Your Ultimate Band

If you could assemble any members from any bands and form them into one supergroup, who would you include?

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matt heafy-trivium-rythm/vocals
dimbag darell-pantera-lead guitar
flea-RHCP-bassist
joey jordinson-slipknot-drums

yep,thatd be cool

The EXACT OPPOSITE of Hanna Montana, the Jonas Brothers, and other Disney pop groups.

+ Christian Älvestam on vocals. (original lead singer of scar symmetry)

With Henrik Ohlsson and Mikael Åkerfeldt on lyrics.

Perfect band.

Hmmm....perfect band, I believe it goes by a few names, Trivium, Protest the Hero, The Syncope Threshold, Disturbed The point I'm trying to make is that great bands are great because their members all blend together perfectly, their styles support one another, breaking them off and putting them in a band with other members could turn into a real mess, no matter how good a band's members are, if it doesn't flow, it isn't good

Drums: Chris Adler, Thomas Haake
Guitar: The Amott brothers, the zombies of Jimi Hendrix and Dimebag Darrel
Bass: Fredrik Thordendal
Vocals: Randy Blythe, Rody Walker
Crowd control at events: Batman
Orchestra: Moscow Chamber Orchestra
Songwriter/Composer: Chuck Schuldiner, almost forgot him

Fuck yes.

In all it's Lamb of God, Arch Enemy, Protest the Hero, Meshuggah, Pantera, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Batman, and Russia... and Death
There, now it's complete. 2 mighty drummers, 4 legendary guitarists, almighty master of the 8 stringed bass guitar, Randy and Rody (has a ring to it) whose vocal capabilities would set peoples faces on fire, tha fuckin batman, the world's greatest modern orchestra, and the progressive and jazz infused songwriting of Chuck Schuldiner.

They'd collapse under their own weight now. Yes, this is the final edit.

Woo hoo, Rody Walker

Knightfall wrote:

Hmmm....perfect band, I believe it goes by a few names, Trivium, Protest the Hero, The Syncope Threshold, Disturbed The point I'm trying to make is that great bands are great because their members all blend together perfectly, their styles support one another, breaking them off and putting them in a band with other members could turn into a real mess, no matter how good a band's members are, if it doesn't flow, it isn't good

I get what you're saying, but this thread isn't about how bands communicate with different members, it's about using your IMAGINATION to think of an epic band.

Alright:

Vocals/Guitar: Matt Heafy
Guitars: Tim Millar and Luke Hoskin (Protest the Hero's guitarists, you can't have one without the other)
Bass: Arif Mirabdolbaghi and Steve (Fuzz) Kmack (that's right, I think dual bassists would be kick ASS)
Drums: Travis Smith

Yeah, it's a blend of Trivium, PTH, and Disturbed, and yes, I think the styles would clash and turn into a big mess, but we're using IMAGINATION

Vocals: Maynard James Keenan with Seth Boyce (EIR) backing
Guitars: Luke and Tim from PTH
Bass: Arif (PTH) (and Timmy C from Rage, if we're dualing in like knighty)
Drums: Danny Carey (Tool)

YAY timmy C (my name is Timmy B)

Drums- Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters)
Bass- Tye Zamora (Alien Ant Farm)
Guitar- Jack Black (Tenacious D), Tom Morello (RATM)


Haven't decided on a singer......but that band right there would put on one heck of an exciting show.

KG is the better guitarist from Tenacious D by far. Good choice for Morello though

to be honest even though there very very funny ,when they play live there backing guitarist oes all the difficult bits (TD)

Alien Ant Farm's Bassist is fucking HILARIOUS live. He makes and breaks the show, that one does.

does he normally make or break it?

He's insane. He dives bass-first into the crowd, screams randomly, and just starts dancing like a chicken during songs.

And yeah, KG is a better guitarist, but Jack Black is there for more insanity than anything else.

i ment is that a good thing or a bad thing lol

Good.

oh ok lol got confused

This type of stuff is too hard haha. But for me it'd prolly be:

David Draiman - Vocals
Oli Herbert - Guitar
Matt Heafy - Guitar/Vocals
Ryan Martinie - Bass
Travis Smith or Jason Costa - Drums

^ thats quite a good band,speacilly hefy and martinie (and david of corse)

the other 2 are solid

i like smith better than costa

Kent wrote:

He's insane. He dives bass-first into the crowd, screams randomly, and just starts dancing like a chicken during songs.

He's great. I hope I see them live again. At our show, somebody unplugged a cord, so a stage crew guy came up onto the stage to fix it while they were playing. He wasn't in the way or anything, He was bent down on his knees and you could barely notice him.

But the bassist went over and put his head(the stage crew guy's) in between his legs and started humping him, while doing a gene simmons-like tongue thingyamagjing, and playing the bass. It was goddamned hilarious. He did a bunch of other stuff too, but that was priceless.

lols at above

temo wrote:

^ thats quite a good band,speacilly hefy and martinie (and david of corse)

the other 2 are solid

i like smith better than costa

Yeah, I think Martinie is an underrated bassist. He is the only good thing about Mudvayne at this point and is one of the best bassists out there.

he has an awesome part in The Hate in Me, really makes the whole song