Dave Grohl.
Better yet: Dave Grohl, Jack Black and Jack White
Better still: Brant Bjork, Scott Reeder and Wino
Matt Lukin
Make it producers.
I'd love to do a record with Billy Anderson, Jack Endino or Alan Moulder.
Helios Creed
Wino
Tony, Geezer or Bill
Lemmy
hemi, i've billy anderson is kind of a dick . . .
i'd want to do a record with the drummer from isis producing.
I've only seen him in SHSH, but he did Sleep's Dopesmoker, and he did Rammesses first two EP's and they both sound awesome, I think he did HOF's AOSD as well. I suppose I could drop Endino, I don't know of anything he's done that is on my must have list, but he seemed like a nice guy ;)
I love Isis's Celestial, I think Matt Bayles did that, I saw them opening for Napalm Death in a bowling alley in Chicago in the 90's and was blown away.
The two I'm working with now are pretty great, but barring them, I'd like to do a double album with Buzz Osbourne and Jared Warren. Fuck those other guys. ;)
It does seem to be a pattern though, he did the first two Ramesses, first two Om, first two HOF, then they move one, and oddly never sound as good. He did do most of the Sleep discography, all but the live EP (Vol 2.)
There is also a number of solid dudes from this site I'd make a record with, given the opportunity.
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There is also a number of solid dudes from this site I'd make a record with, given the opportunity.
so classy!
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Matt Lukin
haha..that would be fun. Most of the time would be spent drinking his homebrew and blowing up model cars with m80's.
I heard he's a carpenter now....
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Matt Lukin
haha..that would be fun. Most of the time would be spent drinking his homebrew and blowing up model cars with m80's.
I heard he's a carpenter now....
I dunno, I should ask him. I've only hung out with him at Grunge Tree shows. He's hilarious, and totally abrasive to those who don't know him. Though he's a really nice dude.
It'd be cool to play in a band comprised of Lukin, Crover, and Bloch.
Jack Bruce
Ginger Baker
Sheryl Crow
Natalie Merchant
Gort
Hope Sandavol
Kim Deal
Larry Graham
Prince
And for Dead guys:
Jim Morrsion
Jimi Hendrix
Kurt Cobain
Pete Steele
Howlin Wolf
Bonzo
Keith Moon
Buddy Holly
I've always wanted to do a collection of my acoustic numbers with the London Philharmonic, as you know.
Phil Spector ;)
What does Phil play—the handgun?
Quote from: RacerX on September 06, 2011, 03:14:09 PM
What does Phil play—the handgun?
Yup, even in the studio...
Just ask Dee Dee
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Al Cisneros...how can it not be amazing?
Michael Gira...an artist willing to give everything and try anything and capable of pulling it off.
Mike Patton...same as Gira but completely different.
Buzzo...the riffs will be huge and nothing will be predictable
Scott Kelly...pure intensity like no one else.
...at some point I'd love to play with a really good jazz/fusion drummer. One that thinks in terms of deconstructing time into drum riffs rather than linear time.
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I've always wanted to do a collection of my acoustic numbers with the London Philharmonic, as you know.
Yeah. I envy us.
The Stax Records house band and Tom Dowd.
Steve Albini
Quote from: Hemisaurus on September 06, 2011, 11:57:34 AM
I suppose I could drop Endino, I don't know of anything he's done that is on my must have list, but he seemed like a nice guy ;)
jack endino helped me with my physics homework when i was in high school. dude answers every email, to a fault.
Quote from: justinhedrick on September 06, 2011, 11:53:01 AM
hemi, i've billy anderson is kind of a dick . . .
i'd want to do a record with the drummer from isis producing.
Billy Anderson is an asshole.
Quote from: Hemisaurus on September 06, 2011, 11:57:34 AM
I've only seen him in SHSH, but he did Sleep's Dopesmoker, and he did Rammesses first two EP's and they both sound awesome, I think he did HOF's AOSD as well. I suppose I could drop Endino, I don't know of anything he's done that is on my must have list, but he seemed like a nice guy ;)
I love Isis's Celestial, I think Matt Bayles did that, I saw them opening for Napalm Death in a bowling alley in Chicago in the 90's and was blown away.
Billy also has done work for Acid King, Grey, Cattle Decap, Asunder, Avsa, Bongzilla, Buzzoven, Cathedral, Deadbird, EHG, Ludicra, the Melvins, Neurosis... just to name a few.
Jack Endino is all over music we all love, too... Mudhoney, Zeke, Nebula, Atomic Bitchwax, HoF, 3 Inches of Blood, Skeletonwitch, Toxic holocaust... all kinds of shit.
SHSH was the first time I saw what B.A. actually looked like. I was kinda surprised that he could pass as a juggalo. ;D
Michael Gira is a dick. fact.
Not really musicians but producers:
Billy Anderson
Steve Albini
Jack Endino
Sanford Parker
Each has their own sound and personally I think every band (I mean this literally, every band around the world) could benefit from an Albini production but that's just me. The new Toxic Holocaust record isn't done by Endino and it shows though the record is a move forward musically. I like how Sanford Parker thinks along with a band and comes up with some cool stuff, I know the dudes from Cough& Nachtmystium are really excited about working with him in general.
