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    Posted: July 22 2008 at 16:42

Back during the height of their careers, which musicians would have formed an interesting supergroup for you/ would have made a successful lineup?
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Hammill. Cross. Giles. Schetagne/Muir. Haskell.

I'd have loved it.


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Interesting, nice
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I suppose this thread falls under be careful what you wish for. 
 
Wetton/Howe/Palmer/Downes.  Actually, one of my favorite bands, but not much love for them here on PA.  And although I like their output, just imagine what Asia might have sounded like as a prog band with this cast of characters. 
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Hint, for this to become an interesting discussion, please comment on your suggestions. For example, why do you think those people would have worked well together?
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I don't think this would be a successful super-duper group, but the results might have been interesting (one wouldn't want oo many egos and visions at play):

Vander
Wyatt
Cobham
McLaughlin
Pastorius
Paganotti
Dagmar Krause
Stella Vander
Frith
Cutler
Fripp
Greaves
Schulze
Suzuki
Hammill
Moerlen
Meyer
Basquiz
Didier Lockwood
Tatsuya Yoshida
Nami Sagara
Seefer Yochk'o
Zorn
Driver
Wakhevitch
David Surkamp
Grigsby
Hastings
van Leer
van Vliet
Caroline Prieto
and James LaBrie conducting the whole thing.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I don't think this would be a successful super-duper group, but the results might have been interesting (one wouldn't want oo many egos and visions at play):

Vander
Wyatt
Cobham
McLaughlin
Pastorius
Paganotti
Dagmar Krause
Stella Vander
Frith
Cutler
Fripp
Greaves
Schulze
Suzuki
Hammill
Moerlen
Meyer
Basquiz
Didier Lockwood
Tatsuya Yoshida
Nami Sagara
Seefer Yochk'o
Zorn
Driver
Wakhevitch
David Surkamp
Grigsby
Hastings
van Leer
van Vliet
Caroline Prieto
and James LaBrie conducting the whole thing.


This gets my nomination for best "dream band" I've ever seen. Haha, this would be incredibly bizarre and epic, and it wouldn't work in a million years. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Great thought into it though! Labrie and Beefheart in the same band... WOAH. LOL

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I wish those XYZ (Ex-Yes-Zeppelin) rumours would have come to fruition.
 
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That would could have worked potentially
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:


This gets my nomination for best "dream band" I've ever seen. Haha, this would be incredibly bizarre and epic, and it wouldn't work in a million years. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Great thought into it though! Labrie and Beefheart in the same band... WOAH. LOL

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Thanks, but somehow I forgot Zappa and Akerfeldt with the Spice Girls as back-up singers. ;)

To answer this more seriously... Erm, I'm drawing a blank:

Billy Cobham
Didier Lockwood
Jannick Top
Frank Zappa
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John McLaughlin
Frank Zappa
Bill Bruford
Sean Malone
Ian Anderson
Miles Davis
David Cross
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:


Hammill. Cross. Giles. Schetagne/Muir. Haskell.I'd have loved it.


Oooh!! That woulda been cool!!


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Prog Band - The United States of America
 
Tom Scholz (Boston) - Guitars/Keyboards
Peter Cetera (Chicago) - Bass/Vocals
Robby Steinhart (Kansas) - Violin
Bernie Marsden (Alaska) - Guitars
Paul Richards (California Guitar Trio) - Guitar
Hal Blaine (America) - Drums
 
This would probably be more of a really good AOR band than a prog band, but since I like all of these bands, my little harebrained scheme of taking members of bands with US location names might produce some decent music.
 
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Prog Band - The United States of America
 
Tom Scholz (Boston) - Guitars/Keyboards
Peter Cetera (Chicago) - Bass/Vocals
Robby Steinhart (Kansas) - Violin
Bernie Marsden (Alaska) - Guitars
Paul Richards (California Guitar Trio) - Guitar
Hal Blaine (America) - Drums
 
This would probably be more of a really good AOR band than a prog band, but since I like all of these bands, my little harebrained scheme of taking members of bands with US location names might produce some decent music.
 


