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Well, Van Halen is still Van Halen. Why would I pick Haggar anyway? Most of their biggest hits were with David Lee Roth. For that matter, Metallica is largely considered of having two sets of sounds, the old and the new. So how I would pick between those? It's all Metallica, and it's all Van Halen. Neither one of them are in THIS round, so it don't matter. Now VOTE, you can do it Log, I know you can! |
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GnR and LZ
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PF and LZ
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Besides you can't compare a bands poor choice of sound vs a band changing lead singers 3 times, then changing between the 3 lead singers throughout the years. Who knows maybe mentioning Roth from the beginning would not have mattered, then again maybe that 1 Hager fan would have been mad and not voted. |
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LZ and Pink Floyd for me
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A bunch of people have NOT voted, hahaha, are you that ONE Hagar fan?! On a serious note, I agree that Metallica's second sound did take a more mainstream approach, but as a GREAT guitarist once told me, "a good song is a good song". I personally think Metallica had some good stuff in their post-Black Album material. As Van Halen had some decent stuff with Hagar, I guess. It's all just for fun, and it's all just opinion. |
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I'm giving this thread a bump, and waiting a day or two, then moving on to championship round.
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