Ultimate dream Band line up

simonkeeping · Post by **simonkeeping** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 2:40 pm

Not really related to Spiritualized but entertaining none the less. Who would you have in youre dream band. Living or dead. Try and pick muscians who would work well together. its a tough call as theres infinate numbers of great muscians which id include but heres mine. for the moment anyway, may change it later.

Lead Guitarist - Jimi Hendrix
rhythm/Lead Guitarist - Ron Asherton (the Stooges)
Rhythm guitar/noise - Jim Ried (Jesus and the Mary Chain)
Acoustic Guitar - Marc Bolan
Bass Guitarist/Backing vocals - Paul McCartney
Lead Vocals - Iggy Pop
Lead Vocals - Elvis
Backing Vocals - James Brown (maybe, not too sure)
Drums - Keith Moon (from 1970)
Piano/keyboard/Sitar/cool hair - Brian Jones

Brass Section - Maceo Parker, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Pharoh Sanders, John Entwhistle - Tuba

Produced by Lee Perry

Leggy Mountbatten · Post by **Leggy Mountbatten** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 4:02 pm

What you've got there my friend, is a recepie for a WANKATHON.

sly saxon · Post by **sly saxon** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 4:27 pm

Presley

Shields------Watts-------Vicious------McCartney

Gillespie--------Gallagher--------Manzarek------Hendrix

Barrett-------Marley

Simple as.

the big man in goal, solid back four (good links on the left into midfield, especially, Watts in the hole to cover for Vicious's surging runs), obvious mixture of discipline and creativity in midfield, and a strike partnership with goals written all over it.

Kiss my face! Textbook

Starfish · Post by **Starfish** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 4:38 pm

Dunno there Sly, you might want the Christmas tree with wingbacks rather than a flat back four if young Sid is going to go AWOL. Also two bassists in your defence could be a recipe for disaster.
Gillespie flatters to deceive in my opinion - you'd be better off going for the real deal .. someone you can rely on like Iggy or Bon Scott. And the right wing is the last place you'd find gobby Bobby.

Dream line-ups never work. As Leggy said, it'll just be a wankathon. Or a sodothon.
New Race had a great line-up on paper in 1981. One Stooge (R Asheton), one MC5 (Thompson) and three Birdmen (Tek, Younger and Gilbert). Actually, they were pretty good, but the sum of parts is always going to have less value than the individual merits.

andyblacktoo · Post by **andyblacktoo** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 4:54 pm

fender jaguar : mark refoy
bass : will carruthers
bizarre sixties german drum kit : jon mattock
fender telecaster / vocals : jason pierce
fender jaguar / theremin / vox continental / moog : pete kember

andyblacktoo · Post by **andyblacktoo** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 4:58 pm

and also

ian curtis, bernard albrecht, peter hook and stephen morris

maybe in the psv, royce rd, hulme, circa 1977 / 78

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:58 pm

this is brilliant, i have never actually thought about this. alright. off the top of my head,

vocals - marc bolan
backing vocals/ tambourine - bobby gillespie
guitars - jason pierce
guitars - william reid
bass - andy bell
keyboards - brian wilson
drums - reni

xxxshonnxxx

Post by **BzaInSpace** » Sat Jun 19, 2004 12:31 pm

MUSO WANKERY!

Let's go:

SAM COOKE - Vocals
The RAELETTES - Backing Vocals
PRINCE - Shockadelic Guitar & Vocals
EDDIE HAZEL - Funkadelica Guitar
KING CURTIS - Tenor Saxaphone
MILES DAVIS - Horns & Keys
LARRY GRAHAM - Bass
ALLEN TOUSSAINT - Drums

and of course

SISTER MIDNITE - Vibes

ORBITAL · Post by **ORBITAL** » Wed Jun 23, 2004 5:02 pm

REETO

Here goes

Vox - Mason (beta band)

Guitar1 - Gilmour (pink floyd)

Guitar2 - McCabe (Verve)

Programming/keys - Neil barnes (leftfield)

Drums - Dennis thompson (MC5)

BAss - Echoboy

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Thu Jun 24, 2004 5:54 pm

david gilmour you c*nt, otherwise nicely done.

xxxshonnxxx

p/s have still not got a chance to hear beta band, where should i start??