Cool idea.  Personally I'd want to throw in a member of OREGON, which is a very good jazz-rock band in the archives -- maybe have Collin Walcott on tabla, sitar and dulcimer.  Bt maybe they wouldn't gel that well as an AOJR band.
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I don't think this would be a successful super-duper group, but the results might have been interesting (one wouldn't want oo many egos and visions at play):

Vander
Wyatt
Cobham
McLaughlin
Pastorius
Paganotti
Dagmar Krause
Stella Vander
Frith
Cutler
Fripp
Greaves
Schulze
Suzuki
Hammill
Moerlen
Meyer
Basquiz
Didier Lockwood
Tatsuya Yoshida
Nami Sagara
Seefer Yochk'o
Zorn
Driver
Wakhevitch
David Surkamp
Grigsby
Hastings
van Leer
van Vliet
Caroline Prieto
and James LaBrie conducting the whole thing.


This gets my nomination for best "dream band" I've ever seen. Haha, this would be incredibly bizarre and epic, and it wouldn't work in a million years. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Great thought into it though! Labrie and Beefheart in the same band... WOAH. LOL

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Oh my god, can I join this band??!!  Please??  I shall rattle a (frankly unnecessary) tambourine and sing back-up vocals with aplomb. LOL  If not that, I could be Assistant Roadie In Charge Of Small Items.  Plastic bag containing Beefheart's lyric collection, Blasquiz's claves and selection of combs (for the Ultimate Beard), you name it! LOL
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Points: 1065 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 22 2008 at 19:03
Not sure whether all the personalities would fit in the room, but let's assume it's a very large room...

Zappa (on guitar and conceptual continuity)
Rundgren (on vocals and high emotion - and on pyramid - and in lycra)
Vander (on percussion, and on fire)

They would make a concept album about a cosmically enlightened ancient egyptian interstellar poodle who knows the true meaning of the verb: to love. Big%20smile
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I don't think this would be a successful super-duper group, but the results might have been interesting (one wouldn't want oo many egos and visions at play):

Vander
Wyatt
Cobham
McLaughlin
Pastorius
Paganotti
Dagmar Krause
Stella Vander
Frith
Cutler
Fripp
Greaves
Schulze
Suzuki
Hammill
Moerlen
Meyer
Basquiz
Didier Lockwood
Tatsuya Yoshida
Nami Sagara
Seefer Yochk'o
Zorn
Driver
Wakhevitch
David Surkamp
Grigsby
Hastings
van Leer
van Vliet
Caroline Prieto
and James LaBrie conducting the whole thing.


This gets my nomination for best "dream band" I've ever seen. Haha, this would be incredibly bizarre and epic, and it wouldn't work in a million years. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Great thought into it though! Labrie and Beefheart in the same band... WOAH. LOL

Clap

Oh my god, can I join this band??!!  Please??  I shall rattle a (frankly unnecessary) tambourine and sing back-up vocals with aplomb. LOL  If not that, I could be Assistant Roadie In Charge Of Small Items.  Plastic bag containing Beefheart's lyric collection, Blasquiz's claves and selection of combs (for the Ultimate Beard), you name it! LOL


Absolutely!  Things didn't work out well with LaBrie, truth be told he was being too much of a diva, so we were forced to cut TheCheese, and have been looking for a replacement. LOL
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Not sure whether all the personalities would fit in the room, but let's assume it's a very large room...

Zappa (on guitar and conceptual continuity)
Rundgren (on vocals and high emotion - and on pyramid - and in lycra)
Vander (on percussion, and on fire)

cosmically enlightened ancient egyptian interstellar poodle  Big%20smile
 
Arf she said.
 
Wink


"What are you going to do when that damn thing rusts?"
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Originally posted by Garion81 Garion81 wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Not sure whether all the personalities would fit in the room, but let's assume it's a very large room...

Zappa (on guitar and conceptual continuity)
Rundgren (on vocals and high emotion - and on pyramid - and in lycra)
Vander (on percussion, and on fire)

cosmically enlightened ancient egyptian interstellar poodle  Big%20smile
 
Arf she said.
 
Wink

Now now, don't you be calling me a modified dog. Angry LOL
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