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artbass 
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Posted: August 02 2004 at 16:12 |
Peter Gabriel - Vocals, Flute, Oboe, Show
Steve Hackett - Guitar, Vocals
Lupo (Grobschnitt) - Guitar, Vocals
Jonas Reingold - Bass
Eroc (Grobschnitt) - Drums
I don't know who to put behind the keyboards, perhaps Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman? There are too many good keyboarders out there...
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she feels wind around her
she feels a warming sun
she feels some raindrops wet her leaves
since that time she lost her griefs
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threefates
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Posted: August 01 2004 at 11:23 |
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Arthur Brown (as in The Crazy World of) seems to think he got screwed in that process...
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Why??... Carl had already left Arthur Brown with Vincent Crane and formed Atomic Rooster. AR already had out an album... if anyone, Vincent Crane was the one who got screwed...
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James Lee
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Posted: August 01 2004 at 06:13 |
threefates wrote:
Yeh, that was the rumor... but actually they only spoke to Mitch Mitchellr regarding the open drummer position... but decided on Carl Palmer instead... lucky them!! |
Arthur Brown (as in The Crazy World of) seems to think he got screwed in that process...
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The Hemulen
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Posted: July 31 2004 at 22:20 |
Hello, I'm new, blah blah blah....
Ultimate supergroup, eh?
Vocals: Annie Haslam. Just Annie Haslam, thank you very much.
Guitar: Martin Barre. He's a good all-rounder - not too virtuso-y, but capable of a smashing solo!
Keys: Kerry Minnear. Never an unnecessary note. (And he could play vibes/xylophone!)
Bass/vocals: Chris Squire. Obviously.
Sax/flute: Didier Malherbe.
Drums: Bill Bruford.
Percussion/things: Hasse Bruinisson.
I'd also expect some session players for the odd bit of cello, mandolin, accordian etc.
How's that for a balanced line-up then?
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threefates
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Posted: July 31 2004 at 01:01 |
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Yeh, that was the rumor... but actually they only spoke to Mitch Mitchellr regarding the open drummer position... but decided on Carl Palmer instead... lucky them!!
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Syn Caos
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Posted: July 31 2004 at 00:38 |
richardh wrote:
Keith Emerson -Keyboards
Greg Lake - Vocals and Bass Guitar
Carl Palmer - Drums
But then without a lead guitarist it would never work
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I heard Jimmi Hendrix was going to join the band, but unfortunally he died. The band would be called HELP (Hendrix, Emerson, Lake and Palmer) instead of ELP.
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There's no dark side of the moon really, as a matter of fact, it's all dark
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Velvetclown
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Posted: July 29 2004 at 04:58 |
Or sister. 
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Joren
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Posted: July 29 2004 at 04:41 |
More like Sylvester Stallone's long lost father! 
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Ivan_Melgar_M
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Posted: July 29 2004 at 03:36 |
Richard Gere's long forgotten half brother? |
I was about to say that 
Again we agree.
Iván
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richardh
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Posted: July 29 2004 at 02:56 |
threefates wrote:
Useful_Idiot wrote:
Here I shall compose the ugliest supergroup ever.
Bass/Vocals: Roger Waters
Guitar: Steve Howe
Keyboards: Rick Wakeman (he hasn't exactly aged gracefully)
Drums: Christian Vander
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Hey have you seen Roger Waters lately. He looks a whole lot better.. the older he's gotten. These days he's looking rather suave...
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Richard Gere's long forgotten half brother?
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threefates
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Posted: July 28 2004 at 21:20 |
Useful_Idiot wrote:
Here I shall compose the ugliest supergroup ever.
Bass/Vocals: Roger Waters
Guitar: Steve Howe
Keyboards: Rick Wakeman (he hasn't exactly aged gracefully)
Drums: Christian Vander
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Hey have you seen Roger Waters lately. He looks a whole lot better.. the older he's gotten. These days he's looking rather suave...
