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Velocities In Music

Jake and Tom are two devout music heads who spent the last several years reviewing music on YouTube as Velocities in Music. Armed with two microphones and a podcast, the guys from VIM discuss topics important to music fanatics including artist deep-dives, new music summaries and other on-topic banter.
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Now displaying: October, 2019
Oct 15, 2019

Bands will often change and evolve their sound over time, and sometimes bands will change their lineup as well, bringing new members into the fold as others leave. As fans, we get attached to our favorite bands and their members, and sometimes when these sonic shifts and personnel changes line up, it can feel like a betrayal. After all, they're not even the same band anymore--how dare they go by the same name!

In this episode, we explore some examples of when bands did or didn't change their name after a significant lineup change, and discuss when we think it's appropriate to just call it a new band.

What do you think? When should a band change their name, and when is it okay to keep the same name?

Bands discussed in this episode include:

  • Joy Division
  • Metallica
  • Stone Temple Pilots
  • Black Sabbath
  • Fleetwood Mac
  • AC/DC
  • Iron Maiden
  • Pink Floyd
  • Sublime (with Rome)
  • Velvet Underground
  • Boston
  • Journey
  • At the Drive-In
  • King Crimson
  • The Fall
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