Bands you'd like to see reunited!!!

mc666 wrote:

i would have loved to see what Morgoth would have come up with next.

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hey i know. sabbath should reunite and make a dman new album this time. we aint had an original sabbath album since 1995's forbidden so that would be good. with ozzy of course

Iced Earth with Barlow. Or Savatage.

fingers wrote:

Pantera (with Terry Glaze NOT Phil Anselmo)

Won't happen.

Anacrusis
Coroner
Vio-Lence
Forbidden
Devastation
At The Gates
Stone
Edge of Sanity
Carcass
Disincarnate

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Why? We have U.D.O. and they rule! I actually like the U.D.O. stuff as much as the Accept stuff. :)



Seriously, sometimes I think it's better for classic bands to stay that way, rather than reunite and release a subpar album.

I have just heard of U.D.O. yesterday when I saw one of their live videos on Youtube.com and it was awesome!

Diamond Head with Brian Tatler!? That would be cool.

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Diamond Head with Brian Tatler!? That would be cool.

I could be mistaken, but I thought he was the only original member left.

Most of my favorite bands that broke up for whatever reason HAVE reunited, and if they haven't, it's probably for the best. Trying to relive past glories usually ends up bad. The only band that I'll still hold out hope for (and I'll probably catch flak for it here) is Guns 'n Roses. "Appetite for Destruction" introduced me to a whole new world of heavier and more angry music than what I knew of at the time and for that I'm eternally grateful, despite the joke Axl and his band of hired-hands has become.

Vixen
KiSS
Sabbath w Ozz + album
Rainbow
Van Halen w DLR
GnR w Slash
Deep Purple w Blackmore
? Slaughter ?
Abba
Whitesnake w Vai
Iron Maiden w Di'Anno

Led Zeppelin w Jason Bonham

Queen w ?
Skid Row w Bach

iamrockerfun wrote:

Vixen

They just released a new album not too long ago. I think they've imploded once again, though.

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? Slaughter ?

The rock band, right? Not the death metal band? Anyway, like Cinderella, Slaughter are still together, they just tour. A recent interview with Mark Slaughter had him saying they just don't have the time to get together for a few months to write and record an album. They're all doing different things.

At least they're not as bad as Cinderella, though. That band annoys the piss out of me!

Last studio album: 1994
Live albums since: 7
Compilations since: 8

That's retarded. I realize labels are selling their catalog to other labels who're just releasing their own live albums and compilations, but if you're touring every damn year—write a frickin' album! It's a joke! 13 years since their last studio album, yet they're still together. Pathetic.

Rant over.

How about Testament? from Metal archives:

The Very Best of Testament Best of/Compilation, 2000 [edit] [2 reviews, average 90%]
First Strike Still Deadly Best of/Compilation, 2001 [edit] [8 reviews, average 74%]
Live At The Omni 1988 DVD, 2004 [edit]
Live in Tilburg, The Netherlands DVD, 2004 [edit]
Santa Monica Civic 1989 DVD, 2004 [edit]
Live in Osaka Japan 1999 DVD, 2004 [edit] [1 review, 20%]
Days Of Darkness Best of/Compilation, 2004 [edit]
Live in London DVD, 2005 [edit] [2 reviews, average 93%]
Live in London Live album, 2005 [edit] [1 review, 74%]
Live in Tokyo Japan 1999 DVD, 2006 [edit]
The Spitfire Collection Best of/Compilation, 2007 [edit] [1 review, 0%]
Live at the Independent DVD, 2007 [edit]

:)

Sepultura with Max Cavalera

Skid Row with Sebastian Bach

A new album of Vio-Lence !!!

Testament have already reunited I saw them live a few months and I gotta say it was the best gig Ive been to this year evewn better than the Slayer gig

fingers wrote:

Testament have already reunited I saw them live a few months and I gotta say it was the best gig Ive been to this year evewn better than the Slayer gig

Yes, I know this, they actually never really broked up! I was just reffering to Eyesore's post about Cinderella and their best of / live albums. I saw Testament last year too, a very cool show! But not better than Slayer hehe

[quote="Eyesore"]

iamrockerfun wrote:

Vixen

They just released a new album not too long ago. I think they've imploded once again, though.

No this is just "Jan Kuehnemund and friends", NOT Vixen by any stretch of imagination. Without Janet's voice it is ridiculous to even bother carry on under that moniker

I think Testament are working on a new album for this year.

I'd like to see Glenn Rogers back in Hirax.

Ult, I read your reviews on your site of Meliah Rage. It cleared up the Sully Erna confusion I had regarding them. Thanks. But I was kinda shocked that a thrash guy like you preferred "Death Valley Dream" to their "Classic" CD's. For what it's worth I agree with you.
Has anybody seen them recently on tour? How were they?

sovdat wrote:

How about Testament? from Metal archives:

The Very Best of Testament Best of/Compilation, 2000 [edit] [2 reviews, average 90%]
First Strike Still Deadly Best of/Compilation, 2001 [edit] [8 reviews, average 74%]
Live At The Omni 1988 DVD, 2004 [edit]
Live in Tilburg, The Netherlands DVD, 2004 [edit]
Santa Monica Civic 1989 DVD, 2004 [edit]
Live in Osaka Japan 1999 DVD, 2004 [edit] [1 review, 20%]
Days Of Darkness Best of/Compilation, 2004 [edit]
Live in London DVD, 2005 [edit] [2 reviews, average 93%]
Live in London Live album, 2005 [edit] [1 review, 74%]
Live in Tokyo Japan 1999 DVD, 2006 [edit]
The Spitfire Collection Best of/Compilation, 2007 [edit] [1 review, 0%]
Live at the Independent DVD, 2007 [edit]

:)

Those DVDs are different, though. They're band-to-fan releases. Very cool, if you ask me. But yeah, the compilations are dumb. One is fine. Any more than that is just too much. Except for First Strike Is Still Deady, which is simply outstanding!