Which band/group would you like to see reunite?

[AB Asks]

Led Zeppelin's reunion gig was heralded as a success and there have been calls for them to plan more concert dates. What with the current obsession with regrouping defunct bands/groups there seems to be no end to the bands that will reform. Which band/group/solo artist would you like to see performing again? Or is it better for musicians to accept that their time has long gone and move on?

[Ice.Maiden]

Aprilis - I was there at Earl's Court as well, and thought Roger Water's was amazing - merely because the last time I saw Pink Floyd as the whole, it was at Knebworth when I was a child & didn't appreciate them as I would now. I can understand what you mean though.

[andy-hughes]

Aprilis - you are quite right, that is what I meant.

I watched the doc. last night about them, and I am constantly struck by what a gorgeous looking man David Gilmour is, even at sixty-one, and what a veritable god-on-earth he was in his early days.

Jealous? Moi? You bet!

[Jillius]

I agree with hau kola............
BAY CITY ROLLERS !!!

[Skreecheeboy]

Rage Against the Machine.

[soozmac]

Van Halen, but I think I might have heard that this one is in the pipeline. I can't hear anything about the "back from the dead canoeist" without hearing Diamond Dave singing "Panama!" Genius.

[Aprilis]

andy-hughes, David Gilmour was indeed a very good looking man. I'm not so sure I find him quite so attractive nowadays but he certainly has very striking looks.

Roger Waters has something about him these days that he lacked in his younger years I think. However, I find him quite arrogant, especially when he refers to 'his' songs. The lyrics may have been mainly his but the 'songs' were a collaboration and wouldn't have had the same impact without the input from the other members of Floyd.

[hau kola]

Yay jillius

[Memore]

Supertramp with Roger Hogson and marillion with Fish and Stone Roses

[hau kola]

Abba-just imagine-they`d be bigger than Take That.