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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Banshee7 on October 04, 2012, 07:05:10 PM
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This is something I have thought about for some time now, and I still can't answer it. I don't know where I got this idea from, but I thought I'd share and get your opinions. Here's the challenge:
If you could create a "Super" Band consisting of members from past to present, alive or dead, who would you put in your band?
The band must have at least:
Vocalist
Drummer
Bass
Rhythm
Lead
Granted, the vocalist may also be a drummer, guitarist, etc...
This does not limit your band, as you may also include multiple positions, or others like keyboard, etc...
Genre is personal preference.
Let's see what kind of band you guys can come up with.
#S#
Josh
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Cream
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Cream
hand or cold?
semp
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My band would have to consist of these guys -
Vocalist: Randy Blythe (From Lamb of God)
Drummer: Lyn Jeffs (From Ingested)
Bass: Nick Schendzielos (From JFAC)
Rhythm: Dan Donegan (From Disturbed)
Lead: Jerry Cantrell (From AiC)
Second Bassist: Brent Riggs (Former JFAC bassist)
Genre would have to be a heavy metal/metal kind of thing. Anything heavier and I don't think (Realistically) it'd sound good because Jerry is from a rock/grunge band and Dan is in Nu Metal.
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I don't think I could pick a "Super band" better then The Traveling Wilburys
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drums: Kevin Shields
bass: Kevin Shields
Guitar 1: Kevin Shields
Guitar 2: Kevin Shields
production: Kevin Shields
Vocals: Kevin Shields, Bilinda Butcher
genre: shoegaze
They'd make the best album in the history of shoegaze and one of the iconic pieces of work in rock music, people will be imitating them for decades, I mean could you imag--
oh yeah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYMzEplnfU
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Freddie Mercury
Keith Moon
John Entwhistle
Jimi Hendrix (Lead)
Roy Buchanon (r)
Keith Emerson
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Drums: John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)
Bass: Melissa Auf der Maur (Hole, Smashing Pumpkins, and cause chick bassists are hot)
Lead: Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath/Jethro Tull)
Rhythm: K.K. Downing (Judas Priest)
Vocals: Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Fantomas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom, Dillinger Escape Plan, etc.)
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drums: Kevin Shields
bass: Kevin Shields
Guitar 1: Kevin Shields
Guitar 2: Kevin Shields
production: Kevin Shields
Vocals: Kevin Shields, Bilinda Butcher
genre: shoegaze
They'd make the best album in the history of shoegaze and one of the iconic pieces of work in rock music, people will be imitating them for decades, I mean could you imag--
oh yeah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYMzEplnfU
None of these dudes here probably ever hear of Shoegaze.. But I can tell you that I've been listening to Shoegaze since Slowdive came into the scene.. Oh, I don't know 1990 or so? Before that, the closest thing we had was Joy Division..
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The Black Crows
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The Black Crows
Amorica is a great album.
But for the sake of the game I'll play along.
Jeff Lynn
Roy Orbison
Bob Dylan
Tom Petty
George Harrison
Oh wait... damn, that's already been done.
:bhead
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I don't think I could pick a "Super band" better then The Traveling Wilburys
I agree
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K J sawka - drums
John Paul Jones - bass
Danny Gatton - rhythm gtr
Rory Gallagher - lead gtr
King Curtis - Sax
Aretha Franklin - backing voc'
Mary J Blige - backing voc'
Mick Jagger - lead voc'
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voc: Bruce Dickenson
bass : Geddy Lee (or me lol)
lead: Herman Li (or Lee however it's spelled)
drums: Neil Pert
rhythm: Eric Clapton
Yeah I know I got 2 from Rush But------ the talent speaks for itself!!!
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voc: Bruce Dickenson
The Bruce Dickenson?
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I don't think I could pick a "Super band" better then The Traveling Wilburys
Derek & The Dominoes
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Tangentially related
I always wanted to here a cover of "Riders on the storm" Produced by Ray Manzerak performed by him and the rest of The Doors , with vocals done by Frank Sinatra .
