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Your Dream Band

What are you going to do? Be manager?

Ha! No… just a bunch of people who, musically, I greatly admire who I imagine could track some amazing music. Though, from a Genesis songwriting perspective, I should really probably throw Tony Banks into that mix somewhere. Though, as a whole, that would be a heck of a lot of “personality” to manage!
 
Ha! No… just a bunch of people who, musically, I greatly admire who I imagine could track some amazing music. Though, from a Genesis songwriting perspective, I should really probably throw Tony Banks into that mix somewhere. Though, as a whole, that would be a heck of a lot of “personality” to manage!
The concept of the thread is to describe the combination of elements within a hypothetical band situation that you, as a player(and possibly writer)would find the most agreeable, that you would aspire to. Not a fantasy pick dream team. Supergroups have a habit of not panning out anyway.
 
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One that I am in complete control of.
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The concept of the thread is to describe the combination of elements within a hypothetical band situation that you, as a player(and possibly writer)would find the most agreeable, that you would aspire to. Not a fantasy pick dream team. Supergroups have a habit of not panning out anyway.
Good point. The first one that came to mind was Dave Lee Roth's band after he left VH. The band members were among the most talented in the world and at their peak.

Their debut album Eat 'Em and Smile got many great reviews. One was published in Guitar World magazine, and in the final paragraph the journalist wrote something along along the lines of, "As great as the band is, we know it's not going to last." And it didn't.
 
I'd hire the studio guys Steely Dan pissed off by being perfectionists. I'd treat them fairly and reward them for their hard work and professionalism. After they left, I'd overdub my simple, uneducated, technically unsophisticated fretboard meanderings and call it a day. That would be for a recording. For a tour I'd like to do a duet with Lidija Bacic Lille. Just her voice and a fretless.
 
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My girlfriend - vocal
Jimmy Page - lead
Robert Fripp - rhythm
John Entwistle - bass
Phil Collins - drums
Sergei Voronin - synth
Bruno Bucciarati - roadie
No one from Talkbass who enforces the "security check" that prevents me from even finishing posting this short reply before forcing me to refresh - manager
 
The concept of the thread is to describe the combination of elements within a hypothetical band situation that you, as a player(and possibly writer)would find the most agreeable, that you would aspire to. Not a fantasy pick dream team. Supergroups have a habit of not panning out anyway.

Ahh… understood. Well, then a misunderstood posting made by me. Certainly not my first, and undoubtedly not my last.
 
The concept of the thread is to describe the combination of elements within a hypothetical band situation that you, as a player(and possibly writer)would find the most agreeable, that you would aspire to. Not a fantasy pick dream team. Supergroups have a habit of not panning out anyway.
There was another recent thread about band names in the UK where everyone was posting bands from the US. Reading comprehension is not a strong suit, apparently.
 
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A little harsh… not at all what I expected.

I guess we can’t all be perfect.
I was not addressing you directly.

It's not harsh IMO to suggest that people read and comprehend a question but it does seem to be an exercise in futility around here. Once again, we all want our feelings protected so I'm not allowed to suggest that.

Those of us who prefer to use direct and succinct speech get attacked for having the audacity to make simple statements of fact when the world really would prefer we hand out participation trophies.

We all make mistakes. It's what we do after we make them that shows who we are.

What I would like to do right now is suggest we get back on topic.
 
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