. Robert Fripp vs almost every King Crimson member.
My mom married a musician who was also friends with Eddie Van Halen so he was my step-dads best man and I was 8 so at the time I called Eddie man with the funny pants ! They got divorced like 3 years later ....
You guys missed a few other band members who "hated" each other: 1. Rodger Daltry & Pete Townsend - The Who. 2. Rich Robinson & Chris Robinson- The Black Crowes. 3. Dave Mustaine & David Elefson- Megadeth. 4. Ronnie James Dio& Ritchie Blackmore- Rainbow. 5. Michael Schenker & Rudolph Schenker - Scorpions.
For what it's worth, Neal and Steve have made amends years ago. Now the real beef is between Neal and Jonathan Cain. It's tearing the band apart. They kicked Ross Valory out, and he's been there since the very beginning. And Arnel Pineda is getting fed up. They're my favorite band but I think it would be best if they all retired. Steve had to do it in the late 90s when he had to get hip surgery, but he seems very happy now. He discovered he had a daughter from a one night stand and has been making up for lost time with her and her children.
The members of journey do not hate Steve, nor does Steve hate them. Steve still respects them and still misses/loves the days he was in journey. The other members have supported his recent albums/congratulated him, and Steve does the same. Yes, they had conflicts, as does every band. They went through a lot together, they have referred to themselves as brothers even. So to say that every member hates him is outrageous.
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Chris wolstenholme vs the other two in muse.
Morrissey and Marr
Pete Doherty and Carl barat
Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams
Ofc I have to mention 1D
It's weird how in the Van Halen segment you speak of Eddie as if he were still alive. Kind of misleading for some Zoomers and younger fans who may not be aware of his passing. But what do you care, right? A click's a click. BTW- Glenn Frey's last name is pronounced 'Fry', not 'Fray'. Your channel sucks. 🙄
No, I did not.
Glenn "Fray". Wow. It's spelled "Frey" and pronounced like 'Fry'. Come on... REALLY???????
Noel Gallagher about Liam: ' Liam is the angriest man you'll ever meet. He's like a guy with a fork in a world of soup.' Fantastic line!
We need a “bands who stayed friends” as there a decent amount of bands who have stayed friends and are still together or have never really shown hate towards each other like rush, acdc, green day, U2, led zeppelin, etc
I love this idea ❤
Linkin Park,Rammstein just to name a few.
Genesis
Rush!!!
@@Phillip_JT Genesis? They didn’t like each other much. They kept leaving. Gabriel had no time for them and Hackett never gelled on a personal level.
The Police should’ve been on here. For the record Axl Rose hates everybody, not just Slash.
Axl even hated the fans at one point! Like, dude, go to therapy! Get over it already. 🙄
Probably not these days
Axl Rose vs Everybody.
But I heard these days he's much better.
and everyone hates him back.
@@amberjohnson4820problem was he was getting therapy at the time and from what duff said in his first book, the therapist was feeding his ego mania
How the members of Fleetwood Mac stayed "friendly" enough for long enough to create just one song is beyond anyone's guesses but for them to create as many songs as they did is unbelievable. It is stunning that they all hated one another so much and yet their back catalogue of songs is incredible
They are scum for what they did to Bob Welch.
I think this video has over played the hating each other, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks got on reasonably well, they chose to share s house together whilst making rumours. I think it was Christine and John fighting separately and Lyndsay and Stevie also not getting on. I think it was more that each member had a personal crisis rather than all hating each other. That's the way the 'Classic albums' seems to portray things
@@Bertanerny you're absolutely right. Every book or documentary about the band says as much. Stevie and Christine were really close friends, saying they wanted to support each other to death as the sole women in the band. They indeed shared a house and were really good friends up until Christine's death last year. Also, Lindsey and John for instance, or even Mick, didn't have many fights, from what I can gather. It was just that there were too many ' couples problems' in there:) What a wonderful pop-rock band anyway!
@@kingofallwhites What did they do?
I think the drugs and alcohol probably helped.
ZZ TOP stayed together for 50 without changes until Dusty passed I wanna be in a band like that
It's a nice story, but there were two other bassists before Dusty and one other drummer before Frank. Dusty and Frank are not even on ZZ Top's first record, a single called "Salt Lick." That myth is almost as old as the band!
