bigDman

If you could compile a "dream band" of the allstars of their instruments, what would it be?

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nextteenamateur

I would put RATM back together. Morello is the best and ZDLR is also a great in my opinion.

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Dead - 455
Squat - 405
Bench - 230 (getting up there)

Going for an 1100 pound total and beyond

bigDman

Guitar 1:John Petrucci (Dream Theater)(blows anyone away; living or dead)
Guitar 2:Corey Beaulieu (Trivium)
Guitar 3:Adam Dutkiewicz (Killswitch Engage)
Bass: Steve Harris (Iron Maiden)
Drums:Chris Adler (Lamb of God), Andols Herrick (Chimaira), Kevin Talley (ex-Dying Fetus)
Vocals 1:Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth)
Vocals 2:Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour)


thats the best i can think of now

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jkeithc82

Guitar: Steve Vai
Bass: Les Claypool
Drums: John Bohnam
Vocals: Robert Plant

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Vegeto

Lead guitar Jimmy Hendrix
2nd Lead guitar Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin)
Bass Guitarist Cliff Burton (Metallica)
Lead vocals/Harmonica Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)
Drummer Lars Ulrich (Metallica)
Writer Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
Keyboardist Rick Wright (Pink Floyd)

Dat's all I got for now.

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DJSTARER

Guitarist: Tom Morello (Rage)
Drummer: Keith Moon (The Who)
Bass: Victor Wooten
Vocatlist: Steven Tyler

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Current Stats:
474 Squat
601 Deadlift
320 Bench


Goals for next training cycle:

500lbs squat and a total over 1400 in competition

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How can someone blow away Hendrix

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(Melting Point)04/10/06: 220.5 - 05/15/06: 207.5


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davtown

You can take a bunch of great musicians and put them in a room together, but they very well may not play well with eachother. Whether that's due to stylistic reasons or other issues that we may not know, finding a group of musicians who work really well together is not an easy task by any means.

I'd probably just put Led Zeppelin back together... The synergy between these 4 was incredible - the high-intensity, soulful vocals of Robert Plant, the wailing yet delicate guitar lines of Jimmy Page, the beatiful and melodic bass lines of John Paul Jones (not to mention his keyboard work which was nothing short of incredible), and last but not least, the amazingly solid, heavy yet relaxed drums of John Bonham - all of it in one package was just out of this world.

Of course that's for rock..... if you delve into the jazz world, I really liked the sound of the assortment of musician's on Miles Davis' "Miles Smiles". Miles Davis on trumpet, Herbie Hancock on piano, Wayne Shorter on tenor sax, Ron Carter on bass, and Tony Williams on drums. The sound they produced together is something you just don't hear anymore - it was a rarity even in those days.

:wtfflag: You need to listen to more music John McLaughlin, Frank Zappa, Al DiMeola to name a few.... the list is pretty long

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S: 280/300
B: 235/260

bigDman

cause they have 2 differnt styles and I like Petrucci's style better although it is quite tough to top the star spengled banner by hendrix

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