Bandwiches: What two bands combine to make an even BETTER band?

[Richardo]

I say Little Feat and Tower of Power:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcPKa-iwxq0&feature=related

"The music was hot, but my baby...was not." :D

[dubeskin]

1. Do the Traveling Wilburys count?

Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Roy Orbison? They aren't exactly bands, but still a great super combo nonetheless.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHtQCUOr4lw

[DarkTirade]

2. Got one that I found recently.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF4GWRkhoFI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUXuhmEsUIU
t.A.T.u and Rammstein.

[Richardo]

3. tATu would improve any band

:D

[DarkTirade]

6. Are you talking about looks or sound?

:P

[Richardo]

14. They make sounds?

:P

[DarkTirade]

17. ... you have seen the video for Prostie Dvizania, right?

:P

[flvegan]

22. "Beliy Plaschik" uncensored.

Both of them...nekkid. Gotta find the uncensored version specifically, though.

[Iggo]

25. Oh, mercy.

(And don't blame me, either, flvegan. Same reason.)

[DarkTirade]

29. ... that one I hadn't heard about.

[DarkTirade]

31. ... okay, so I think that video may have turned me completely straight.

:P

[Richardo]

27. I'm assuming it's NSFW

At least, it better be. :P

[DarkTirade]

30. Not quite as NSFW as the one flvegan just pointed out...

:P

[Amerigo Vespucci]

4. The post-Lowell Feat never matched the "Waiting For Columbus" version of "Spanish Moon"...

...and part of the reason, other than the fact that Lowell was SO IN THE POCKET, is the moment in which he declares "Tower of Power HORNS," and the audience responds...

The presence of the T.O.P. horn section on "Columbus" was probably the single greatest instance of that kind of collaboration since The Band's "Rock of Ages."

:toast:

[Richardo]

13. T.O.P. was also on Feat's 1971 debut album

...but they're mixed down so far you can barely hear them. :eyes:

[Bennyboy]

5. The 99 version of Phil Lesh and Friends....

Phil from the Grateful Dead
John Molo from Bruce Hornsby
Trey Anastasio and Page McConnell from Phish
Steve Kimock for Zero....

Or the PL & Friends with Warren Haynes and Jimmy Herring

Or the Summer sessions version with Kang and Kyle from String Cheese Incident, Kimock, Phil and Molo

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

7. I never liked GnR.....

....but Velvet Revolver was pretty good.....

[deucemagnet]

8. Soundgarden and Pearl Jam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lln5i1N3J8g

[Robeson]

9. I saw Steppenwolf and the Allman Brothers together....

...that was about as good as it gets.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

12. day-um !!

:wow: that does sound like it would be a rocking concert :thumbsup:

[newmajority]

10. Rolling Stones & Ac/Dc

....well, Angus & Malcolm anyway....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gCPPOPPIoM

[raouldukelives]

11. Beasties & Kanye

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaELivmHxI0

[chknltl]

15. The Who and Nirvana

Smells Like Teen Tommy tour.

[bbernardini]

16. Utopia and the E Street Band, aka the "Bat Out Of Hell" band.

The main backing band on "Bat Out Of Hell" was Utopia, along with Roy Bittan and Max Weinberg of the E Street Band and Edgar Winter.

[mikeytherat]

18. THESE are "bandwiches"

Fellow musicians, you know this pain!

mikey_the_rat

[Richardo]

20. Nice bilingual pun!

:thumbsup:

[mikeytherat]

33. I'm French. Its what I do.

Though the doughy crap used for most bandwiches leans more toward the English "pain" and the French "d'un goût infect."

mikey_the_rat

[chknltl]

38. You do know what they call a drummer without a girlfriend don't ya?

Homeless! Not a drummer myself but I photographed my share of em...same with singers, bassists, guitar gods and etc..
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=280x31221

(edited to fix link)

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19. Bread and Hot Tuna

[Richardo]

21. ..

[Alexander]

23. The Dirty Mac - Beatles, Stones, Cream & Jimi Hendrix Experience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAjdRHzH4M8

[Cant trust em]

36. John's vocals are incredible for that song

I don't think he gets enough credit for having an awesome voice.

[KG]

24. Black Zepplin? Black Crowes + Jimmy Page

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYHP0ppB_bE

[guitar man]

26. Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire

Now that makes a big effing band! :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz1ntKkWitQ

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28. The Who + The Brothers Gibb (Bee Gees) + The Flying Burrito Brothers + The Fuggs =

The Who Gibbs A Flying Fuggs.

[Richardo]

34. ..

:spray:

[rockymountaindem]

35. Sublime

lol

[Westegg]

32. Lennon, Clapton, Richards...

...and add to that Jack Bruce and Jack Casady. There's a great band. I know we got the first three-fifths of this from the Stones' "Rock and Roll Circus," and I know it's four bands' worth of musicians, not two. But think how great that band could've been from '68 on. Dirty Mac's "Yer Blues," from "Circus," made me realize what a crime it was that Lennon never got to rock hard live with a real supergroup such as my imagined line-up. Not taking anything away from the Beatles, mind you (or Stones, Cream, Airplane). Also? Throw in Nicky Hopkins on the keys.

[philosophie_en_rose]

37. The Wombats and the Fratellis.

:bounce:

[noonwitch]

39. Does Velvet Revolver count?

The GNR band with STP's lead singer.

My critique is this: Axl wrote better lyrics, but Scott has a better voice.