I've always found the Journey situation sad. Steve Perry is a great songwriter and singer: he put Journey on the map. The hatred towards him from his bandmates comes across as ungrateful and disrespectful.
Steve Perry and Journey sounded MUCH better with Gregg Rolie. Much too poppy for me with JC on keyboards.
this is happening now with their current front, Pineda.
The real history isn't like this really
Journey was on the map B For Steve Perry
@@centerlaneband-columbiasc6285 And there was that band that Carlos Santana played in at Woodstock that pre-dates Journey. Point is, GR was established and noteworthy. Their first three albums sound great.
Johnny Ramone stated, on his auto biography, that his greatest regret was that he and Joey never reconciled.
How on EARTH did John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s rivalry not make this list???? Things got really bad between them in the late 60s and was one of the driving factors to the Beatles’ breakup.
Maybe too easy.
I’m sure that Yoko had NOTHING to do with those arguments at all! 😳 Absolutely innocent. 😒
Despite the rivalry they love each other,you can see that in the get back documentary
@@mateus93488For sometime it was personal though. Going as far as John calling Paul the walrus, despite the fact that he was joking about initially.
@@ketanfernandes4094 john called paul the walrus because in the magical mistery tour movie is actually paul who was wearing the walrus suit,since it fitted him better
I had a feeling that Van Halen, Floyd, GNR and Beach Boys would be on here, and I immediately knew that Oasis would be on here because holy fuck do those brothers give an entirely different meaning to sibling rivalry
They make Cain and Abel’s relationship look civil.
@@Akira625 No kidding
You always know in any list like this Oasis will always be number one, because of that unreasonable amount of hate they have toward each other.
@@Ironlantern723 Exactly, like it's just sad that even after so long they'll never properly be brothers considering how frequently they're at each others' throats
Which is why Oasis will NEVER reunite. But I absolutely adore their past work. Forever and always.
Steve Perry was the voice of a generation. He had the voice of an angel. I loved his Street Talk and Traces album.
Steve Perry has a very recognizable voice. I have always loved his voice.
I felt so bad for Jason Newsted. Nobody is Cliff Burton. Jason is a great bass player
JASON IS METALLICA JAMES AND KURT AND ROBERT AND KIRK SUCKS
Don't forget about Ron
Fun fact: axl once called slash, a "cancer" and he said he was glad, to get rid of him, and when someone asked him if he and slash were going to tour together, he said "not in this lifetime" they later reconciled
I can’t stand Axl but I can’t blame him for his attitude towards the band. Everyone around him in this hugely successful band was strung out on drugs and alcohol. He had to be nervous that it could all crash down at any moment due to a overdose death. No wonder he wanted control of the band name.
Slash also pissed off Paul Stanley of KISS. Paul tried to help GNR early in their career, only to have Slash start talking bad about him after their first encounter. Axl even took a shot at Paul, telling a concert audience that Paul could “suck our d*cks”.
@@TheoneGodfather If I had to work with Axl I'd probably get drunk too, what a douche bag.
I'm surprised The Police isn't on the list.
Anyone remember the fight between Sting and Stewart Copeland on MTV?
Also surprised with the Beatles.
I heard an interview with Copeland just a few weeks ago and he was still dissing on Sting.
And Genesis. The Gabriel v Collins feud had some ugly moments.
@@Revelwoodie I'm not surprised since Collins took Gabriel's spot as the lead singer and catapult Genesis into the mainstream.
@@kenterminateddq5311All I know is that Collins wasn't a fan of Gabriel dressing up in costumes all the time.
He felt it took the attention away from the music and put the focus on Gabriel instead of the whole band.
They also had different tastes in music, as shown by the different musical styles when each lead Genesis.
They missed a reconciliation. James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Jason Newstead have long since reconciled. They have opened up and admitted how badly they treated him, they have even had Jason on stage playing bass with them for a few gigs.
That’s why the narrator said in the intro of the video “it don’t matter if they reconciled, just as long as they had a rivalry within the band…”
@@2Sweaterz1 I know, the narrator also pointed out those who reconciled already, and she didn't mention them so I did.
I agree. They did talk about reconciliations with other bands, and idk, they could have spent 6 seconds saying they admitted what happened with Jason and all is good now.
I’m just wondering why they hired him in the first place, if they didn’t like his playing.
