Originally posted by §P0oONY
Lead Vocals: Maynard James Keenen (Tool),
Lead Guitar: hide (X Japan)
2nd Guitar/2nd Vocals: David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
Bass (Throwing in some vocals every now and then): Paul McCartney (The Beatles)
Drums: John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)
Not bad at all.
Think you could do better in your first 2 choices, but overall-not bad.
You actually have one of mine.....McCartney.
Lead Vocals: Bon Kovi
Lead Guitar: Jimi
Rhythm: Santana
Bass: Paul McCartney
Drums: Peart
Originally posted by ElectricBugaloo
Tirekicker: 5/10. They wouldn't gel together at all.
eggmayo: 6/10. Again, there wouldn't be much cohesiveness.Vocals/Trumpet: Louis Armstrong
Lead Guitar: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Rhythm Guitar: Eric Clapton
Drums: Billy Cobham
Bass: EntwhistleA jazz/blues band with a touch of rock. And what band is complete without a trumpet?
I'd buy that shit. 'Specially if Clapton was on Guitar.
Originally posted by Pezmerga
Black KnightGender: Male
Location: United States
7/10 for Bobby D, I dont care for Bon Jon Jovi though, so that took off a point or 2.
Hey no one rated mine =)
Vocals-Robert Plant
Lead Guitar- Brian May
Rhythm Guitar- Eddie Van Halen
Bass- John Entwistle
Drums- Neil Peart
Everything was great............until I saw Brian May. 4 powerhouses at the other positions.
Originally posted by Pezmerga
Black KnightGender: Male
Location: United States
7/10 for Bobby D, I dont care for Bon Jon Jovi though, so that took off a point or 2.
Hey no one rated mine =)
Vocals-Robert Plant
Lead Guitar- Brian May
Rhythm Guitar- Eddie Van Halen
Bass- John Entwistle
Drums- Neil Peart
Vocals- Steve Tyler (Aerosmith)
Lead Guitar- Joe Satriani (Solo and Deep Purple)
Rhythm- Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen, i think)
Bass- Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
Drums- Max Weinberg (Bruce Springsteen)
Keyboarder- Jon Lord (Deep Purple)