QuoteSinger - Ian McCulloch
guitarist - Dave Gilmour
Guitarist 2 -Noel Gallagher
Bass - Peter Hook
Drums - Mel Gaynor
-Keyboards - Jean Michelle Jarre
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Novelty act- Frank Sidebottom
Who would you have in your band then?.Got me thinking a bit and it's not as easy as it seems cos there's always somebody else that you'd want in.Here's mine anyway:
Singer -Thom Yorke
Guitarist - Jimi Hendrix
Guitarist 2 -Kevin Siields
Bass - Jah Wobble
Drums - Keith Moon
Keyboards - Lee Perry
Strings - Warren Ellis
Novelty act-Bez
Don't know what I'd call them yet!
Fire away then,whats yours.
MOT
Singer - Ian McCulloch
guitarist - Dave Gilmour
Guitarist 2 -Noel Gallagher
Bass - Peter Hook
Drums - Mel Gaynor
-Keyboards - Jean Michelle Jarre
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Novelty act- Frank Sidebottom
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Singer - Elvis
Bass - Tim Commerford
Guitar - Slash
Guitar2 - Dave Navarro
Drums - Dave Grohl
Novelty - the freak who used to dance on stage with Limerick band woodstar. He's in the video for "Last Sad Verse In A Dumb Punk Song"
Not quite sure what they'd sound like, but it would be one hell of an after party!
Mark E.Smith, Morrissey, Kevin Rowland, Stuart Staples - Barbershop quartet
Reni playing the spoons during the intermission
Ceci n'est pas une signature
The Dirty Eight?Originally Posted by Dublin12
Who would you have in your band then?.Got me thinking a bit and it's not as easy as it seems cos there's always somebody else that you'd want in.Here's mine anyway:
Singer -Thom Yorke
Guitarist - Jimi Hendrix
Guitarist 2 -Kevin Siields
Bass - Jah Wobble
Drums - Keith Moon
Keyboards - Lee Perry
Strings - Warren Ellis
Novelty act-Bez
Don't know what I'd call them yet!
LOL,yeah good one that!The Dirty Eight?
MOT
Drums : Ian Paice (Purple)
Bass: Tiran Porter (Doobie Brothers) or Roger Glover (Purple)
Rhythm guitar/vocals: Steve Earl
Lead guitar: Jan Akkerman (Focus)
Piano: Billy Preston
Organ/Synth etc: Jon Lord (ex-Purple) or Ricky Wakeman (Yes)
Saxaphone/Keyboards/Guitar: Alto Reed (AKA Tommy Cartmell - Silver Bullet Band)
Lead vocals/guitar: John Fogerty (ex-Creedence)
Lead Female vocals: Maria McKee (ex Lone Justice)
Groupie Inspector and Evaluator: Hamish
I left out dead rock stars.
or Ricky Wakeman
I left out dead rock stars.
Are you sure?
Drums - Alan Wren
Bass - John Enthwistle
Lead Guitar - John Squire
Rythm Guitar & Vocals - Lee Mavers
Bass: Peter Hook
Drummer:Reni (With Keith moon on the Bongos)
Vocalist:Ian Curtis
Guitarists: Johnny Marr & John Squire
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Hee hee. Poor Rick - great creac when he's on Never mind the buzzcocks.
He was an awful man for the drink when Yes were at their pompous peak and he constantly tricked interviewers in the bar after a gig if they asked him, "Where are you playing next?"
He'd reply, "Myrand".
Interviewer. "Myrand??"
Wakeman, "I'll have a double scotch, thanks very much"
I remember that sceal from an old Melody Maker. He was notorious for that scam.
I'm surprised nobody has put Philip Lynott in any of their bands....
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
eh..........he's dead.
Does this thread include dead musicians too???
Eh, look at the thread title.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
as a die-hard Echo & The Bunnymen fan, I gotta name those and build my band around them.
VOCALS - Ian McCulloch
GUITAR - Will Sergeant
GUITAR 2 - Daniel Ash
BASS - Nicky Wire
DRUMS - Rat Scabies (if he promises to ditch his bullying and pay Dave Vanian the loyalties he deserves)
KEYBOARDS - Andy Barlow or Gary Numan
LYRICS - Ian McCulloch, plus a few songs by Nicky Wire
Jaysus, I'm even further off the planet than usual today, sligoman. Sorry about that
I saw Lynott a good few times when Lizzy were at the peak - don't think he was that great a bass player but maybe his overall contribution - great frontman, vocalist, shaper
Also, if I'd been fully awake I'd have Rory Gallagher in place of Jan Akkerman.
The most together live band I ever saw were The Silver Bullet Band - they were tighter than a camel's hole in a sandstorm -really tight.
Last edited by hamish; 20/01/2006 at 8:20 PM.
Can't believe you fell for that Hamish, I edited the thread title after it to include the "dead musicians included" bit. Haha,Jaysus, I'm even further off the planet than usual today, sligoman. Sorry about that
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
PHIL LYNOTT(Thin Lizzy) - Vocals
JOHN BONHAM(Led Zep) - Drums
JIMMY PAGE(Led Zep) - Lead Guitar
RORY GALLAGHER(Solo artist/Taste) - Guitar
JACK BRUCE(Cream) - Bass
Here is a simiar thread i put up recently on TFO website
http://forum.thefulloctave.com/viewtopic.php?t=60
WTF - no Ian Gillan on vocals???
and you left out Glover on bass
Feck it, I was going to say that in my above post that the dead bit wasn't in the title when I first posted - anyway Beeslow are playing Strand Celtic tomorrow in the Connacht Cup and we'll take it out on ye.
Forgot to mention the Muscle Shoals as backing musicians for my superband,
Last edited by dahamsta; 26/01/2006 at 8:06 AM.
What age team is that? I know a few guys that play for the u-18's I think.Beeslow are playing Strand Celtic tomorrow in the Connacht Cup and we'll take it out on ye.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
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