I always hate when people fight. Off topic but it reminds me of that one time in 2004 we were moving out and my dad was fighting with one of the workers.
to his credit michael anthony has never uttered a single unkind word about edward.
Anthony Michael Hall?
Could you imagine having to deal with Steven Tyler day to day Joe Perry Deserves a medal.
yes... poor guy. I remember seeing the Allman Brothers around 1981 and the opening act was The Joe Perry Project. He got zero applause. One of the guys in my fraternity remarked that it sounded like he was playing his guitar with a Brillo pad. Tyler does seem like a jerk, but no one is a bigger jerk than Liam Gallagher.
A former bandmate of Tyler's once told Joey Kramer (before the founding of Aerosmith): 'Never be in a band with Steven Tyler. He's such a control freak he'll even tell you how to brush your teeth!'
Linsey Buckingham is one hell of a guitarist. To play rock music without a pic(plectrum) is a feat in its own.
Mark Knoffler also finger picks and doesn't use a pick and like Lyndsey he's also one of the greatest guitarist's ever
How NASTY of Nicks to have Lindsey fired. She is especially mean to her 'fans" as well.
@@davidmellish3295 Yes, Knoffler was the best guitarist, I used to want to play just like him when I was younger. He's still a rock God to me!
@@davidmellish3295 So did Duane Allman.
@@markhunter8554 I didn't know that,I guess cause I'm so used to Duane playing slide that I hadn't realised he finger picked as well
This is why I always caution those who tell me they want to be a rockstar. It doesn’t matter how good of friends you are in the beginning, fame and money change things, greed takes hold, and egos get out of control.
When you have people in your ear constantly telling you that you’re the reason the band is successful, sooner or later you’re going to start believing it. And that will eventually boil over on other band members.
Add that to the pressure from label execs to constantly sell more albums, being away from home for months (or sometimes years) at a time, friends, family and con artists trying to scam money out of you, and never having any privacy…and you’ve got a pressure cooker ready to explode.
There are maybe a handful of successful bands in existence that still have their original members, and those members are actually friends. Green Day and U2 are the only two examples I can think of.
True, it is a recipe for trouble. All bands have squabbles that they manage to just shrug off and move on from. But when you become successful, and the stakes get so much higher, the squabbles get MUCH bigger. Especially since there's always that one guy... The guy who is sure this is HIS band. The guy with the bad temper. The guy who doesn't want to hear your ideas. The guy who drinks too much. The guy who decides he's in charge. THAT guy.
In most of the examples on the list, one of the guys is THAT guy. Eddie Van Halen. Axl Rose. Billie Corgan. Roger Waters. These are all famously a-holes. So these aren't really feuds in many cases, lol, it's the a-hole and the guy who decided he was done rolling over for it.
Foo Fighters is another one, those guys are super close
@@rockroll3065 yes, I forgot about them too
Rush and acdc as well, they have always been friendly till now
@@kingjohnny4314 very true
I once joked with the guitarist of my now defunct late teens/early 20s band that the reason we did not achieve success is because we all got along pretty fine and still do.
Me and my mates got along, when I was still alive.
@@freddiemercury2075 Yeah, but there aren't many like you.
@@freddiemercury2075 Actually, I've read that Queen had quite a few disagreements.
@@markhunter8554 yes of course, one time Brian was skeptical Bohemian Rhapsody won't work, after we were rejected by a record label Brian turn to me and said, "well, it was your Big idea to put out such a long song". I said "patience, dear, patience, someone would hear us out".
Paul Simon and Art Gurfunkel wow, hate each other's guts but produce lots of masterpiece and is hand-down the greatest duo ever.
They may not have liked each other but they both knew they could earn a fortune if they put up with each other. The same goes for quite a few of these groups in this list, nobody is going to kill the goose while it's laying eggs.
I never understood why they had a falling out
Tom Delonge didn’t really fight with Travis as much he did with mark. And this list proves you prolly shouldn’t start a band with your brother.
That was a recurring theme. Cousins either apparently
Shite band. Who cares.
I was in a few bands with my brother.
@@markhunter8554 did it go go good or bad?
You could have at least pronounced Glenn Frey's name correctly (pronounced FRY). I think he's earned that much respect. :(
I was thinking that too.
They mispronounce it in EVERY single video. It's a WatchMojo tradition.
