If you had the chance to work with any artist, who would it be?
 

Dead or alive.

I'd go for Manson, Maynard, Trent reznor, metallica (the old metallica), Corey taylor and Mudvayne. Oh, and Zakk Wylde.

Michael Jackson in 1980.

Jimi Hendrix, Aerosmith, 2Pac, Santana, Amy Lee

George Harrison.

<font color=teal>Hendrix, RATM, Maynard.</font>

My first choice'd be the cast of Queen. They'd all upstage me, but what the Hell.

David Gilmour

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bob dylan even if were just to observe him writing or maybe he could give me some harmonica tips.


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<font color=969696>Fred Durst, so I can trick him into suicide.</font>

<font color=969696>But seriously, Eddie Van Halen, Steve Harris, Gene Hoglan, and Alexi Laiho.</font>

Yeah, Maynard or Dave Gilmour (or Roger Waters for that matter, even though I heard he was such a dick that even Eric Clapton had to quit working with him)

Robert Smith, Cristina Scabbia and Dave Grohl.

Possibly all at once... with victor wooten on bass :love:

Metallica....So I can finally try to get them to go back to the old ways and be great again. I could actually show them that most of the fans dont like the new crap that they put out.

While I'm on it, Lou Reed (The VU period), Willie Alexander, Bowie, and Frank Black.

Les Claypool, Dave Grohl, Maynard, John Frusciante.

Id work with OutKast, Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Notorious B.I.G.

Tool, Zakk Wylde, and Alison Krauss & Union Station

Mike Portnoy, so he could teach me how to do really fast double bass.

I love you :D. This man knows his stuff.

Second would be Queen. Brian May himself is a god on guitar...

I'd be keen on jamming with John Frusciante once in a while. I'm sure I could write some incoherent psychobabble and give Anthony a run for his money.

I'd also dig a chance to work with Wes Borland. I dunno what it is about him I like, but I think it'd be fun. Too bad Eat The Day fell through. I was looking forward to him doing something that wasn't drowned out by incessant whining.

There's so many, though. It's like another "Name your dream collaboration band" or something.

Johnny Cash, Jimmy Buffet, or George Thorogood