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* Another Brazilian band, Titãs, survived the departure of a singer/composer, the death of a guitarist, and the departure of a bassist/singer/composer (and now, of the drummer).
* [[Van Halen]] achieved its greatest commercial success ''after'' David Lee Roth quit the band and was replaced by Sammy Hagar, though the change has always caused great division among fans, with many Roth purists disdainfully referring to the later group as "Van Hagar". After Hagar quit, they tried it again with Gary Cherone (which didn't take at ''[[Dork Age|all]]''). In their two reunion tours since then, they've toured once with Hagar and once with Roth.
* After the Small Faces' frontman Steve Marriott quit the group to form Humble Pie, the remaining members changed their name to the Faces and recruited Rod Stewart and Ron Wood to replace him. If anything, the [[
** They reformed in 2009 with Simply Red singer Mick Hucknall providing lead vocal. Their performance at the Royal Albert Hall was pretty well received but Hucknall's status within the band isn't too clear at the moment.
* Albums by [[The Damned]] have a direct relationship between overall quality and the percentage of David Vanian, Captain Sensible, and Rat Scabies involved.
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