I didn't know that was how his last name was pronounced.
C’mon, she treyed
@@austintrousdale2397WIN! 😂😂😂😂😂
Creedence Clearwater Revival should’ve been on this list.
I’m thinking that we’re going to need a Part Two
The Davies Bros hated each other but remember they played live together as the Kinks for 29 years!
None can top Oasis' Gallagher bros.
Honestly mate, at this point lad I’d just be happy for them to sort their shit out. I’m not after an Oasis reunion. Couldn’t imagine me and my brother being how they are
Guys. I don't think you even want to know ;)
They make The Davies Brothers look like saints
I'm surprised both are alive..
@@einienj3281 because they havent killed each other
I Always felt sorry for Fray of the Eagles. That documentary where he says he just misses playing with his friends and then cuts the interview short cos he was on the verge of tears... I felt bad for him.
Glenn Frey?
That was Felder
@@jd-the-red3026 Oh yeah.
I got to see Felder when he did a solo tour in 2013-2014ish, and he seemed much happier.
I'm afraid Mojo mucked up the Eagles segment. It wasn't just Frey and Felder, but also Frey and Leadon, Henley and Frey vs Meisner, an, of course, Henley and Frey. Oh Nelly! That's a lot of cocaine!
Despite getting along for a brief period in both 1970 and 1984, the constant clashing between Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan deserved to make this list
Or Blackmore and Dio in Rainbow
@@rafaelmazzoleni3233 maybe, they only began to clash around 77/78 though, they got along well up until that point. You could apply that to literally anyone else in Rainbow though 😂
I have always loved Deep Purple, but I did not know about this tension.
@@jamesarnette1394 It's legendary.
Roger Waters and David Gilmour, it got worse as the years went by, up until that "Animals" tour , David called Roger an egomaniac and a psychopath. I've heard they've buried the hatchet as of late.
The Ramones Johnny and Joey hated each for 2 decades but somehow manage to work together in the band
True, Peter did want out but their biggest frustration was that they couldn't be the band they wanted and could have been. Mike and Pete didn't have a good relationship but, they were basically from 2 different backgrounds. However, that didn't stop them from fighting with the higher ups to gain more musical freedom. When Peter died, Mike couldn't speak about Peter without breaking down. He said, he loved Pete, he was his brother. Really makes me wonder how much of what you say, is just exaggerated for more clicks
Totally agree. I feel the entire entry about The Monkees is misleading at best.
Yeah, the Monkees shouldn't be on this list. Their issues weren't really with each other to any great extent.
Thank you for this. I agree.
Yeah, they left out the part where Peter, Mikey and Davey would continue touring together in the 80's and 90's with Mike sometimes making a special appearance every now and then. They also did a reunion special on ABC in 97 so they were all still clearly friends.
Nesmith soften his attitude towards the others as years passed
Must be tough when you don't want to be together, but the fans think you make your best music when you are.
The Beatles come to mind. It's known that George Harrison quit the band for two weeks before they officially broke up. And John & Paul had their spats with each other.
Ringo quit first during the White Album, then George during the Get Back (i.e. Let It Be) sessions, then John after Abby Road.
I find it extremely funny how all of these groups didn't get along with each other and yet almost all of them remained together and still made awesome music😂
It’s not funny, it’s money that keep them together!
The Monkees story definitely did not end in the 60s. Davy Jones once said The Monkees were like the mafia...sooner or later you always come back. In the 70s, Micky and Davy toured with songwriters Boyce and Hart, though not under the Monkee name. The 80s saw an official and very popular reunion tour coupled with a less popular new album (Pool It!) With Micky, Davy and Peter. The 90s saw a full reunion with a new album and Monkees "episode", but unfortunately before the US tour Mike dropped out due to issues with Davy during the UK tour.
Davy, Micky and Peter toured some in the 00s, but at one point Peter was kicked out. In 2011 all four were in talks for a 50th anniversary tour, but Mike at the time couldn't play guitar, but was open to a tour the next year as a 50th anniversary of the album Headquarters. Unfortunately, that February, Davy died. The other three continued with the reunion and even released another album in 2016 which became their first top 20 album since 1968. Peter continued to tour with them until his health prevented it, then he died in 2019. Mike and Micky released a tour album in 2020. Mike died in 2021 as an active Monkee having just finished a tour weeks prior and having future dates scheduled.
