Tracer Posted June 16, 2017 I was having a conversation with a coworker today about who would be in our perfect band. You can have members from any band, living or deceased, from any era. Example, I can pick Ronnie James Dio from the Dehumanizer era or Tom Araya from the Seasons in the Abyss era. However, you cannot pick musicians that have ever been involved in the same band as any other member in your lineup. So you couldn't have Dave Mustaine and James Hetfield in your lineup. My band would consist of: Rhythm Guitar: James Hetfield (Current Era will do) Lead Guitar: Dimebag Darrell (Vulgar Display of Power era) Bass Guitar: Geezer Butler (Any era will do) Drums: Dave Lombardo (Seasons in the Abyss era) Vocalist: Warrel Dane (First two Sanctuary albums era) I chose Hetfield as rhythm guitarist because he is a phenomenal riff writer, lyricist, and can also provide backing vocals if needed. I chose Dime as lead guitar because...well...fucking Dime. His blues mastery would go well with Hetfields rhythm playing and Geezer's gloomy lyrics. I chose Geezer butler for his skill on the bass and his phenomenal lyric writing. I chose Dave Lombardo because he is my favorite Slayer drummer, and because I couldn't choose Bill Ward. I chose Warrel Dane because I loved his work, especially on those first two Sanctuary albums. He has a very haunting voice which I think would pair well with the gloomy lyrics and bluesy playing of Dime. 1 Share this post Link to post
geo Posted June 16, 2017 Rhythm Guitar: Lance Bass Bass Guitar: Cher Drums: Madonna Lead Vocals: Paula Abual I just want to watch the world burn. 4 Share this post Link to post
PsychoGoatee Posted June 16, 2017 Rob Halford on vocals, Lemmy on bass (which is kind of more than a bass with Lemmy), and he'd have vocals on some tracks, Yoshiki from X-Japan on drums (and piano on occasion), a twin guitar attack of Randy Rhoads and Euroboy, and they could trade off on lead/rhythm at times, and top it off with Tait Nucleus on the synthesizer/keys. And guest solos by Dime because we can. (and he did do that for Anthrax on several 90s/2000s albums) 0 Share this post Link to post
nxGangrel Posted June 16, 2017 (edited) My "super band" would be called " The Flamboyant Testicles and The Picnic Penis" and would have a quirky heavy metal industrial sound. Vocals: Maynard James Keenan (Era doesn't matter) Guitar: Scott Putesky (Portrait Era) Bass: Simon Gallup (Disintigration Era) Keyboards, Additional guitars: Trent Reznor (The Fragile Era) Drums: Ginger Fish (Era Doesn't matter) Maynard had to be the voice for this monstrous creation. I couldn't imagine any one else being it. The band's image would come from him of course. Scott Putesky is one of my favorite guitarists. He has such an odd musical style which sounds like punk and surfer rock infused with industrial or heavy metal. Plus he uses a lot of sweet guitar feedback techniques when he plays in the studio. Simon Gallup is a fabulous bassist. He makes some of the most kick ass and memorable bass lines within The Cure's discography. Letting Simon create a bass line to go over Scott's wacky Guitar riffs would be awesome to hear. Reznor is fucking awesome. Period. If he stuck with making music, or specifically the sound effects and atmosphere, it would add so much to the impact of the music. Listen to some of The Fragile instrumentals especially from deviations 1. I wasn't too concerned about who the drummer was. All I really cared about was if they could pull something off well or not. Ginger was great drummer in Manson and Zombie and I think would be a perfect fit. 0 Share this post Link to post
Cupboard Posted June 16, 2017 Lars Ulrich - rhythm guitar Janis Joplin - cocaine hand-mirror Mos Eisley Cantina band - wind instruments Bill Ward - percussion Robert Plant - tambourine Ozzy Osbourne - harmonica Lead Belly - lead guitar Kurt Cobain - syringe Al Gore - backup vocals Nikola Tesla- disc jockey Grace Slick - vocals 5 Share this post Link to post
