All Time Fantasy Band

Originally Posted by: ivanglam

ROCK

Sorry Fellas, you just can mess with the best.

Vocals - Plant
Guitar - Page
Bass - J.P. Jones
Drums - Bonzo

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Ultamate secondary memebers for a 'compilation' band include :
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr,
Eric Clapton, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Van Morrision.

And the members of the bands :
CCR, ZZ Top, The Who, Supertramp, Steely Dan, Pink Floyd, The Eagles,
Doobie Brothers, CSNY, Deep Purple, Bob Dylan, and the guys from Blue Oyster Cult for kicks.

I can tell someone hates classic rock... :D

Originally Posted by: FretfireYeah...thats right....PUNK is DEAD! :D

heres THE All time punk Band:

Vocals: Billie Joe (Jay-Z on the backing vocals)
Guitar : Avril Lavign
Guitar2 : Isaac Hanson
Bass: Adam Clayton
Drums: Zac Hanson

Hahaha, You know what's funny? That would be a good punk band if you just put Jello Biafra on vocals. Amazing how quickly Biafra could turn it around.

FANTASY METAL BAND

Vocals: Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden
Rhythm Guitar: Matt Bachand from Shadows Fall
Lead Guitar: Chris deGarmo from Queensryche
Acoustic Guitar: Jesper Stromblad from In Flames
Bass Guitar: Rob Trujillo from Metallica
Drums: John Dolmayan from System of a Down

Originally Posted by: jiujitsu_jesusFANTASY METAL BAND

Vocals: Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden
Rhythm Guitar: Matt Bachand from Shadows Fall
Lead Guitar: Chris deGarmo from Queensryche
Acoustic Guitar: Jesper Stromblad from In Flames
Bass Guitar: Rob Trujillo from Metallica
Drums: John Dolmayan from System of a Down

This is supposed to be a metal band?

Why is the drummer not from Rhapsody?

Hm... this is a good one... I would of course start out with a versatile front man... someone who can sing ballads as well as get some nice hard edge metal/rock lyrics out front... So I would have to go with Brent Smith from Shinedown... He's got that Chris Cornell ability as well as a smooth voice to sing in the lower ranges... For the guitars... I would have to put James Hettfield at rythym guitar... his chugging riffs are some of the best... Then laying down leads would be a versaitile guitarist that can play metal solos as well as throw in a good bluesy fill and play along with ballads well... that brings to mind Slash... The bassist has to be able to play along with both those guitarists and that takes me to Robert Trujillo... BUT the metallica fan in me is going to say NEY... and play my FANTASY card and say Cliff Burton. As for the drums... I'm not very educated on drummers to be completely honest but once again it would be someone versatile someone that can keep up with the guitars and add some great fills... Neal Pert is the only great drummer I can think of besides Bonham... I would probably choose a drummer from one of the modern metal bands... Like Distrurbed's drummer or Mudvaynes drummer... Either that or I would take the drummer that plays for Steve Vai. haha...

Summary

Vocals: Brent Smith (Shinedown)
Rythym Guitar: James Hetfield (Metallica)
Lead Guitar: Slash (GNR, Velvet Revolver)
Bass: Cliff Burton (Metallica)
Drums: OPEN (Metal Drummer... or Vais Drummer)

Originally Posted by: aschlemanSummary

Vocals: Brent Smith (Shinedown)
Rythym Guitar: James Hetfield (Metallica)
Lead Guitar: Slash (GNR, Velvet Revolver)
Bass: Cliff Burton (Metallica)
Drums: OPEN (Metal Drummer... or Vais Drummer)

Why Brent Smith? I thought grunge ended long, long ago? Why must he keep trying to revive it with cheap novelty tunes and poorly remade covers?

Ok, My fantasy band

Vocals: Bruce Dickenson
Guitar 1: Janick Gers
Guitar 2: Adrian Smith
Guitar 3: Dave Murray
Bass: Steve Harris
Drums Nicko McBrain

This, I think, would be the perfect band. Insurmountable.

Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonWhy Brent Smith? I thought grunge ended long, long ago? Why must he keep trying to revive it with cheap novelty tunes and poorly remade covers?

Point taken... I chose him because I've seen him live... and he's one hell of a live performer... and he sounds just as good live as he does in the studio. He's got a great vocal range and a versatile style. I could have chosen Chris Cornell... but I like the image of Brent Smith a little better... Plus Chris is a little more subtle during the live performances. Matter of opinion though I guess... all this is... I personally don't like Iron Maiden.. so we're from two different places. I respect them as artists but I don't own a single one of there albums... nor do I have a single song by them in my music library of 5,000 + songs... I have seen them live and still don't care much for them.

Originally Posted by: alucard0941unfortunatly... :(

Wow, what an insult to fellow guitarists like that. Avril Levine!!!!!!ugg....