Anyway, the point is The Monkees story didn’t end in 1968. I realize there are 19 other bands to get to, but post 1968 could've been glossed over with a sentence or two instead of ignored.
Styx could have been on the list as an honorable mention. Just about everyone in the band had an issue with Dennis DeYoung at some point They didn't like the musical direction Dennis was taking them, but the band doesn't seem to have a problem playing the music today that Dennis wrote back then.
They kicked Dennis out of the band. Made up, took him back, then he is able to push the Killroy album no one else wanted on them.
Yeah, I think Kilroy Was Here is what killed Styx.@@conniethesconnie
Bands are like family, brothers fight and Hate each other, but they actually love each other
Yes!! Thank you!! People keep bringing up John Lennon and Paul McCartney. They loved each other in spite of everything.
Reading this comment I thought of Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
They Eagles' Glenn Frey's name is prounced "fry", like a French Fry. Hearing it pronounced repeatedly as Fray is making me lose faith, Ms. Mojo.
For extra back story to the Blink 182 reunion. Marcus Hopper of the band recently survived cancer, but it was that along with the Drummer Travis almost died in a plane crash. This is part of what brought Tom back to the band. After these events he revaluated everything and had a shift is perspective
Didn’t Tom get abducted by aliens who told him to rejoin the band or there would be more anal probing in his future?
Keith was 100% right about Jagger's knighthood
Probably , here in Sydney Australia I don't know much about it . Mick Jagger is a known bisexual ( not that , that matters ) & had group sex with David Bowie who was later reported after his death to of raped a child from his audience ( backstage ) on two separate occasions . Not saying it necessarily is the case with Jagger though Mick MAY have committed sexual inappropriate behaviour . 🤷♑️✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺
@@Friendship1nmillion Bowie definitely didn't rape a child, he has been accused of sleeping with a minor, but it has been disproven and the person who said it seems mentally ill to me, I wouldn't believe anything she says
@@Friendship1nmillionI heard that MICK also slept with Keith
I think Keith was jealous because he will never be so honored
@@pauladouglas9891 nah, Keith is the spirit of rock n roll, if he accepted he couldn't call himself a true rocker anymore
I’m a huge Metallica fan always have been and love all the members especially James but I don’t forgive how they treated Jason. Jason was a driving force on stage and was amazing. I get it he’s not Cliff but he deserved much better
Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey certainly belong on that list. According to Time Magazine, one time, during a recording session, Pete broke a guitar over Roger's head. Roger responded by punching Pete into the hospital
Yep. Their behavior is legendary in fact. Also Ray Davies and Dave Davies of The Kinks and the Gallagher brothers of Oasis but I think that’s on a “siblings of rock who hate each other” videos.
That was epic. In both a good and bad way.
Roger has always been know as a guy not to be messed with, especially when he was young. He KO'd Keith Moon too
John and Tom Fogerty also did not get along, and eventually Tom quit the group.
Oh, and then he died.
Literally as I got to number 15 on the list, I wondered if Fleetwood Mac would appear on this list. Boy was I right! Not only that but I am also shocked and stunned by how turbulent the relationships among the band members were. It’s also a shame that Nicks and Buckingham got into a physical altercation with one another, resulting in Lindsay Buckingham leaving the band. I had a feeling, but the extent was more than I expected 😫🤔
Half the beefs started off with “You snorted all the coke dude /mate!!!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for letting the world know the Ramones weren't really related. Wow! So inspiriring!! Such a revelation!!!😂
It's funny how everyone forgets that the monkees tanked head on purpose so they could break up
Rhe problem the monkees had was not so much with each other but with the recording studio
“Your music is like the soundtrack to a vasectomy!” Freddie Mercury
when did he say that??
@@charleysonnydickinsonvuori7833 a depiction of him. Search for ERB Frank Sinatra vs Freddie Mercury
@@charleysonnydickinsonvuori7833He didn't really say it, that was a line from Epic Rap Battles of History's Freddie Mercury vs Frank Sinatra.
