It's not unusual for rock bands to have creative tensions, but few bands take it to the limit quite like the Eagles. The '70s superstars broke up in 1980 after two of the band members actually threatened each other with physical violence onstage in front of a concert audience. The Eagles were already struggling with a great deal of internal turmoil due to the pressure to follow up their career-changing 1976 album Hotel California. According to Frey, Felder responded by saying, "You're welcome, Senator ... Just months later, they announced a full-scale reunion for the Hell Freezes Over Tour, but tensions remained between Frey and Felder.