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Which bands would you like to be in?
- Thread starter MAGD97
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Only bands I would join would be:
-Nico Vega (They don't have a bassist, and they all seem like they'd be awesome to hang with)
-Marnie Stern (Amazing guitarist/musician, seems like a really cool and down-to-earth chick)
-The Flying Eyes (They're from Baltimore, they pay tribute to the great 60's rock bands they're inspired by, and they know how to rock without sounding generic or idiotic)
-A Place to Bury Strangers (I saw an interview where the bassist was obnoxious as hell and interrupting Oliver Ackermann, who I think is one of the more talented guitarists/pedal builders of this generation. I just want to replace him (while wearing earplugs, of course) and groove into the noise-rock.)
-Nico Vega (They don't have a bassist, and they all seem like they'd be awesome to hang with)
-Marnie Stern (Amazing guitarist/musician, seems like a really cool and down-to-earth chick)
-The Flying Eyes (They're from Baltimore, they pay tribute to the great 60's rock bands they're inspired by, and they know how to rock without sounding generic or idiotic)
-A Place to Bury Strangers (I saw an interview where the bassist was obnoxious as hell and interrupting Oliver Ackermann, who I think is one of the more talented guitarists/pedal builders of this generation. I just want to replace him (while wearing earplugs, of course) and groove into the noise-rock.)
Marillion, Tempest, or with Glen Campbell (when he is sober). Perhaps with Whiteheart, that is if they ever reformed.
+1, +1. Although I am sure I could never replace Mark Sandman.
And also:
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. Martyn P Casey is a great bassist and a great influence, and his basslines always bring something interesting and / or beautiful to the songs.
I'd love to be in Star F#%*ing Hipsters, Joy Division, or the original Misfits lineup. I'm not sure I'd get along with any of them, but they all seem fun or musically interesting to play in.
On bass:
1: The Birthday Massacre. Hey, I like them and the bass parts are crazy simple! I could actually do it!
On bass or drums:
1: Rush. But my bass playing isn't up to that yet. I do know just about every song of theirs on the drums.
2: Nightwish. But if I'd have to pull off Marco's vocal parts, I'd lose my voice within the first song or two.
1: The Birthday Massacre. Hey, I like them and the bass parts are crazy simple! I could actually do it!
On bass or drums:
1: Rush. But my bass playing isn't up to that yet. I do know just about every song of theirs on the drums.
2: Nightwish. But if I'd have to pull off Marco's vocal parts, I'd lose my voice within the first song or two.
Forgot to say earlier - Peter Gabriel. Great bass lines all over his stuff courtesy of Mr. Levin.
This. Or else, Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings don't use a bass player, and I could be that guy.