“I’m a champion of the world, extinguished in his prime, now kiss my ass Frankie, but you’ll have to wait in line~”
I've had a vasectomy and it's nowhere near as bad as listening to Aerosmith's music
Killing Joke: Although the original lineup has been stable and harmonious since 2008, the band began fracturing during their second album and had a revolving-door membership that at one point included the rest the band quitting out from under frontman Jaz Coleman and forming a band with each other. The death of bassist Paul Raven led to a reconciliation between the original members, and they've released numerous albums and tours over the last 15 years.
I would actually class them as the opposite of this list.Jaz and Walker were together for the entirety of the band. Raven only left briefly and Youth was off having a successful career as a producer but was still in and out of the band and various points... but there was never any real animosity between members like those on this list who basically couldn't stand to be around each other to downright despising each other.
Yea. Making excellent musical hits, a certain sound selling millions of records whatever. Fate bringing the people involved together is almost magic. The flip side of that is that they are indeed people. People dont always get along. Thats just the way it is.
Mike Love’s issue was with Dennis not Brian - and it lasted for years from when they were boys. Dennis actually had a relationship with Mike’s step daughter and the two of them fought physically - viciously - over many years. Brian was very gentle. Also, Roger Waters vs David Gilmour is definitely a thoroughly poisonous relationship - Waters’ ego is of course enormous.
Also Mike didn’t contribute *anything* to the band - the music is 100% Brian. Full stop.
Mike Love told Brian the most important album ever recorded was garbage, then rode his coattails for decades. Mike Love is garbage.
@@4Mr.Crowley2 - The truth is Mike Love has writing credits on 35 Beach Boys songs... although he had to sue to get them.
@@jaydunedin2930 True. The Wilson Brothers father screwed Love out of songwriting credits.
I still have some hope that Noel and Liam will finally get over their egos, behave like adults and come back to give the world what it desperately needs❤
Don't hold your breath. 😂
Could I borrow $20?
What an enema?
Going to have to put Hall & Oates on this list now.
Frey pronounced his name "Fry", not "Fray". :)
I would have definitely included Peter Cetera vs Chicago and Bill Champlin vs Chicago
Journey is an interesting case because Steve Perry was kinda "pushed" into Journey by the record label. The band didn't even want him because they viewed him as a "crooner". Having said that, I get the impression Steve was able to cement himself somewhat with his compositional talents, since he had good song-writing chemistry with Neal.
Although if reports are to be believed, Steve started taking more control over the band in the mid 80s and apparently caused friction with the rest of the band members, but Steve found the touring life too difficult and decided to call it quits.
They reformed a decade later, released a new album, but then Steve ended up injuring his hip - but apparently he refused to get a hip replacement so he could start touring. They waited for a year and a half for him to make up his mind on if he'd have the surgery, but then said if he didn't do it, they'd continue without him.
Steve got upset, quit the band. He later said that he never felt like part of the band, but I wonder if it's because he felt like his contribution was what made the band "Journey". It's obvious from interviews he felt at the time he was a core part of the bands identity. He said he wanted them to leave the Journey name alone if he wasn't involved and I doubt he likes that the band tours without him, with what is literally a tribute vocalist. Granted, Journey WAS a band before Steve came along but then... they're copying the "Perry years".
I do feel bad for Steve because I feel like the bands actions have proven Steve right. If Journey had tried to gain a new identity with a new singer, I'd have felt differently, but they're clearly reliving the Perry years without him. Anything they did before he joined is ignored. I think it's a bit disrespectful to continue a band in that way when the core member that gave them that identity isn't exactly giving his blessing for it.
Arnel is nothing more than an impersonator of Steve Perry. Like a parrot he just mimics Steve Perry!
Steve Perry fired Ross Valory and Steve Smith for no reason. He replaced them with studio musicians. Schon and Caine went along with it to keep Perry, but he left anyway.
I’m shocked and I’m glad that you mentioned that you mentioned Mike Love vs Brian Wilson
Dennis Wilson did like Mike Love either, in fact he dated Mike's daughter.
Surprised and amazed Daltry / Townshend didn't make this list.
Wow, how did you completely forget John Lennon vs Paul McCartney?
mojo is only 1 chicks picks.
Because they didn’t hate each other. The whole band was cantankerous from 67 onward
@@PastPerspectives11 okay then let’s just change that to Brian Wilson and Mike love.
I always find that in life, band mates and friends it's best to remain positive.
