Consider this a cyber-SLAP to any who said Floyd shouldn't reform!!!
Here's Waters with Gilmour as guest. Those 2 plus Mick Mason - that's Pink Floyd enough for me.
SHAME on you all!




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Bands that shouldn't reunite:
The Who - down to two members
The Beatles - down to two members

should be "bands that CAN'T reunite". how can you reunite a band that doesn't exist?

also, kudos to Abba for not taking the money and reuniting under false pretenses. they get such a bad rap. even the mere mention of Abba makes some people cringe, which is unfortunate because they had some good songs. catchy, very danceable. much respect to Abba for sticking to their guns.

It should be known that both these bands I mentioned lost half their important members?

The Beatles lost John Lennon to an assassination on Dec. 8, 1980, while George Harrison died of terminal cancer on Nov. 29, 2001.

The Who lost Keith Moon on Sept. 7, 1978 and John Entwistle on June 27, 2002. Presumably both these deaths were the result of drug addictions (Moon from Heminevrin and Entwistle from cocaine).

~Ben

Led Zeppelin
STYX
Little River Band
Foreigner
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Aerosmith

The Clash. Absolutely loved them and saw them in the London Calling thru Combat Rock era and were great. Saw them again after Mick Jones left and it didn't feel right, but Strummer still was great...it was appropriately, the Cut The Crap tour

They could make some serious money. but it would be a sham. I applaud them for resisting.

One band I wish would re-form and `tour is Talking Heads.

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The Clash. Absolutely loved them and saw them in the London Calling thru Combat Rock era and were great. Saw them again after Mick Jones left and it didn't feel right, but Strummer still was great...it was appropriately, the Cut The Crap tour

They could make some serious money. but it would be a sham. I applaud them for resisting.

One band I wish would re-form and `tour is Talking Heads.

Yeah, Talking Heads was very good.

There was a time, however brief, it seemed The Clash and Talking Heads would just continue exploding creatively and commercially and slot someplace with the very long distance runners. But then..... no more band!

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The Clash. Absolutely loved them and saw them in the London Calling thru Combat Rock era and were great. Saw them again after Mick Jones left and it didn't feel right, but Strummer still was great...it was appropriately, the Cut The Crap tour

They could make some serious money. but it would be a sham. I applaud them for resisting.

One band I wish would re-form and `tour is Talking Heads.

Yeah, Talking Heads was very good.

There was a time, however brief, it seemed The Clash and Talking Heads would just continue exploding creatively and commercially and slot someplace with the very long distance runners. But then..... no more band!

A pity U2 and what they've morphed into appear to be the lone 80s survivors (other than Madonna, but that is worse still).

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buffalo7478
The Clash. Absolutely loved them and saw them in the London Calling thru Combat Rock era and were great. Saw them again after Mick Jones left and it didn't feel right, but Strummer still was great...it was appropriately, the Cut The Crap tour

They could make some serious money. but it would be a sham. I applaud them for resisting.

One band I wish would re-form and `tour is Talking Heads.

Yeah, Talking Heads was very good.

There was a time, however brief, it seemed The Clash and Talking Heads would just continue exploding creatively and commercially and slot someplace with the very long distance runners. But then..... no more band!

A pity U2 and what they've morphed into appear to be the lone 80s survivors (other than Madonna, but that is worse still).

Its interesting even them, U2, and Prince, Springsteen, Madonna, Clash, Talking Heads..all really started in the 70s. I refuse to give the 80s credit...

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This band.

To be fair, they were not given a fair hearing first time around.

Well, I'm a big fan of Adge Cutler's solo work.



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How could the Clash possibly reunite without Joe Strummer? I guess back when he and Mick Jones were at odds, they toured as the Clash separately, but the Clash without Strummer is just the Cla. They'd have to just tour as the Cla. Big Audio Dynamite, otoh, I'd love to have another album from.

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The Clash. Absolutely loved them and saw them in the London Calling thru Combat Rock era and were great. Saw them again after Mick Jones left and it didn't feel right, but Strummer still was great...it was appropriately, the Cut The Crap tour

They could make some serious money. but it would be a sham. I applaud them for resisting.

One band I wish would re-form and `tour is Talking Heads.

Yeah, Talking Heads was very good.

There was a time, however brief, it seemed The Clash and Talking Heads would just continue exploding creatively and commercially and slot someplace with the very long distance runners. But then..... no more band!

A pity U2 and what they've morphed into appear to be the lone 80s survivors (other than Madonna, but that is worse still).

Its interesting even them, U2, and Prince, Springsteen, Madonna, Clash, Talking Heads..all really started in the 70s. I refuse to give the 80s credit...

Well on that basis, THe Beatles and Rolling Stones were really 50's bands.

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How could the Clash possibly reunite without Joe Strummer? I guess back when he and Mick Jones were at odds, they toured as the Clash separately, but the Clash without Strummer is just the Cla. They'd have to just tour as the Cla. Big Audio Dynamite, otoh, I'd love to have another album from.

I disagree...I don't think they'd be the Cla.

I think...Shhhh....

The Beatles