Bad Company

[66 mustang]

I may get grilled for my comment but I enjoy the Brian Howe led version of the band. I know the original line-up is classic and I really enjoy their songs at times but I just enjoy the Howe years a bit more.

[JustJason]

I also enjoy the Howe lineup more.

[Dave]

THIS IS LIKE ASKING WHO WOULD YOU LIKE SINGING FOR WHITESNAKE.

 

 

.........................................DAVID COVERDALE..................................................

.........................................MICHAEL JACKSON..................................................

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.....................................PAUL RODGERS IS GOD !!!!!!!!!!! NUFF' SAID

[Dave]

THIS IS LIKE ASKING WHO WOULD YOU LIKE SINGING FOR WHITESNAKE.

 

 

.........................................DAVID COVERDALE..................................................

.........................................MICHAEL JACKSON..................................................

...............................................50 CENT............................................................

 

.....................................PAUL RODGERS IS GOD !!!!!!!!!!! NUFF' SAID

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Actually i have to go before i over this one. i do respect other peoples opinions but to me , this topic is taboo !!!!!!!

[T-BONE]

I like all versions of Bad Company as they all had their own sound and style

[shamus]

Favorite song: good lovin gone bad... but favorite album:

Fame and Fortune with Howe.

[tasha]

Bad Company with Paul Rodgers

[hsf]

In case you didn't know, "you can't go wrong with Paul Rodgers"!

[Jez]

Paul Rodgers without fail, although i do like the other line up's aswell, especially the 'Fame And Fortune' album -although it did sound very much like Foreigner (which is no bad thing)

[CurtisLoew]

The classic Bad Co. rules, although I can definitely see how people on this site would dig the Howe-era stuff since they were clearly trying to become like all the other bands of the era: closer to the pop metal sound than Paul's bluesy rock mix. They were trying to fit in with all the other bands (and succeeding); I even saw Zaza open for 'em. (Wish I knew then what I knew now... I'd've spent hundred at the merch booth.)

[Blue Charvel]

I never really got into anything after Rodgers, and I didn't really like what I heard. I think I would have liked it more if I had thought of it as a completely different band, and not as Bad Company. To me, Bad Company will always be that killer bluesy rock band with Paul Rodgers on vox. After Bad Co. I followed him to the Firm (criminally underrated IMHO), guess I'm just old school or somethin'...

 

BTW I personally would LOVE to hear 50 Cent on vox with Whitesnake...

[Dave]

I never really got into anything after Rodgers, and I didn't really like what I heard. I think I would have liked it more if I had thought of it as a completely different band, and not as Bad Company. To me, Bad Company will always be that killer bluesy rock band with Paul Rodgers on vox. After Bad Co. I followed him to the Firm (criminally underrated IMHO), guess I'm just old school or somethin'...

 

BTW I personally would LOVE to hear 50 Cent on vox with Whitesnake... 

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No Blue Charvel , you are not just old school , you are telling it the way it is .........

[Blue Charvel]

No Blue Charvel , you are not just old school , you are telling it the way it is .........

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Here's to old school!

[razor2467]

I'd have to say Paul Rodgers, but the Brian Howe version of Bad Co. is pretty decent too......

[Captain Howdy]

Was there a Bad Company after Paul Rodgers left?

I dont think so!

[Socratic Methodist]

I picked Hart....

 

Opinions are like a-holes....you know the rest.

 

Company of Strangers is a great album....

 

Don't know why people continue to live in the past.....I guess Rogers will always be the 'sentimental' favorite....but let's not dis the other guys.

 

Robert Hart is just as good.

[Dave]

I picked Hart....

 

Opinions are like a-holes....you know the rest.

 

Company of Strangers is a great album....

 

Don't know why people continue to live in the past.....I guess Rogers will always be the 'sentimental' favorite....but let's not dis the other guys.

 

Robert Hart is just as good.

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We aint' livin' in the past , we just admire brilliance and thats what the early Bad Company led by Paul Rodgers were and still are today. Just check out the "IN CONCERT" DVD and you will see why!

I still like the other Bad Company line ups but Paul is the man.

[Snakelady]

Paul Rodgers ofcourse!

[Bobbi Flekman]

Is that even a question... Of course, it's with P. Rodgers!

[66 mustang]

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[metaltrekman]

I'd have to say Paul Rodgers, but the Brian Howe version of Bad Co. is pretty decent too......

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[66 mustang]

The Robert Hart album Company of Strangers is a very good album that got lost in the grunge era. VERY SOLID blues rock, back to the Paul Rodgers

[Wotty]

I like Paul Rodgers,but I prefered Brian Howe, especially the Dangerous Age album..

[SEYHEYKID]

You Can't go Wrong With Paul Rodgers!!

[66 mustang]

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