I started dying at the first entry, I legit thought to myself, “probably Eddie and the rest of the band except Alex”
Mark Lanagan and the Connor twins from the Screaming Trees, not much love lost there. Mark left and later on wrote a book entitled walk Backwards and Weep, it's all in the book, a good read, can be found online.
Honestly I feel like you really can’t blame bandmates for hating each other. Just being in a band is a pain in the fricken ass alone. You gotta deal with members not showing up to practice, creative differences, varying skill levels, lack of preparation, ego-battles, etc. etc. etc.
I’ve only ever found one person in my entire music career that I actually meld with. And it’s funny because she and I are like night-and-day complete opposite humans. But when we practice and perform together, it’s like a match made in heaven. But after years of doing music, that one single person is really it. You could play music with your absolute best friend and there’s still a chance that things will go horribly wrong.
Bands are tough. I honestly have the utmost respect for a lot of the bands on this list that still managed to keep it going and make legendary sounds despite the tensions.
Waters & Simon are like Bob Dylan, their songs sound great when someone else is singing them.
I’m shocked that David Crosby & Graham Nash aren’t on here 😮
It wouldn't end with Graham Nash. Cros pissed off a lot of people.
I've always felt that being in a band together seemed like one of the quickest ways to ruin a friendship.
There’s a new SML video that kinda deals with this problem.
Like starting out rooming with your best friend.
Or a sibling relationship.
The Davies brothers really make you wonder why they decided to make music together in the first place but man am I glad they did. Though Lola and You Really Got Me are probably their biggest songs Yes Sir, No Sir is just pure gold. Easily one of my top 5 favorite songs ever. I'll never understand why Arthur and especially Village Green didn't do well. They should be up there with the Beetles and Rolling Stones when talking about great British rock bands. I think their US ban is probably one of the biggest reasons for this. I could go on for hours so I'll just stop here lol
Ray Davies is a really nice man., he actually invited me to come over once at his apt on W 72nd street after a Kinks concert at the Beacon theater. Even if he fought with Dave he still loves him.
agreed.
And what about Varg Vikernes vs Euronymus?? Varg killed him!!
im kind of surprised Robbie Robertson and Levon Helm didnt make the list but The Band is always overlooked
I just watched another one of these kind of videos on You Tube and Robbie and Levon made that one.
What about Credence Clearwater Revival?
That got so bad that John Faggetty got sued for playing music HE wrote and the brothers never reconciled.
it's fogerty. and yes, they are missed!
Journey is now Everyone vs Everyone, with lawsuits flying between members past and present.
You forgot the Robinsons from the Black Crowes and, more importantly, Phil and Don Everly.
Yes, Phil and Don - Let 'Em In
I just watched a similar video on You Tube and it included the Crowes and the Everlys. Neither one included Baker and Bruce.
NWA broke up because of the members disagree with each other
I missed Deep Purple, the skirmishes between Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan was historic and unforgettable.....
You gotta know Roger Waters and David Gilmour are on here
This is common when you have very talented and artistic people working together unfortunately rarely ends well 😔
With the Monkees the two guys who hated each other were Tork and Nesmith. The only two real musicians in the band. That was a surprise to me
Hate is a strong word as they definitely had a mutual respect for each other, but yeah...not the buddies you'd hope they'd be.
If the members of the Monkees hated anyone it was Raybert Productions and ScreenGems; who held their contracts and produced the show and music. They felt they were misled about what the show was going to be. They went to auditions thinking they were to be in a band and found themselves instead turned into a bunch of discount Marx Brothers.
The entire Jason Newsted drama was sad as hell. Jason is an amazing player and he was on most of the greatest metallica albums of all time
I completely disagree with #13, Steve Perry.... it should be Neil Schon vs Everyone else. Schon was the reason Perry quit the band. Perry needed surgery from an injury in Hawaii and Schon thought Perry should wait till after their tour to do it. Perry refused and that was it. Schon has also run off Steve Smith, and Ross Vallory. Most recently Schon and Jonathan Cain were involved in a lawsuit against each other over Journey band rights, Schon's spending sprees and general issues. And years ago Schon ran off Greg Rollie. All that remains is the Neil Schon Tribute band, with Cain, but the rest are all fill-ins. Perry took the band n to new financial and mainstream heights, which no other band member could.
