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CaptainWampum wrote:Ravi Shankar

He was the biggest dick in the world to the sound guy when he performed at my college. His group juust messed around during their sound check, but during the performance he made the sound guy come up to the stage like three times to basically ridicule him and make him change the micing set up.

EDIT: Haaaaaaaa I totally got the name wrong; the guy who performed at my school was Irshad Khan, but at least they are both famous sitarists?

kosta wrote:Not sure about Bonham for this. Going for more of a punk vibe. More swagger and spit. Might could use a second guitarist though. Johnny Thunders would be a good fit I think. Thunders / Lynott / Scott vocal harmonies... Can you imagine?

Pretty sure it would just look like this...

Gearmond wrote:RAWK power trio
crazy Jack White - guitar
John Entwistle - Bass Guitar
Moony - skins

Band I'd like to see:
Morphine + Tom Waits and a pianist

Nice selections Gearmond!

devnulljp wrote:Pretty sure it would just look like this...

Dying laughing over here. Hahahahahaa.

i'd like to see some brass and more reeds in the free jazz nirvana group...George Lewis on trombone, a trumpet (i always go for Don Cherry here, but Joe McPhee might be even better), Anthony Braxton on bass saxes, and perhaps John Gilmore from Sun Ra's Arkestra on tenor. you're gonna need more than three saxes to balance out Bailey/Taylor/Haynes/Ali, who would be louder than a fleet of trucks as an assembled group.

Ash Bowie - Guitar/Vox
Ian Williams - Guitar/Keys/Noises
Vinny McCreith – Bass
Deantoni Parks - Drums

dubkitty wrote:i'd like to see some brass and more reeds in the free jazz nirvana group...George Lewis on trombone, a trumpet (i always go for Don Cherry here, but Joe McPhee might be even better), Anthony Braxton on bass saxes, and perhaps John Gilmore from Sun Ra's Arkestra on tenor. you're gonna need more than three saxes to balance out Bailey/Taylor/Haynes/Ali, who would be louder than a fleet of trucks as an assembled group.

i agree about more brass, but fuck braxton. i don't think he'd blend well.

brian chippendale
kevin shea
derek bailey

also Dirty Projectors + Pet Sounds era Beach Boys + Flaming Lips

Arthur Brown
Ian Anderson
Alice Cooper
GG Allin
call it Flutes and Nuts

steevdeadman - drums
Mudfuzz - bass
briceratops - keyz
my brother ghostez - geetz
me - geetz

any of the rest of yallz that wanna jump in is cool too!

Only dead people!!

Jaco- Bass
Keith Moon - Drums
SRV - Guitar
Randy Rhodes (Yes I am a recovering metal head) - Guitar
Layne Staley - Vocals

Freak out blues Jazz Rock should be pretty interesting

magiclawnchair wrote:steevdeadman - drums
Mudfuzz - bass
briceratops - keyz
my brother ghostez - geetz
me - geetz

any of the rest of yallz that wanna jump in is cool too!

Good lawd,child this needs to happen!!!

Brigitte Fontaine
Scott Walker
Robert A.A. Lowe (aka Lichens)
Konono No. 1
Arthur Russell

blooghost wrote:

magiclawnchair wrote:steevdeadman - drums
Mudfuzz - bass
briceratops - keyz
my brother ghostez - geetz
me - geetz

any of the rest of yallz that wanna jump in is cool too!

Good lawd,child this needs to happen!!!

I'd watch that!

dear everyone putting Jaco as the bassist.

please stop. it makes my brain hurt with how silly it is

Vocals - Gil Scott Heron
Guitar - Sonny Sharrock
Tenor/Soprano Sax - John Coltrane
Alto Sax, Flute - Eric Dolphy
Trumpet - Freddie Hubbard
Bagpipes - Rufus Harley
Bass - Charles Mingus
Drums - Billy Higgins