Post by **BzaInSpace** » Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:50 am

Shonn, I recommend 'The Three E.P.s'.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Mon Jun 28, 2004 5:16 pm

hey bza, thanks will look into them. i had a chance to see them and i blew it. they played in a really tiny club here. they also came over as for support, can't remember who though.

xxxshonnxxx

bczar · Post by **bczar** » Mon Jun 28, 2004 7:31 pm

Rythym Guitar - Kevin Shields
Lead Guitar - Bernard Butler
Bass - Mani
Drums - Cevin Key or Kevin Haskins
Keys - Rob Collins
Vocals - Ben Gautrey

I'm stickin to it.

twentysixdollars · Post by **twentysixdollars** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 2:38 pm

On at least one level this thread is ridiculous, because no matter how well the individuals in question would sound together there have been musicians lumped together here that would or could never possibly work together or even meet. But I'll play along. Here's a guitar-based five-piece.

Vocal - Marvin Gaye
Rhythm guitar & vocal - Joan Baez
Lead guitar - Clarence White
Percussion - Elvin Jones
Bass guitar - James Jamerson
Produced by Brian Wilson

My mention of Mr Jones above has me misty-eyed in light of his recent passing: a lovely man.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 6:03 pm

haha twentysix, i knew you would not be able to resist. but JOAN BAEZ what the f*ck. it must be you who is turning 40.

xxxshonnxxx

twentysixdollars · Post by **twentysixdollars** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 7:09 pm

I've always liked her. It was her or Emmylou, but Joan is a better guitarist (listen!).

Amazingly I'm not forty yet. I wasn't even conceived when Joan cut her first album. It ain't me! And besides The Heads aren't really an area of research for me.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 7:47 pm

ya know $26, i could never swing her voice, now emmylou, she makes me feel all funny inside.

xxxshonnxxx

p/s i luv it on don't look back when dylan is taking the piss out of her!

twentysixdollars · Post by **twentysixdollars** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 8:03 pm

I think Emmylou's following amongst men is a bit healthier than Joan's for two or three reasons that haven't much to do with talent. I love her dearly, but Joan is certainly the stronger, more charismatic singer; but Emmylou's delivery (and look) is a bit sexier and a bit more vulnerable. As well Emmylou's ties to Gram make her all the more appealing to indie folksters and record-collecting Byrds fans like myself, to say nothing of romantics in light of all the slippin' around tunes on GP. I will say though that Emmylou's claims to folk/country legitimacy carried on a lot longer than Joan's; I'm disregarding most of her post-sixties output you see.

hoani · Post by **hoani** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 2:51 pm

andyblacktoo wrote:fender jaguar : mark refoy
bass : will carruthers
bizarre sixties german drum kit : jon mattock
fender telecaster / vocals : jason pierce
fender jaguar / theremin / vox continental / moog : pete kember

if ya mean his sparkly gold number he had, tis british (Hayman), nicht deutschen! i own it.

my fantasy lineup of live persons (would have to be a one off collaboration gig):

nick mccabe - ambient comet shredding geetar
kevin shields - rhythm guitar and textures
richard greentree (beta band) - bass
reni -drums
alice coltrane - harp/piano
roj stevens (ex-broadcast) - samples/keys
suzy honeyman (mekons) - violin (saw her play last month...)
stuart staples - vocals

sound engineer - jason pierce (with his ears circa 94)

well thats one of about 879 combinations,

cheerio,
paul

The Breeze · Post by **The Breeze** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 3:10 pm

drums/vocals - Phil Collins,
lead guitar - Brian May,
Piano - Elton John,
Bass -Paul McCartney,
Rythmn guitar - Mark Knopfler,
Vocals - Heather Smalls from M People

.............I have bad, bad dreams.

simonkeeping · Post by **simonkeeping** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 5:19 pm

two words describe that lineup

fucking genius!

On Fire · Post by **On Fire** » Sat Jul 24, 2004 5:02 am

Ooh! I've actually been thinking about this lately...In the words of The Infamous Jack Black - "Okay, here is my fucking supergroup:"

Lead Vocals - Ed Harcourt
Lead Guitar - Graham Tyler (The Mooney Suzuki)
Rhythm Guitar - Pete Townshend
Drums - Don Blum (The Von Bondies)
Bass - Robert Turner (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club)
Fender Rhodes and Vox Continental - Jack White
Backing Vocals - The Family Stone
Tambourine and Interpretive Dance - Dennis Lyxzen
(The Int'l Noise Conspiracy)
Fuzz - Whichever member of The Warlocks plays the solo on "Baby Blue"
Noise - J Spaceman and Sonic Boom
Saxamaphone: Oliver Henry (Soledad Brothers)
Moog - a sledgehammer, because I fucking hate Moogs
Drugs - Keith Richards
Whiskey - Me
Orchestration - J Spaceman's Incredible 100-Piece Band

Produced By Anton Newcombe Of The Brian Jonestown Massacre

I could go on, but I should really stop. What do you think?

twentysixdollars · Post by **twentysixdollars** » Sat Jul 24, 2004 4:52 pm

Hey! Our favorite Chicagoan. How've you been?

irrelevant · Post by **irrelevant** » Sun Jul 25, 2004 12:24 pm

I'm going to post something awful.