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Minstrel X
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Posted: July 28 2004 at 10:47 |
VOCALS: Peter Gabriel/Ian Anderson
GUITARS: Steve Hackett & Mikael Ċkerfeldt
BASS: Chris Squire
DRUMS: Christian Vander
KEYBOARDS: Clive Nolan
FLUTE: Anna Holmgren
MELLOTRON: Lars Fredrik Frĝislie
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Minstrel X: Burning down the gallery
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Bryan
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Posted: July 28 2004 at 00:08 |
Here I shall compose the ugliest supergroup ever.
Bass/Vocals: Roger Waters
Guitar: Steve Howe
Keyboards: Rick Wakeman (he hasn't exactly aged gracefully)
Drums: Christian Vander
They could use Roger Waters' idea from The Wall tours of building a big brick wall in front of the stage to block the performers. That would probably be the only way anyone could survive sitting through their live show.
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El Hefe
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Posted: July 27 2004 at 23:26 |
Vocals and guitar: Daniel Ginldenlöw
Guitars and backing vocals: John Petrucci or/and Serge Fiori
Drummer: Mike Portnoy or Virgil Donati
Bass: Viktor Lemonte Wooten
Keybords: Kevin Moore
Additionals vocals and djembe: Brandon Boyd
Stick: Tony Levin
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From Harmonium to Dream Theater, music does make vibrate the strings of my soul
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Posted: July 27 2004 at 00:34 |
Dick Heath wrote:
| They do occasionally - the first UK album for instance. |
That's why I said almost, UK is a great example of that, but even if people believe I'm crazy, I like "Danger Money"more than UK's self titled album.
Iván
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: July 26 2004 at 13:09 |
Dick Heath wrote:
ivan_2068 wrote:
Ok, but remember supergroups almost never work: |
They do occasionally - the first UK album for instance.
The best example in my mind of this is Holdsworth playing with Joe Satriani on the title track of Stu Hamm's Radio Free Albumuth - they neutralised each other, and so made the worse record of either guitarists' career (IMHO). I think Truth In Shredding with Holdsworth with Gambale illustrated this too - as did the Metheny/Scofield and Abercrombie/Scofield album projects. |
The biggest problem with MVP was Allan and Frank never actually played together in the same room. Gambale completed the whole project with holes for Allan to fill. Too sterile. True improvisation needs a live setting.
The same goes for the Stu Hamm project. If Satch and Holdsy played together in the same room, we may have heard something completely different. Of course, I thought the tune itself was meagor.
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Dick Heath
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Posted: July 26 2004 at 12:47 |
ivan_2068 wrote:
Ok, but remember supergroups almost never work:
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They do occasionally - the first UK album for instance.
However, I largely support of your case. I once asked Allan Holdsworth for a radio interview, whether he would consider working with Metheny or MclLaughlin, and got the terse reply: such musicians will either inhibit each other, because they don't want to show each other up OR they are trying to outdo each other and something gets lost. The best example in my mind of this is Holdsworth playing with Joe Satriani on the title track of Stu Hamm's Radio Free Albumuth - they neutralised each other, and so made the worse record of either guitarists' career (IMHO). I think Truth In Shredding with Holdsworth with Gambale illustrated this too - as did the Metheny/Scofield and Abercrombie/Scofield album projects. However, some bass duos work - check out Rob Wasserman's Trios - perhaps bass players know how to both play lead and backing rhythm?
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Jim Garten
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Posted: July 26 2004 at 08:54 |
Foxy wrote:
it might have existed: Fripp & Sylvian with Trey Gunn on bass and Pat Mastelotto on drums in live version (Damage).
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It did - and I saw it at the Albert Hall in London several years ago (the 'First Day' tour)
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Posted: July 26 2004 at 08:30 |
Vocals: Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush
Flute: Jan Anderson
Bass: John Patitucci
Stick: Tony Levin
Guitars: Steve Hackett
Guitar - Fingerpicking parts: Steve Howe
Lead Guitars: Pat Metheny
Impossible guitar parts: Steve Vai
Keyboards: Flavio Premoli
Lead Keyboards: Keith Emerson
Drums: Phil Collins (don't move from you seat please!! ) & Gary Novak
Percussion: Nana Vasconcelos
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Posted: July 26 2004 at 06:02 |
JrKASperov wrote:
I'd say Gentle Giant. |
Yep, what more would could you ask for?
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