Create your dream band

Guitar: Jerry Garcia and Trey Anastasio
Mandolin: David Grisman
Banjo: Bela Fleck
Bass: Jack Cassady
Drums: Terry Bozzio
Other percussion: Mickey Hart
Vocals: Margot Timmins
Harmonica: Big Walter Horton
Piano/keyboards: Garth Hudson
Saxophono: Charlie Parker

 

I figured it would be, but I was just too lazy to do the research. But there are never too many opportunities to talk music.

 

The 13+ minute version of Bruce doing Quarter to Three from the Cap Center in Maryland in 1978 was pretty wild.
The YouTube poster split it into 2 parts instead of leaving it as one long video
Part 1:

Part 2:

the Shea Stadium version I witnessed in '03 with Bruce & Gary paled in comparison to the wild 70s versions:

 

Any opinions on this band?

 

Bass/Vocals: Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) or John Entwistle (Who)
Drums: John Bonham (Led Zep) or Keith Moon (Who)
Frontman/Keyboards: Freddie
Guitar: Jimi and Randy Rhoads

 

My guitarists would be George Lynch (Dokken/Lynch Mob) and Brad Gillis (Night Ranger).
I'll take Jimmy Bain (Dio) on bass.
I like two-armed drummers, so I'll say Motown rocker Gunner Ross (played with Nugent for a bit-outstanding work, though Peart is best).
Bach on vocals works for me, or maybe Geoff Tate (Queensryche). Best in "metal:non-hair" is definitely Halford.

 

Greatest. Live. Band. Ever.

 

Bass -- Bootsy Collins
Guitar 1 -- Jimi Hendrix
Guitar 2 -- Trey Anastasio
Drums -- Dave Grohl
Vocals -- Janis Joplin

 

Destroying perfectly good guitars: Pete Townsend ;D
Demolishing an entire stage after a concert: Beck (St. Louis, Fox Theatre, 1999)

 

Lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Max Weinberg
Vocals: Bruce Springsteen

 

Vocals: Ed Vedder
Guitars: Eric Clapton and Tom Morello
Bass: Paul McCartney
Drums: Neil Peart

 

Vocals: Robert Plant or Chris Cornell (best vocalist of past and best vocalist of present)
Guitar: Eric Clapton, Slash, and Jimi Hendrix (yes, I went with three, all my favorites)
Bass: Cliff Burton's the GOAT, too bad he died way too early...him or Paul McCartney or maybe even Roger Waters
Drummer: Dave Grohl (vastly underrated, in part because he's more of a frontman now)