Axl Rose - singer
Buddy Rich - drummer
James Hetfield (during his drunken days) - guitar
Sid Vicious - bass
GG Allin - drugs
Jason Pierce - Effects and guitar
Sonic Boom - Synthesizer
and produced by Phil Spector.

the trick is to lock them all in the studio with no way out (and though three of them are dead) i still think it'd be fun to see. if ANYTHING got recorded, that'd be fun.
actually, this is a terribly boring post -.-

or how about this.

BjÃ¶rk's kid,
Kim Gordon & Thurston Moore's kid,
Kurdt Cobain & Courtney Love's kid,
Eminem's kid,
Madonna's kid
Jason Pierce's kid,
Flea's kid,

...i guess they're all about the same age? I really didn't even know Jason had a kid until i read it here.

andyblacktoo · Post by **andyblacktoo** » Wed Jul 28, 2004 12:08 pm

i was referring to the sparkly gold drum kit

i forgot jonnie sold it through will carruthers web site

veiko · Post by **veiko** » Wed Jul 28, 2004 12:23 pm

irrelevant wrote: I really didn't even know Jason had a kid until i read it here.

even two offsprings.

On Fire · Post by **On Fire** » Thu Jul 29, 2004 5:18 am

twentysixdollars wrote:Hey! Our favorite Chicagoan. How've you been?

Hey, twentysix! You wanna know how I've been? Well, I've been bankbroken, I've been heartbroken, AND my cat just threw up INSIDE of my running shoes, but otherwise, I'm doing great! I still think The Warlocks' Phoenix Album is the best thing ever, and I've discovered The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and I still do housework to "Let It Come Down."

I miss this board a lot, but I just can't commit to it anymore. It's like a full-time commitment, seriously. But I poke my head in every now and then and you guys still got it. Keep up the good conversations and thanks for asking,

On Fire.

irrelevant · Post by **irrelevant** » Wed Aug 18, 2004 5:57 pm

On Fire wrote: ...AND my cat just threw up INSIDE of my running shoes, but otherwise, I'm doing great! I still think The Warlocks' Phoenix Album is the best thing ever, and I've discovered The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and I still do housework to "Let It Come Down."
On Fire.

My cat threw up on a copy of 'in search of shroedinger's cat', which is about quantum physics (the cat reference being about a hypothetical experiment involving a cat in a box with poison... then waiting two weeks and asking if the cat is living or dead (opening the box releases the poison, instantly killing the cat)

I guess she wasn't too keen on that idea.

the first lines 'let's see how high we can fly' just put you in a great energy mood :D that and 'angeldust' by faith no more are great songs to clean to.

Spirit Ditch · Post by **Spirit Ditch** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 6:34 pm

twentysixdollars wrote:On at least one level this thread is ridiculous, because no matter how well the individuals in question would sound together there have been musicians lumped together here that would or could never possibly work together or even meet. But I'll play along. Here's a guitar-based five-piece.

Vocal - Marvin Gaye
Rhythm guitar & vocal - Joan Baez
Lead guitar - Clarence White
Percussion - Elvin Jones
Bass guitar - James Jamerson
Produced by Brian Wilson

My mention of Mr Jones above has me misty-eyed in light of his recent passing: a lovely man.

Man, I just popped in, to check out how all you long suffering Pierce fans are doing when I dig a real stone cold jive turkey! Man this 26 dollars dude be one pompous brother!? You dig!?
I quote "I'll play along"

and the wonderfully straight-faced criticism of someone else's idea for a post as "ridiculous". You so square brother 26! I hate (actually I love) to be critical but you can't read something of such genuine, astronomical pomposity and not be at least mildly piqued.
Anyway, that aside any of you real groove funk magneteers be knowing of a Spiritualized DVD, video or anything with any footage of chicken wing Pierce on it? I'd be real interested cos I heard about a Bobby Gillespie narrated documentary on channel 4 a while back. I know this ain't the right place to post this but I'm crap with the machinations of the intermicronetweb and I just love that Pierce dude. Damn, Jason's mama so fat when she eat stuff she eat a lot of it! You dig! Nuzzle my puzzle! Peace out.

