Groups you'd like to see reform?

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Groups you'd like to see reform?

Post by saltysam »

A-1 definitely, Steps are much missed and surely it's time for Be#witched's 2nd coming?
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I was a fan of Be'witched but do you actually want these groups to reform?

I'd like the Cranberries to reform properly and release new material.
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bradavon wrote:I was a fan of Be'witched but do you actually want these groups to reform?
:) ;)

I'd like to see the Eurythmics & Frankie Goes To Hollywood have another go,for nostalgia purposes of course.Arcadia as well,Election Day was a classic song.
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Re: Groups you'd like to see reform?

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bradavon wrote:I was a fan of Be'witched
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Hmm, Mr. Bungle, but that's highly unlikely to happen due to the beef between Patton and Spruance.
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Mr Bungle? I'm sure they'd be rubbish if they re-formed today.

Eurythmics would be good. Oh and Genesis with Phil Collins. They've kind of reformed but I'd love new material.
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bradavon wrote:Mr Bungle? I'm sure they'd be rubbish if they re-formed today.
Why's that? It was incredible seeing the reformed Faith No More last year so if I got the chance to see Mr. Bungle live like that I'm sure it would be equally amazing, no new albums required.
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I thought you were calling me Mr. Bungle. I've just had to Google Mr. Bungle and have never heard of him before.
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Their 1999 album 'California' is the best album everrrr, check it out.
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In the best music news of the new millennium Robbie has rejoined Take That :lol:
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Last night I bought a ticket to see the original lineup of Killing Joke in London in October :clap:
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Nirvana. Can't wait for Kurt to come back from that deserted island/hidden cave/wooden shed/whatever, and smack Courtney in the face with a guitar and start making music again.
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Funny you should follow my post with Nirvana, as they infamously stole a Killing Joke riff for Come As You Are.