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    Posted: September 01 2005 at 13:50
Who would be in your prog supergroup? Let me begin with Dave Gilmour on Guitar, Neil Peart on drums, Tony Banks on keys, Jon Anderson on vocals and Chris Squire on Bass, maybe have Steve Hackett on rhythm guitar.

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Calling Mike Portnoy a bad drummer is like calling Stephen Hawking an idiot.
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This is done before:  http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8443

 

 

And here is my "band"

 

Vocals, Trumpet, Recorder & Lyrics : Christian Bollmann (Midnight Circus)

Guitar & Effects : Manuel Göttsching (Ash-Ra Tempel)

Bass : Dieter Dierks (Cosmic Jokers, Emtidi etc.)

Organ & Effects : Thomas Balluff (Exmagma)

Drums : Mani Neumeier (Guru Guru)
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Steve Howe - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars, 12-String Guitars, Mandolin

Ian McDonald - Flute, Alto and Soprano Saxophones, Mellotron

Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flutes, Acoustic Guitar

Carl Palmer - Drums and Percussion

Ray Shulman - Bass Guitar, Violin

Tony Banks - Piano, Hammond Organ, Moog Synthesizer, ARP Synthesizer, Harpsichord, Mellotron, 12-String Guitar
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mine would be:

Robert Fripp - vocals

Steve Howe - drums

Peter Gabriel - lead guitar

Chris Squire - bassoon

Keith Emerson - growling vocals

Jon Anderson - maracas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Originally posted by krauthead krauthead wrote:

This is done before:  http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8443

 


Many many MANY times before.
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I'm sure no one had an original thought but thanks for the encouragement
Originally posted by darkshade:

Calling Mike Portnoy a bad drummer is like calling Stephen Hawking an idiot.
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Originally posted by NetsNJFan NetsNJFan wrote:

Steve Howe - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars, 12-String Guitars, Mandolin

Ian McDonald - Flute, Alto and Soprano Saxophones, Mellotron

Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flutes, Acoustic Guitar

Carl Palmer - Drums and Percussion

Ray Shulman - Bass Guitar, Violin

Tony Banks - Piano, Hammond Organ, Moog Synthesizer, ARP Synthesizer, Harpsichord, Mellotron, 12-String Guitar

............ahhh quite interesting...I like that grouping.

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Echoes of a distant past..............like a week ago
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What an amazingly original thread.Incredibly no one has thought to do it before.....erm

btw the answer to the question is:

Emerson,Lake and Palmer
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by krauthead krauthead wrote:

This is done before:  http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8443

 


Many many MANY times before.

 

I found that one because I have been posting there, if it wasn't for that I would prolly find nothing... 

But I can only imagine about such threads, thousands of them popping up like mushrooms all over this place 

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Guitar: Frank Zappa
Vocals: Either Greg Lake or Peter Gabriel
Bass: Chris Squire
Drums: Bill Bruford
Guitar: Robert Fripp
Keys: Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman, very hard to choose
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Vocals: Russell Allen

Guitar: John Petrucci

Bass: Michael Håkansson

Keyboard: Fredrik Hermansson

Drums: Mike Portnoy
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drums-ringo starr

lead guitar-george harrison

rithm guitar and vocals- john lenon

bass and vocals-paul mccartney

and maybe george martin in the production

 
you and whose army?
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Guitar: Robert Fripp

Bass/ Vocals: John Wetton

Drums/ Percussion: Bill Bruford

Violin: David Cross

Cornet: Mark Charig

 

That is my preferred supergroup, and also, the one Lineup of KC that I enjoy the most. Too bad they broke up before Charig could be fully intergrated.
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Originally posted by alan_pfeifer alan_pfeifer wrote:

Guitar: Robert Fripp

Bass/ Vocals: John Wetton

Drums/ Percussion: Bill Bruford

Violin: David Cross

Cornet: Mark Charig

 

That is my preferred supergroup, and also, the one Lineup of KC that I enjoy the most. Too bad they broke up before Charig could be fully intergrated.



Charig was in Soft Machine
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Really?  I love his Work on Red, Which soft machine was he on?
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Bruford-Drums
Oldfield - Guitars
Rutherford - Bass
Emerson - Keys
DeYoung - Vocals

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Fourth, the last album with Wyatt.
Highly recommended, especially the first track, Teeth.
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Mhm, I thinkthis has already been done, but I am not sure...
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Originally posted by Borealis Borealis wrote:

Mhm, I thinkthis has already been done, but I am not sure...


Everyone's alreay realized this; it has been done many many many times before.
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