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TheWarmth · Post by **TheWarmth** » Thu Aug 19, 2004 7:33 pm

twentysixdollars wrote:Hey! Our favorite Chicagoan. How've you been?

oh, $26 ... you're hurting my feelings!

The Daft Punk · Post by **The Daft Punk** » Wed Sep 01, 2004 3:23 pm

Jim Morrison, Kevin Shields, John Paul Jones, Mo Tucker & Brian Eno

snakeseatinfrogs · Post by **snakeseatinfrogs** » Thu Sep 02, 2004 3:02 am

jason pierce - vocals, guitar
brian jones - mutli-intrumental
steven drozd - keyboards, guitar, bass
"sneaky" pete kleinow - steel guitar
keith moon - drums

drones · Post by **drones** » Wed Sep 15, 2004 12:44 pm

vox/ - Juliette Lewis

guitar/ - Russell Crowe

slide guitar - Johnny Depp

bass - Keanu Reeves

drums - John Bellushi

Oh, do the azusa plane make you sleepy, all the time?

ononist · Post by **ononist** » Wed Sep 15, 2004 2:53 pm

I love the Azusa Plane. One of the best bands ever esp. live (only got to see them twice though). Their show at the Enraptured gig in 97ish was astounding.

will this do? · Post by **will this do?** » Wed Sep 15, 2004 3:16 pm

The Parsons

Alan Parsons - Project
Gene Parsons - B-bender
Gram Parsons - God's own singer
Tony Parsons - Freaky dancing
Nicholas Parsons - Lead guitar

It'd be like the Ramones, but they wouldn't have to change their names.

Debut album title: The Parsons

4th album title (after an acrimonious split): The Parsons Here Present.

Retrospective anthology/rarities collection title: Parson or Parsons Unknown (will contain a lost demo tape recorded by Nicholas Parsons, completed by the surviving Parsons and Jeff Lynne from ELO).

Horrorflick · Post by **Horrorflick** » Fri Sep 17, 2004 12:10 am

Bass guitar/Occasional keyboards, guitars, vocals: Me
Guitars/Vocals/Occasional keyboards: Oliver Calhoun
Guitars/Keyboards/Vocals: Nate (of Tonearm)
Drums/Keyboards: Doug Brown

Sad, but true...

irrelevant · Post by **irrelevant** » Fri Sep 17, 2004 4:02 am

Mike Patton
Trey Spruance
Frank Zappa
the drummer from the Who (the dead one)
Les Claypool

I dunno. I just figured a bunch of silly bastards.

...i'm lame.

Post by **BzaInSpace** » Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:18 am

Hey man, don't be so hard on yourself.

PAULA ABDUL - Singing
NOEL GALLAGHER - Bullshit
DANNY MACNAMARA - Haircut
PETE KEMBER - Hornet guitar
THE BASSIST FROM SHED 7 - Trumpet
DRUMBO - Drums
ASHCROFT - Backing wail

Produced by Phil S.P.E.C.T.R.E

The name of this band would be HUMP FLOELLA and the album would be shit

irrelevant · Post by **irrelevant** » Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:09 pm

yeah paula abdul was a pretty good singer.

mariah carey is even better, i think, though....

lemme see...

Mariah Carey, singing
Dan Carey (from tool) on drums
(...drew carey and jim carey? (for comic relief/antics))

Jon Spencer on Bass,

Thurston Moore on Effects on the bass,

MCA from the beastie boys
and Beck on keyboards/synths

no guitar player needed. If there 'has' to be one, then Buzz Osbourne, from the Melvins. other than that, no guitar player.

someone should play flute, though, or clarinet, (both)

appledelphy · Post by **appledelphy** » Sun Sep 19, 2004 4:19 am

harmonica - mark feltham (talk talk)

trumpet - henry lowther (various)

trumpet - don cherry

trumpet - miles

flute - peter gabriel (genesis)

tenor and soprano - dick heckstall-smith (various)

tenor saxophone - john coltrane

bass clarinet - eric dolphy

drums - laurence colbert (ride)

kevin shields and spaceman produce and mix - if not done after ten years, they have to play russian roulette..the loser gets another five years at mixing. after that lee perry comes in, does the final mix and takes ALL the money

Spiritualized

Ultimate dream Band line up

Ultimate dream Band line up

Band name: Moonlighting on someone elses patch

look at the wacky cunt. Fucking look at him

Re: look at the wacky cunt. Fucking look at him