Interesting honorable mentions:
1. Johnny Marr & Morrissey (The Smiths)
2. Bernard Sumner & Peter Hook (New Order)
3. Alan Wilder & Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode)
The way my body shriveled into nothing after they said Glenn Fray
I hate it when these young announcers screw up their pronunciation, and nobody else knows enough to correct them.
It’s easier to deal with people when you are younger and have the energy for it.
Idk if Tommy Shaw and Dennis DeYoung count because Tommy basically gave him the cold shoulder when all Dennis wants is one simple reunion tour
I thought James Young didn’t like him either. I remember reading something along the lines of Tommy doesn’t like working with Dennis, James doesn’t like Dennis.
@@mikeychrisanthus9948 In an interview with James Young, he said they'd tour with Dennis again "when hell froze over" but more recently, it seemed as though it was more Tommy's doing than his (James').
Also, I saw The Monkees in the 2000s, with Davy, Mickey, and Peter. They were both hilarious and played very well. I'm glad they were able to reconcile.
Richard Wright quit Pink Floyd in 1979. He did record, and tour with them for the rest of his life, but as a salaried employee
Incorrect. He was a full fledged member for The Division Bell and posthumous Endless River releases.
The fact that Richie Blackmore vs Ian Gillan of Deep Purple is not on this list is mind-blowing.
Sting and Stewart Copeland deserved to be high on this list.
The number of relatives on this list is astounding.
Blink reunited and toured years before 2023. Travis Barker’s plane crash reunited them
Sorry boys but Perry *made* Journey with his incredible voice. Journey had put out multiple albums that nobody cared about until Perry arrived.
His songwriting skills were what made them a success more than anything.
3 albums actually.
Brian Wilson pioneered surf rock. Mike Love was also there.
Some more examples: Sting vs Stewart Copeland, Ian Gillan vs Ritchie Blackmore, Mark knopfler vs David Knopfler. Robert Fripp vs almost every King Crimson member.
And Baker and Bruce of Cream. Jefferson Airplane could make the list too.
Liam didn’t just swing a guitar at Noel’s head, the guitar was Noel’s and he smashed it apart in front of an audience
IT HAPPENS IN EVERY BAND, IT HAPPENS IN OUR BAND
My mom married a musician who was also friends with Eddie Van Halen so he was my step-dads best man and I was 8 so at the time I called Eddie man with the funny pants ! They got divorced like 3 years later ....
Some honorable mentions
Joey Kramer vs Steven Tyler
Sebastian Bach vs Skid Row
Don Dokken vs George Lynch
Dave Mustaine vs David Ellefson
It was Joe Perry that Steven fought with
@INDLIS Steven and Joey also fought with Joey stating in an interview that Steven is the reason his eye twitches.
Dokken and Lynch was a legendary feud in the 80s.
You guys missed a few other band members who "hated" each other:
1. Rodger Daltry & Pete Townsend - The Who.
2. Rich Robinson & Chris Robinson- The Black Crowes.
3. Dave Mustaine & David Elefson- Megadeth.
4. Ronnie James Dio& Ritchie Blackmore- Rainbow.
5. Michael Schenker & Rudolph Schenker - Scorpions.
i don't think Ritchie Blackmore got on with anyone.
Also John Lennon & Paul McCartney-The Beatles.
It is insult that you spelt Daltrey Wrong
Based off his history with Metallica I presume that Dave Mustaine is, at the very least, not easy to get along with.
Rodger and Pete don't hate one another
For what it's worth, Neal and Steve have made amends years ago. Now the real beef is between Neal and Jonathan Cain. It's tearing the band apart. They kicked Ross Valory out, and he's been there since the very beginning. And Arnel Pineda is getting fed up. They're my favorite band but I think it would be best if they all retired. Steve had to do it in the late 90s when he had to get hip surgery, but he seems very happy now. He discovered he had a daughter from a one night stand and has been making up for lost time with her and her children.
The members of journey do not hate Steve, nor does Steve hate them. Steve still respects them and still misses/loves the days he was in journey. The other members have supported his recent albums/congratulated him, and Steve does the same. Yes, they had conflicts, as does every band. They went through a lot together, they have referred to themselves as brothers even. So to say that every member hates him is outrageous.
Gillan vs Blackmore?
Also Dio vs Blackmore
Steve Perry has a very recognizable voice. I have always loved his voice. I loved GNR, Slash is a beast and I love him. Duff is awesome as well.