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  • Obviously, bands that should reform.
  • zippykona
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    The original Fields Of The Nephilim.
    Also a band who used to gig around London in the late 80s called The Otherside.

    crikey
    Free Member

    Haircut 100.

    They just should, because Favourite Shirt and Fantastic Day are like aural time machines.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Guns and Roses

    Funny how everything was roses when we held on to the guns…

    Coyote
    Free Member

    None. There was a reason they split up.

    Northwind
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    CFH- http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/17040945

    The Wildhearts are currently semi-reformed, or possibly semi-split, it’s hard to tell with that lot. Anyway, they’re the most experienced reformers of all time and should do it again.

    darrell
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    Peter Gabriel era Genesis
    Iron Maiden with Paul Dianno
    Original Diamondhead
    Howard Devoto and the Buzzcocks – oh look they have 🙂

    darrell
    Free Member

    oh yeah and “Lemon Curd” the glam rock band i used to play in when i was a kid

    we were sh1t

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Northwind – 😯

    Hadn’t seen that….One can only hope!

    Wildhearts ROCK! FACT.

    stucol
    Free Member

    Talk Talk.

    Mark Hollis had a brilliant voice.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    the jam
    pink floyd

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Proper Sepultura? No offence to Derrick Green but they’ve never been the same without Max, and the most interesting thing Soulfly have ever done is play Seps songs.

    DezB
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    White Stripes – cos I never got to see them live.
    Anything older than that I wouldn’t be remotely interested.

    maycontainnuts
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    Rootjoose

    If you were in the South West mid 90’s you’ll know.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Rattlebox

    If you were in Snaith in the late 90’s you’ll know.

    🙂

    crikey
    Free Member

    Carmel

    If you were in Manchester in 1986 you’d know.

    devs
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    Anyone who has seen Slash with Miles Kennedy knows that GnR are best left in history. Axl and his chums touring now aren’t even in tribute band territory, and that’s when they turn up on time.

    ton
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    the jam
    dr feelgood
    deacon blue
    bowie & mick ronson & ziggy stardust

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Devs, been there and done that.

    Original GNR line up back together would be explosive. Either awesome or awful, but I would still buy tickets. As would hundreds of thousands of others.

    Gary_C
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    pink floyd

    That’ll never happen, mores the pity. It wouldn’t be the same with a different keyboard player. R.I.P. Richard Wright.

    Cougar
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    The Wildhearts [are] the most experienced reformers of all time

    I’ve got Terrorvision on the phone, they’d like a word.

    Taff
    Free Member

    BROS

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    You can’t go back. 🙁

    I’ve tried … with Deep Purple. 😥

    passtherizla
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    The founding line up of The fall, as they were in the 70’s.

    All the Ian Mackaye bands ever!!!! Fugazi, Minor threat, Embrace and so on…

    kennyp
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    I’d love to see Be Bop Deluxe back together.

    bobbyg81
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    Original Kraftwerk line-up.

    The White Stripes

    The Cooper Temple Clause

    The Music

    Jurassic 5

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Cougar – Member

    I’ve got Terrorvision on the phone, they’d like a word.

    Oh come on now chap, how many times have TV reformed? Is it three times now? The Wildhearts could split and reform 3 times in a week.

    flap_jack
    Free Member

    please no will they stop it. it’s always horrible.

    mrlebowski
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    The Clash.

    Doesn’t get more obvious than that.

    RIP Joe, you’re missed..

    stevie750
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    Minor Threat
    Black Flag
    Dead Kennedys

    and re-open CBGB’s

    boltonjon
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    White stripes every time – best gigs i’ve ever seen

    passtherizla
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    stevie750 – Member
    Minor Threat
    Black Flag
    Dead Kennedys

    and re-open CBGB’s

    Man after my own heart (see my post up there^^)… at least Dino Jr are still around and good!

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    ton – I saw Dr Feelgood several times when they were playing in pubs. 8)

    garage-dweller
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    Temple of the Dog
    Pantera original line up
    Stone Temple Pilots

    have a suspicion deceased band members could be a pronblem for all of them

    mastiles_fanylion
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    devs – Member
    Anyone who has seen Slash with Miles Kennedy knows that GnR are best left in history. Axl and his chums touring now aren’t even in tribute band territory, and that’s when they turn up on time.
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    Saw GnR last year and thought they were great even though they came on stage 2 hours late they played a 3 hour set. That was a late night.

    And yes I have seen them with the original line up. Twice.

    edlong
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    garage, don’t think STP have had any fatalities, didn’t they tour fairly recently in fact?

    CountZero
    Full Member

    CaptainFlashheart – Member
    Guns and Roses
    Funny how everything was roses when we held on to the guns…

    Please, for the love of God, no! Musically, they’re ok, but Axl’s godawful caterwauling should be classed as a crime against humanity.
    Bands I’d like to see reform:
    Talk Talk
    Tiger
    Linoleum
    Lush
    Kenickie
    Dark Star
    Genesis w/Gabriel
    There’s only two there I’ve never seen.

    MrsToast
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    Proper Sepultura? No offence to Derrick Green but they’ve never been the same without Max, and the most interesting thing Soulfly have ever done is play Seps songs.

    Aye, always feel lucky that I saw them on the Roots tour before Max left, wish I could have seen then during the Arise and Chaos AD tours.

    Pantera original lineup

    Really? I preferred them after Phil Anselmo joined. Before that…

    Garry_Lager
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    Some random ones:
    Thin White Rope were really starting to get together a powerful sound with The Ruby Sea, but split immediately after. Think due to pressure of constant touring without getting the commercial break.

    Red red meat were a Chicago band in the 90s on sub pop that put out a superb album with Bunny gets paid – seriously miles better than the stuff around at that time. Didn’t take hold and they folded after one other album.
    Slint have passed into the pantheon, but they only relased one full album and never had success at the time. They have re-formed for one-off gigs now and again but would be great to see them try some new material.

    It’s not like I’m desperate to see these bands as of 2012 or anything, more like it’s a shame that they never received the recognition they deserved for their talents so it would be nice to see them receive that second time round.

    A band who did get recognition but badly need to get their shit together is At the drive in / the Mars Volta. If the bloke who left and is not in the Volta could just get back in and sort Omar out you’d be looking at the best rock band on the planet. Think they’re too far gone for that to happen though.

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    CaptainFlashheart – Member
    Guns and Roses

    … and the other positive comments +1

    I’ve seen them all in thier various guises, with the current GnR being fantastic, Slash with Myles playing well etc.

    It’d be a global headline making re-union, anarcic and pretty much every fan’d sign up for tickets.

    Awesome stuff….

    DezB
    Free Member

    You GnR fans know why they are always late on stage?

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