Dream Metal Band
 

I know this has prolly already been done before but tell me what u think would be the Dream Metal Band.
Vocals:Chirs Barnes of Six Feet Under or/and Corey of slipknot(like one be backup or some shit)

Guitar: Kerry King of Slayer

Guitar: Dimebag of Pantera, Damageplan

Bass: Cliff or Les Claypool (les isent really metal but hes an awesome bass player)

Drums: Dave Lambardo of Slayer


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<font color=969696>Your dream band sucks.

Lead Vocals - Matt Barlow [Iced Earth]
Backup Vocals - Mikael Stanne [Dark Tranquillity]
Lead Guitar - Alexi Laiho [Children of Bodom]
Lead Guitar - Chuck Schuldiner [Death]
Rhythm Guitar - Jon Schaffer [Iced Earth]
Lead Bass - Steve DiGiorgio [Sadus, Testament, Death, etc.]
Bass - Sharlee D'Angelo [Witchery, Arch Enemy, Mercyful Fate, etc.]
Drums - Gene Hoglan [Dark Angel, Death, Strapping Young Lad, etc.]
Keyboards - Jens Johansson [Stratovarius]</font>

lead bass? you wacky bastard

haha that's craziness

i dunno but travis barker would be on drums, cause he is the man at drums lol

Bass - Steve Harris
Guitar - Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Janick Gers
Vocals - Bruce Dickinson
Drums - Nicko McBrain

Freddy mercury
Iron Maiden
Andrew Gold

The Mackem knows his metal!!!!!!!!!!!!

Crikey!

Why not?

With a deep root in orchestral music, it makes perfect sense to utilize many of the devices used in classical music.

Have one bassist establish the roots/pedal tones/whatever structure you're going for, and use another one for melodic intervals.

This is what 12 years of lower brass playing will do to you.

Hmmmm...Freddie fronting a MEtal band...

Dickinson. :nono:

He's okay, but He always makes me think of really cheezed out Hairmetal.

Lead Vocals: Brad Arnold (3 Doors Down)
Lead Guitar: Angus Young (AC/DC, The Greatest Guitarist Of All-time IMO)
Rhythm Guitar: James Hetfield (Metallica)
Bass: Les Claypool (Primus)
Drums: Peter Criss (KISS)

Vocals: M. Shadows (Avenged Sevenfold)
Guitar 1: Alexi Laiho (Children of Bodom)
Guitar 2: John Petrucci (Dream Theater)
Bass: Michael Todd (Coheed & Cambria)
Drums: Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater)

Word to that. I'm trying to convince my friends to adopt the concept of two bass players in our future jam sessions, mostly because with my 6-string bass I have more versetility in leading the other instruments. A second bass can carry a simple groove that's based on the roots of the guitarwork... and we are playing metal/hardcore. They don't realize how awesome this could sound. :mad:

I hope you have some mad clean sounding amps or it's gonna sound like poo :$

<font color=969696>Distorted bass is awesome.</font>

it is, but two bass guitars avec 3 distorted guitars avec keyboard is liable to sound like shit, even if god himself were playing it.

Not if you know how to mix...

Though I had fun playing a bass like a guitar...sounded like an overdriven guitar...:cool:

RIGHT ON! my bass player and I have dueling solos during some of our songs.. with a six string bass and a killer clean amp bass solos are ****ing killer man if u kno what ur doing

All for nothing in the live setting if you get cursed with the soundman from hell. :p

Wow, I would have to think about that. Off the top of my head, here goes:

Vocals - Rob Halford
Lead Guitar - Dimebag Darrell
Rhythm Guitar - James Murphy
Bass - John Paul Jones
Drums - Neil Peart

Melissa Ferrick isn't metal. :wtf:

What? :wtf:

He said:

Melissa Ferrick isn't metal.

Are you deaf??

:lol:

Seriously, Melissa's someone with recurring sound issues.

She has, perhaps, the worst luck with her sound techs of anyone I've EVER known of.

And she's not metal. ;)

Nah, I'm pretty sure it'd still sound awful unless you had surround sound or whatever.

In stereo, I get the feeling it would just sound awful, at least as far as metal goes. In other genres it could probably be pulled off.

<font color=969696>Who says all nine people would be playing at the same time?</font>

they better be, or i'll shoot them

Vocals:Brian Fair(Shadows Fall)

Lead Guitar: Zakk Wylde(BLS, Ozzy)
Lead Guitar: Dimebag Darrel(Pantera, Damageplan)

Rythym Guitar: Kirk Hammet(Metallica)

Bass: Steve Harris( Iron Maiden )

Drums: Scott Travis(Judas Preist)

Singer/Piano/Keyboards: Freddie Mercury
Guitarist 1: Randy Rhoads
Guitarist 2: Eddie Van Halen
Guitarist 3: Slash
Bass: Cliff Burton
Drums: Keith Moon

Also, what's a good metal band without pyro? So, for pyro, I plan on getting a medical team to bring Tim McVeigh back to life. Now that's fuckin' metal.

If they played at the same time, out of time, they could call themselves Slipknot

Vocals: Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden)
Lead/Rythem Guitar: Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
Lead/Rythem Guitar: Dimebag Darrell (Damageplan)
Bass: Cliff Burton (Ex-Metallica, RIP)
Drums: Vinnie Paul (Damageplan)

<font color=969696>This would be an insane progressive band:

Vocals - Geoff Tate [Queensrÿche]
Vocals - Zak Stevens [Savatage, Circle II Circle]
Guitars - Michael Romeo [Symphony X]
Guitars - Andy LaRocque [King Diamond, Death]
Bass - Doug Keyser [Watchtower]
Drums - Asgeir Mickelson [Borknagar, Spiral Architect, Lunaris, etc.]
A bunch of other stuff - Dan Swanö [Edge of Sanity, Nightingale, etc.]</font>

Vocals: Growl/Mellow - Mikael Akerfeldt (Opeth/Bloodbath)
Vocals: Shout/Scream - Tom Araya (Slayer)
Guitars - Trey Azagthoth (Morbid Angel)
Guitars - Devin Townsend (SYL/DTB)
Bass - Steve DiGiorgio (Death/Sadus/Testament)
Drums - Sean Reinert (Cynic/Death/Gordian Knot)