MFG38 Posted June 16, 2017 Devin Townsend - lead vocals Joe Duplantier - guitar & backing vocals John Petrucci - guitar Conner Green - bass Alex Rüdinger - drums Richard Barbieri - keyboards Sound: the ultimate mashup of their respective styles to create the best progressive metal imaginable. 0 Share this post Link to post
R1ck Posted June 16, 2017 (edited) Oh, this sounds like the fantasy football shit that I used to play. I dig. Tony Kakko - Vocal 1 Benjamin Sotto - Vocal 2 Nina Osegueda - Vocal 3 Henrik Klingenberg (pre-Unia era) - Keyboard/Backing vocal Luca Trulilli - Guitar Kai Hansen (Helloween's Wall of Jericho era) Guitar Daniele Carbonera - Drum Oliver Holzwarth - Bass Sound: Neo Classical/Power metal. 0 Share this post Link to post
Jayextee Posted June 16, 2017 Ten Inch Tacks. They sound just like Nine Inch Nails, but their shirts are more acceptable to wear around people. 0 Share this post Link to post
Battle_Korbi Posted June 16, 2017 Hmm... Musicians from any era, any band. Create six proxy bands filled with random real life people but each had one of the selected as musicians with their own instrument each. CHECK. Pick those six real life people. CHECK. Ha! Hacked your question! I sayeth my perfect band would be named "Unknown Artist", and it's genre would be electronic spiritual opera, with a sparkle of nu metal. Members: - Bobby Prince as the lead vocalist (" youve gotta eat your vegetables...") - Tom Hanks operating the teremin and electronic stuff - I myself grab a piano/organ - My dog provides samples to Tom Hanks by howling, also in charge of providing realistic sounds of pain and misery as he fucks up the equipment - Helen Keller (wo)mans the guitar - and last but not least, Hadrian builds walls and makes the beat while doing so. I am too un-serious at the moment. Please accept my apologies. 1 Share this post Link to post
nxGangrel Posted June 18, 2017 INTRODUCING HEAVY METAL'S MEGA HIT BAND !!!iD!!! logo by Adrian Carmack :Staring: John Romero - Vocals John Carmack - Lead Guitar American McGee - Rhythm Guitar Sandy Peterson - Bass Guitar Bobby Prince - Keyboards and Tom Hall on Drums Their discography includes billboard charting records "Commander Keen" "Wolfenstein" and Platinum Seller "The Ultimate Doom". With their latest album "Quake" planned to be released next year in 1996, and will be produced by industrial rock god Trent Reznor. Get Psyched!! 3 Share this post Link to post
Mr. Freeze Posted June 18, 2017 My supergroup is me and my three clones. We'd probably sound like this: 0 Share this post Link to post
Tristan Posted June 18, 2017 jimmy: keyboard me: bass timeofdeath: guitar + drums (at the same time obv) alfonzo: egg 3 Share this post Link to post
Megalyth Posted June 18, 2017 3 hours ago, Eris Falling said: jimmy: keyboard me: bass timeofdeath: guitar + drums (at the same time obv) alfonzo: egg I think my musical skills on the theremin could add a lot to the sound of this line-up. I can also play the weasel and the bazooka for added effect. 3 Share this post Link to post
Deleted_Account Posted June 19, 2017 The name of my super terrific band would be called The Blasted Heath. It would sound like NIN/Skinny Puppy/Ministry/Arcturus with vocals provided by the late great Christopher Lee. 0 Share this post Link to post
yakfak Posted June 19, 2017 it'd be bjork, blixa bargeld and me doing ambient tracker beats, blixa would write poetry and do his insane inhaled squealy screams, plus hold down individual electric guitar notes for like twenty seconds at a time, bjork would compose and sing like the angel she is & i would add goat noises to all the songs 1 Share this post Link to post