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Eric Clapton on lead guitar (from Cream)
John Lennon vocals, rhythm guitar (from The Beatles)
Mitch Mitchell on drums (from The Jimi Hendrix Experience)
Keith Richards on bass (from The Rolling Stones)
Oh wait, this really happened.
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John Lennon on lead guitar, rhythm guitar, and vocals. Every great rock groups needs someone to be the political activist, and John Lennon was not only one of the greatest political activists, but also one of the greatest musicians of all time.
Eric Clapton on lead guitar. Naturally, the greatest supergroup ever would have to have the greatest guitarist ever.
Ringo Starr on drums. Whenever I listen to covers of Beatles songs the main gripe I have with them is that none of them get the drumming right. Ringo is, in my opinion, the greatest drummer ever.
Bob Dylan on harmonica and vocals. The supergroup needs someone to write all their hit songs. Bob Dylan is my favorite song writer ever.
Paul McCartney on bass guitar, keyboards, and vocals. Originally I chose McCartney for this fictional supergroup because I didn't know of many other bass players, but then I did some minimal research and found out that I still couldn't find any other bass player better than him.
George Harrison on sitar and vocals. I've always been a fan of sitars in popular music. I considered Ravi Shankar or Brian Jones for this position, but it seemed like a crime against nature to have three of the Beatles and not the fourth.
If I had to pick a name for them, it'd be "The Supergroup," because it not only brings to mind Bob Dylan's "The Band," it also implies that they are the definitive supergroup.
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Scott Weiland vocals, Jimmy Page guitar, Eddie Van Halen guitar, Keith Moon drums, Stu Hamm on bass, Keith Emerson keyboards.
Call it Egomaniac.
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they would play metalcore,
the band would include:
Singer : Maynard James Keenan (tool)
backup singer: Cory Taylor (slipknot, stone sour)
Guitar: The late Dimebag Darrell (Pantera, Damageplan)
Bass: Paolo Gregoletto (Trivium)
Drums: Tommy Lee (motley crue)
Custom Percussion: S.A. Martinez ( 311)
Why you wonder... Each one of these members are in my favorite bands list...... lol.. it would just be awesome!!!
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sweet question
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Steven Tyler: lead singer and back-up percussion
Joe Perry: lead and rhythm guitar and back-up vocals
Brad Whitford: rhythm guitar and lead guitar and back-up vocals
Tom Hamilton: smokin' hot bass and back-up vocals
Joey Kramer: drums and back-up vocals
oh wait!! that's Aerosmith!! i think they're super enough as they are and have been.....the only addition i would make would be to have Jeff Beck stand in on lead and rhythm guitar.
hmmm......now, for bluesey stuff:
Stevie Ray Vaughan: guitar and vocals
Jonny Lang: guitar and vocals
Joey Kramer: drums
Bonnie Raitt: guitar and vocals
Phil Lesh: bass guitar
Jerry Lee Lewis: piano
and i'd call them Smokin' Hot Tamales. why not? hehehe!
great question, btw.
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February 18, 2009 10:31 PM
What would be your dream musical Super-Group?
http://perezhilton.com/2009-02-18-1996-is-rolling-over-in-its-grave
After seeing this poor excuse for a Super-Group, I got to thinking about what would be the best one ever. Let's hear your best lineups and what you think the resulting band would sound like!
Rules:
1. Only 2 people in the band can play the same instrument (no bands with 5 guitarists)
2. Players can be dead or alive
3. Must come up with a Name for the band
4. No super-groups that already exist
5. Maximum 6 people in the band
After seeing this poor excuse for a Super-Group, I got to thinking about what would be the best one ever. Let's hear your best lineups and what you think the resulting band would sound like!
Rules:
1. Only 2 people in the band can play the same instrument (no bands with 5 guitarists)
2. Players can be dead or alive
3. Must come up with a Name for the band
4. No super-groups that already exist
5. Maximum 6 people in the band
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| February 20, 2009 06:31 AM |
John Lennon vocals, rhythm guitar (from The Beatles)
Mitch Mitchell on drums (from The Jimi Hendrix Experience)
Keith Richards on bass (from The Rolling Stones)
Oh wait, this really happened.
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February 18, 2009 11:01 PM
You can't see it, but when I read this question I rubbed my hands together in happiness and anticipation because this is a question that I have thought about many times before, and here's what I've come up with: John Lennon on lead guitar, rhythm guitar, and vocals. Every great rock groups needs someone to be the political activist, and John Lennon was not only one of the greatest political activists, but also one of the greatest musicians of all time.
Eric Clapton on lead guitar. Naturally, the greatest supergroup ever would have to have the greatest guitarist ever.
Ringo Starr on drums. Whenever I listen to covers of Beatles songs the main gripe I have with them is that none of them get the drumming right. Ringo is, in my opinion, the greatest drummer ever.
Bob Dylan on harmonica and vocals. The supergroup needs someone to write all their hit songs. Bob Dylan is my favorite song writer ever.
Paul McCartney on bass guitar, keyboards, and vocals. Originally I chose McCartney for this fictional supergroup because I didn't know of many other bass players, but then I did some minimal research and found out that I still couldn't find any other bass player better than him.
George Harrison on sitar and vocals. I've always been a fan of sitars in popular music. I considered Ravi Shankar or Brian Jones for this position, but it seemed like a crime against nature to have three of the Beatles and not the fourth.
If I had to pick a name for them, it'd be "The Supergroup," because it not only brings to mind Bob Dylan's "The Band," it also implies that they are the definitive supergroup.
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February 18, 2009 11:44 PM
Wow, this is a good one. Scott Weiland vocals, Jimmy Page guitar, Eddie Van Halen guitar, Keith Moon drums, Stu Hamm on bass, Keith Emerson keyboards.
Call it Egomaniac.
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February 19, 2009 04:10 AM
I would call them Lick my Crabtree... they would play metalcore,
the band would include:
Singer : Maynard James Keenan (tool)
backup singer: Cory Taylor (slipknot, stone sour)
Guitar: The late Dimebag Darrell (Pantera, Damageplan)
Bass: Paolo Gregoletto (Trivium)
Drums: Tommy Lee (motley crue)
Custom Percussion: S.A. Martinez ( 311)
Why you wonder... Each one of these members are in my favorite bands list...... lol.. it would just be awesome!!!
Source(s):
sweet question
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February 21, 2009 05:42 AM
hmmm.... Steven Tyler: lead singer and back-up percussion
Joe Perry: lead and rhythm guitar and back-up vocals
Brad Whitford: rhythm guitar and lead guitar and back-up vocals
Tom Hamilton: smokin' hot bass and back-up vocals
Joey Kramer: drums and back-up vocals
oh wait!! that's Aerosmith!! i think they're super enough as they are and have been.....the only addition i would make would be to have Jeff Beck stand in on lead and rhythm guitar.
hmmm......now, for bluesey stuff:
Stevie Ray Vaughan: guitar and vocals
Jonny Lang: guitar and vocals
Joey Kramer: drums
Bonnie Raitt: guitar and vocals
Phil Lesh: bass guitar
Jerry Lee Lewis: piano
and i'd call them Smokin' Hot Tamales. why not? hehehe!
great question, btw.
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