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Derek & The Dominoes
Nope.
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Drums, Niel Pert.. (Rush)
Bass Guitar, Phil Lynott.. (Thin Lizzie)
Lead Guitar, Randy Rhoads.. (Quiet Riot, Ozzie)
Rhythm Guitar, Micheal Schenkar.. (UFO, Scorpions)
Vocals, Bon Scott.. (AC/DC)
Vocals, Ozzie.. (Black Sabbath, Ozzie)
On guitars and Vocals, don't make me choose, can't do it!
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K J sawka - drums
Hell yes!
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David St. Hubbins on vocals/guitar
Nigel Tufnel on lead
Derek Smalls on bass
Viv Savage on keyboards
Mic Shrimpton (if he's still alive) on drums
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The Bruce Dickenson?
Yes THE Bruce Dickenson
(http://i830.photobucket.com/albums/zz228/Branch37/morecowbell.jpg)
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Done...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adV8-_hgL4g
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I did a little more thinking on this one and remembered one of my all time favorite "super groups" besides Wilburys.
I present for your viewing pleasure The Big Band...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLV_fDi0Ozw
:rock
Edit: I must have posted this vid a dozen times since I've been here, but dammit it's just too awesome.
Check out Patton's epic face at 1:22 :devil
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Robert Plant
John Bonham
John Paul Jones
Jimmy Page
Hmm......
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Originally I chose Jim Morrison, but with 3 from Led Zep I figured I might as well go all in.
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David St. Hubbins on vocals/guitar
Nigel Tufnel on lead
Derek Smalls on bass
Viv Savage on keyboards
Mic Shrimpton (if he's still alive) on drums
I thought Mic Shrimpton died in a bizarre gardening accident.
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Robert Plant
John Bonham
John Paul Jones
Jimmy Page
Hmm......
I guess you are not all bad :neener:......exact answer I would have used
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Les Paul & Ben Franklin
:cheers:
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Vocalist: Sam Kinison
Drummer: Animal (Muppet Show Band)
Bass: Derek Smalls (Spinal Tap)
Rhythm: Eddie Van Halen
Lead: Jimi Hendrix
Keyboard: Jerry Lee Lewis
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I thought Mic Shrimpton died in a bizarre gardening accident.
Wow, that's too bad. Mic was actually my second choice after Joe "Stumpy" Peeps spontaneously combusted.
Guess I'll have to go with Joe "Mama" Besser, then. :cheers:
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Wow, that's too bad. Mic was actually my second choice after Joe "Stumpy" Peeps spontaneously combusted.
Guess I'll have to go with Joe "Mama" Besser, then. :cheers:
Didn't Joe "Mama" Besser disappear with all the equipment during the Japanese tour? They say he is either dead or playing jazz.
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I thought Mic Shrimpton died in a bizarre gardening accident.
:old: No! Mick Shrimpton exploded on stage!
It was John "Stumpy" Pepys who died in a bizarre gardening accident (that authorities said "was best left unsolved")
Later on, his brother Richard "Ric" Shrimpton allegedly sold his dialysis machine for drugs; presumed dead.
Anybody have a copy of the early album "Shark Sandwich"?
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Later on, his brother Richard "Ric" Shrimpton allegedly sold his dialysis machine for drugs; presumed dead.
:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
Perfect.
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They say he is either dead or playing jazz.
Jazz is all mistakes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYSEQImJnNw
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you cant really dust for vomit :old:
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Amorica is a great album.
But for the sake of the game I'll play along.
Jeff Lynn
Roy Orbison
Bob Dylan
Tom Petty
George Harrison
Oh wait... damn, that's already been done.
:bhead
You forgot one. I guess you aren't as "authoritative" as you thought. I figured you were a fan of them.
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You forgot one. I guess you aren't as "authoritative" as you thought. I figured you were a fan of them.
Drummers don't count. You should know that.