Off Topic Bands reforming

[The Compositor]

Joy Division, the one band I regret never having seen.

 

[Mr Hatem]

Oasis seems like an obvious choice not yet mentioned. Never gonna happen though. Seen them live anyways just before they broke up.

It's difficult to see a band live after they broke up.

 

[originalminority]

Joy Division & The Clash.

 

[Plum]

Think the poor chap has us confused with each other

He was probably a couple of bottles of Margaux to the good!

 

[rovertiger]

Free
Paul Rodgers had a superb rock voice

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

He was probably a couple of bottles of Margaux to the good!

white Rioja - apologies for confusing you both.

still can’t understand the slade choice though lol

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[tigers1970]

Joy Division & The Clash.

Defo the early clash....not the ****e they turned into

 

[DMD]

If we're allowed dead ones, mine would include Queen and Bob Marley.

 

[originallambrettaman]

If we're resurrecting the dead, I'd have Hendrix, Marley, The Beatles and the Small Faces.

 

[gtigerbackin hull]

Buddy Holly & Yer Crickets.

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You beat me too it.

 

[Ric Glasgow]

Resurrections allowed...The Clash,Spiders from Mars and T.Rex.

 

[balkan tiger]

The Doors

 

[Phinius T Bookbinder]

The Jam

close the thread...

All the way....

 

[Phinius T Bookbinder]

New Order....

 

[Evington]

Spiders from Mars with that front man they employed for a while.

Close the thread

 

[Evington]

If resurrections are allowed then The Stooges. Just for the name alone.

 

[allowentry]

Beatles - would be great to see all 4 back together

very unlikely

 

[allowentry]

Led Zep

 

[Kempton]

Led Zep

I'm not sure I believe this story, but Richard Branson supposedly offered £50m for Led Zep to play just one gig a few years ago.

They turned it down, or rather Robert Plant did, saying he didn't want to compromise his musical integrity.

Now I know Plant won't be short of a few quid, but why not just play the gig for charity if you don't need money?

 

[Frank Fingers]

I'm not sure I believe this story, but Richard Branson supposedly offered £50m for Led Zep to play just one gig a few years ago.

They turned it down, or rather Robert Plant did, saying he didn't want to compromise his musical integrity.

Now I know Plant won't be short of a few quid, but why not just play the gig for charity if you don't need money?

It was £500m and it is made up. That's why.