Two artists that you wish would make an album together?

Neil Young and The Tragically Hip.

 

Trent Reznor and Thom Yorke ...

 

Brian Wilson & Brian May




If I can expand the concept to a trio:

Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, and Chuck Berry
(should've been done years ago, as a quartet with Bo Diddley)

 

Mike Viola (Candy Butchers) & Steve Eggers (The Nines)

 

Phil and Don

 

Joao GIlberto and Elis Regina would have been pretty dope...

 

Roger Waters and Steve Miller

 

In all seriousness, Tom Jones and Glenn Danzig.
Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison have both sang songs written by Danzig but I can just imagine what a Misfit's "Last Caress" or Samhain "Let the Day Begin" would sound like belted out by Tom Jones.

 

Page and Clapton "The Newest Yardbirds"

 

I forget his name but the singer from The Church would be good with the female singer from Garbage. I forget her name also.

 

Yikes! That's almost TOO good to even imagine.

I'll go with Ian Hunter and Alejandro Escovedo, which would make a great tour lineup.

 

I'll go for a more random idea......David Bowie w/ Scott Weiland.

 

McCartney/Dylan
Joe Jackson & Andy Partridge
Stevie Wonder & Paul McCartney (again)
Anne Preven/Scott Cutler & Ben Folds

 

Neil Young and Daniel Lanois

 

Dave Edmunds & Roy Wood!

 

Tom Jones backed by Jimmy Page/John Paul Jones

 

Fripp / Björk

 

Brian Wilson / Animal Collective

 

Oo. I like this idea.

 

What about Paul & Ringo?

Paul & Julian Lennon?

 

I'd rather hear Paul and Adrian Belew.

 

Tom Waits for Richards

Tom Waits and Keith Richards (worked together on Tom's Bone Machine-I would like to see more of that). What about Elvis and MJ-The Afterlife Sessions-ok, that was dark humour.

 

QUOTE=dlokazip;4820971]I'd rather hear Paul and Adrian Belew.[/QUOTE]

If you ask me, Adrian and pretty much anyone. Whether it's King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Bowie, Tom Tom Club, Talking Heads, you name it, Adrian is great with all those he works with.


I love that FZ avatar gd0, good one.

 

Wynton Marsalis and Lemmy.

Joking aside, get the two of them to do a one-off version of the "1916" track. Not kidding either, I think that could be something worth hearing.

 

Judy Garland & Carcass