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Biggest band who have never reformed/regrouped etc?
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Slade with Noddy Holder .Nuthin' without !
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Well ignoring the fact that one of their strictly original members has died, and they have toured, in some form, since they broke up... Pink Floyd could be there.
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Oldfart,did Slade not just break up about 5 years ago when Noddy got enough radio work to hang up his sideburns?
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duckman yeah now touring without him !
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anyone actually mentioning ABBA as a F***************** BAND should be SHOT... unceremoniously...
they were a POP Group... and therefore S***E
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I don't think Mark Radcliffe ever rejoined Skrewdriver.
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Up to a few years ago I would have said without any doubt The Clash but Joe isnt with us anymore..
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talking heads , end of story
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Talking of Talking Heads, anyone read Byrne's book The Bicycle Diaries?
Bands that have never reformed: original line up of The Supremes. Think they're all still with us...
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The Jam is a good call. I mean "From the Jam"? What a joke!
Stranglers?
Dave, Dee, Dozey, Mick & Titch?
Reformed bands are always shit anyway except Gang of Four
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i have read the bicycle diaries but was dissapointed by it , got quite bored quite quickly .he's written other books like the new temptations and to be honest he's the wrong side of quirky and heading into obsession for my tastes.
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The Jam would be brilliant right up until the point at which you saw them all gathered on stage - it just couldn't be the same, Weller's too big & moved on too far & the other 2 would know it.
Charlatans very much together AFAIK, i saw them live about 18 months ago.
pretty sure that it wasn't the original line-up, didn't their guitarist die in a car crash?
Squeeze.
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Five Star
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bros
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millie vanilli
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Queen -well without Freddy Mecury.
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john_l - Member
The Jam would be brilliant right up until the point at which you saw them all gathered on stage - it just couldn't be the same, Weller's too big & moved on too far & the other 2 would know it.
... and they'd probably want to employ another bunch of thuggish morons as their road crew to piss everybody off who had anything to do with them...
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You were in The Sound, Mr Woppit? You must be Mike Dudley then. Not much chance of them reforming thats for certain.
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DezB - Member
You were in The Sound, Mr Woppit? You must be Mike Dudley then. Not much chance of them reforming thats for certain.
Well, we could dig Ade and Max up and have them on stage, but it wouldn't be the same...
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I think the only reformed band I'd go to see is BowWowWow.
Just cos I used to fancy Annabella and Leigh Gorman is one of the best bass players ever.
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Well, at least she's legal now...
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I don't mind
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Peter Green rejoining Fleetwood Mac?
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The Jam, The Stone Roses, original Guns and Roses, The Smiths. I doubt any of those will happen though. I went to see the reformed magazine recently and even though John McGeoch is dead they were one of the best bands I've ever seen.
Husker Du and fIREHOSE would be good to see.
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Mr Woppit - had a very quick scan of that link, it must have been an amazing time. Lots to read later. Tell me - has life ever been the same since? Do you miss it? Do you still have drums?
Saw a few of my old stomping grounds mentioned - The Greyhound in Fulham Palace Road from my hippie days.
Was a very regular visitor there. 
The Marquee too.Dunno answer to the original question though, people keep dying.
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Neds Atomic Dustbin
I'm pretty sure that Neds get together every Christmas for a gig or two round here.
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CRASS
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soulrider - Member
anyone actually mentioning ABBA as a F***************** BAND should be SHOT... unceremoniously...
they were a POP Group... and therefore S***E
Nowt wrong with unpretentious pop. Try to define whats pop and whats rock is hard anyway.
Top POP bands
Slade Bananarama Human league, Smiths, Blondie for startersPosted 2 years ago # -
New Fast Automatic Daffodils
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Deep Purple with Gillan (so the 2nd line up)
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KLF
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Deep Purple with Gillan (so the 2nd line up)
That was done for the "Perfect Strangers" albumPity we can't get Cozy back and reform Rainbow to the Rising period
And one more to get back together,Wishbone Ash
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DP has got to have Gillan!
Another vote for Wishbone Ash, saw them many a time and still play their albums.
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I see that Wishbone Ash are down to play the High Voltage gig at Victoria Park in East London around July time
Apparently going to play the "Argus" set, so could be good, they are now known as Martin Turner's Wishbone AshLooking like a goodie especially if Mr Dio is well enough for Heaven and Hell to play along with UFO, ELP, ZZ Top, Gary Moore and a fair few others from my younger days too
Suppose Iron Maiden would have been the logical choice being the home band as it were, but they are busy at KnebworthUsed to live very near Vicky Park and can't wait for this one
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