Remember that old Denis Leary joke about awful bands never dying in plane crashes? It seems like the same principle applies to band reunions (uber-sweet Pixies shows notwithstanding). As much as I hold my breath and pray for Whiskeytown or Uncle Tupelo, the only bands giving it one more go are the Police, the Sex Pistols, and the eightieth iteration Van Halen/Hagar/Cherone. I'm also reasonably sure that Stephen Tyler is polishing his loins somewhere in preparation for spring stadium dates. Perhaps to further enchance my pain, Gigwise has put together a list of twenty bands that actually should get back together. Check out the list here. Anybody missing?
A Tribe Called Quest - maybe then Q-tip can get his solo stuff finally released.And, maybe too soon, but I'd like to see the Distillers get back together.Hell, even the Darkness might be cool.
Steve L.
My Bloody Valentine!
deadohiosky
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no Faith No More on this list? sad sad sad
punkfreud
A Tribe Called Quest - maybe then Q-tip can get his solo stuff finally released.And, maybe too soon, but I'd like to see the Distillers get back together.Hell, even the Darkness might be cool.
Steve L.
My Bloody Valentine!
deadohiosky
[...] of bands that should reunite, Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon “met for an enjoyable lunch” this past Monday, along [...]
» Graham Coxon Rejoins Blur… For Lunch