Lead Vocal - David Byron (Uriah Heep)

Lead Guitar - Jan Akkerman (Focus)

Drummer - Jon Bonham

Bass Guitar - The Ox (Who)

Keyboards - Keith Emerson ( ELP etc)

lead vocals Rob Halford - Judas Priest



Guitar Randy Rhodes - Blizzard of Oz (ozzy Osbourne)



Bass - Phil Lynott (backing vocals) - Thin Lizzy



Drums - Nicko McBrain - Iron Maiden



Keyboards - Jon Lord - Deep Purple



subs bench- Ronnie James Dio. Paul Simmonen . Richie Blackmore. Keith Moon

if we are allowed a subs bench then for me it would be - Plant,Blackmore,Palmer,Coughlan & Wakeman

are you Alan Partridge

Singer - Mark Feehily

Guitar - Slash

Bass - Johnny Marr

Drums - Phil Collins

Again, isn't Johnny Marr a guitarist, not a bassist?



Secondly, Phil Collins. Srsly?

I'm no fan of his solo work but he was/is a class drummer for Genesis.

Singer - Robert Plant

Drummer - Dave Grohl

Guitar - Josh Homme

Bass - John Paul Jones

Keyboards -Mike Shinoda



I would love to squeeze Hayley Williams in though, even if its just in my dressing room

If this is my band



singer- Tracy Chapman ( Kate Bush was my first love ) but TC has a voice of an angel



guitar Neil young/mark knopfler/Jimi hendrix



sax- Van morrison



drums John Bonham



Bass John Myung / phil lynott



Key board Peter gabriel

Singer. Phil Lynott

Guitar. Jimmi Hendrix

Base. Lemmy

Drums. Dave Grohl

Keyboards not needed



Sub is Angus Young

Tina Turner

Carlos Santana

John Entwistle

Topper Headon

Booker T

Drums: Stewart Copeland

Guitar; Andy Summers

Bass and Vocals: Sting



A band is far more than the sum of its parts, it's the melding of style and personality to create something you can't manufacture in a Frankenstein's Laboratory. If you replaced Andy Summers with Joe Satriani the Police would have sounded like $h!t.



Having said that I would have loved to have heard Jon Bonham, Jack Bruce and SRV jamming with Paul Rogers warbling away in the background.