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Poll Question: Create Your Own Supergroup! (choose person for each instrument)
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
113 [12.75%]
6 [0.68%]
66 [7.45%]
68 [7.67%]
65 [7.34%]
20 [2.26%]
44 [4.97%]
117 [13.21%]
52 [5.87%]
42 [4.74%]
19 [2.14%]
45 [5.08%]
22 [2.48%]
25 [2.82%]
44 [4.97%]
6 [0.68%]
7 [0.79%]
2 [0.23%]
32 [3.61%]
9 [1.02%]
7 [0.79%]
35 [3.95%]
27 [3.05%]
10 [1.13%]
3 [0.34%]
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Lake, Howe, Emerson, Squire, Collins.

But maybe it would be a horrible band  .

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Gabriel/Hacket/Banks/Levin/Collins
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What's the point of mixing different ingredients of beer, wisky, vodka, coca-cola and so on, guys?

Everyone played in the group he was destined to. I'm not sure that if some "monsters of prog" had played together anything could be better than it was.
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Only Yes/Genesis/ELP/King Crimson/UK men to choose from. Yawn. Let people make their own free choices. Here's mine which I thought up some weeks ago:

British art rock band formed in 1972, called Daylight:

Dusty Springfield - voc (fantastic emotional singer)

Justin Hayward - g, voc (after Moody Blues' breakup)

Ian McDonald - kb, sax, fl (what was he doing at that time, anyway?)

Graham Smith - violin (played later for P. Hammill/VDGG)

Eberhard Weber - bass (brings the jazz influence)

Stephen Lipson - dr, perc (retired from music after Gracious' breakup)

Daylight made art rock that has elements from entertainment vocal music, jazz and classical music. Its biggest fault is that it never existed - but it COULD have, right?

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I did (out of this group):

  • Phil Collins: Vocals
  • Tony Banks: Keyboards
  • Chris Squire: Bass
  • Carl Palmer: Drums

I think that'd be classy

My Dream Group is this:

  • Ian Anderson: Vocals/Flute (Jethro Tull)
  • Ray Shulman: Bass Guitar/Violin (Gentle Giant)
  • Carl Palmer: Drums
  • Tony Banks: Keyboards
  • Ian McDonald: Flute/Saxophone/Etc. (King Crimson)
  • Steve Hackett: Guitar


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well, I would have Geddy Lee as singer, and Bass and Keyboards. Lifeson on guitars and background keyboards and background vocals, Peart on Drums/percussion

"The rock and roll business is pretty absurd, but the world of serious music is much worse." - Zappa
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Pick one person per instrument: vox, guitar, keys, bass and drums

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"Progressive rock is the key to the continuance of human evolution." - Charles Darwin
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