Quote from: MichaelZodiac on September 07, 2011, 07:18:35 AM
Michael Gira is a dick. fact.
Even if true it wouldn't diminish my interest in working with him. My interest in him is purely artistic. A lot of my favorite records were probably made by assholes that weren't the nicest folks and that's fine with me if that's not what I'm after from them.
Yeah, I am not going to be friends with the guy, I am just going to work with him. Don't forget a lot of great albums have happened when members were fighting with each other heavily.
Guitars(vocalists): Bassists:
Scott Kelly Reeder
Pepper Keenan Bogart
Wino Mike Dean
Iommi Jack Bruce
Victor Griffin Dixie
Josh Homme Lemmy
Kevin Shields Al Cisneros
Jay Bennett/Jeff Tweedy
Matt Pike
Jim McCarthy
Mario Lalli
I'd like to work with Ween.
I've also dreamt of making a song with Bjork (Icelandic singer, not Brant)..
miles davis
peter brotzmann
anthony braxton
borbetomagus
the whole yawning man crew would suffice right about now, i've been on a "nomadic pursuits" kick for sometime
Wouldn't mind doing an album with Ben from Brought Low. Hey Ben, whatca up to this weekend? \m/,
Endino will work with anyone,schedules allowing.
My friends Thunderfist have done 2 records with him.
Edgar Froese
Justin Broadrick
Guitar: Jesse Ed Davis (deceased)
Mick Abrams(might be dead)
Matt Pike (word)
Bass: Tim Bogert
Glenn Cornick
Jaco Pastorius(I will Eq his amp though)
Drums: Bill Ward
Dale Crover
John Densmore
Organ: Vincent Crane
Producer: Im gonna go with Jack Endino, and I know this sounds odd but Terry Knight. Those grand funk and bloodrock records are heavy as balls. I know I could sit here and think of more but I'm stopping here.
Danny G. and Capt. Yarn.
zappa and beefheart ..
Derek Trucks, Norwood Fisher, Jimmy Bower, Ross Karpelman, Wino, Kiffin Rogers, Sanford Parker, Brian Daniloski, Vince Burke, Erik Larson, Danny Nick, Jeff Morgan, Rafael Martinez, many many more...
my son
I think Max Calavera has you beat, didn't he put ultrasounds of his unborn son on one of his albums ;)
Would like to chill, smoke & record with Brant Bjork
I've been listening to Jalamanta a lot lately.
I guess deep down I wish summer would start again already.
Dude, Brant Bjork is an excellent choice. He can play all insts. well but more importantly he "understands"...he's got the right heart/soul/feeling/mojo..
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Quote from: Hemisaurus on September 06, 2011, 11:57:34 AM
I suppose I could drop Endino, I don't know of anything he's done that is on my must have list, but he seemed like a nice guy ;)
jack endino helped me with my physics homework when i was in high school. dude answers every email, to a fault.
Jacks a great guy. So nice and incredibly smart. He's recorded some of my absolute favorite albums... such as TAD's Gods Balls.
He operates out of a small studio here in seattle and keeps it accessible to local bands which is a great great thing. He's a pillar of this community and just a sweet guy.
See just everything I see him in, or read about him, he seems like such a nice guy. You should check out his website on Mexican Fender Amp Clones, it's pretty funny.
John Fogerty.... from like 1969
Brant Bjork or Jean Paul Gaster or maybe even Dave Grohl would be cool on drums.
maybe Al Cisneros on bass or someone more straight forward, some 8th notes guy.
Josh Homme would be interesting on guitar and Nicke Andersson too.
Rick Rubin and me would produce it.
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Quote from: strangelight on September 06, 2011, 10:01:56 PM
Quote from: Hemisaurus on September 06, 2011, 11:57:34 AM
I suppose I could drop Endino, I don't know of anything he's done that is on my must have list, but he seemed like a nice guy ;)
jack endino helped me with my physics homework when i was in high school. dude answers every email, to a fault.
Jacks a great guy. So nice and incredibly smart. He's recorded some of my absolute favorite albums... such as TAD's Gods Balls.
He operates out of a small studio here in seattle and keeps it accessible to local bands which is a great great thing. He's a pillar of this community and just a sweet guy.
Troof. And dude's always been that way.
I'd love to do a record with Lanegan, and Danny from Tool would be a fun sort to spend some studio time with....and the Wright bros, and alan sparhawk, and..... too many other fuckers
I first met Jack n the late 80's when he was touring with Skin Yard and they stayed at my house in Madison Wisconsin. He was super nice back then as well and amazed me with his vast knowledge of all things musical.
Ive never actually tracked with him, tho he's mixed and mastered some albums Ive played on. Id love to track wiht him some day and i know i will have that pleasure and honor at some point. He was playing drums in my friends band not long ago but I think they called it quits.
I met albini once, he wasnt a dick to me ...but then we didnt speak at all. i was with my friends in Killdozer in chicago when oe of their amps blew during soundcheck, we hussled over to albinis and borrowed one before the gig