Who would you most like to collaborate with?

****ing A! You walk in and you see Mike messing with odd vocals and two 24-track panels, Trey experimenting with the sounds of a Jews Harp and Trevor playing a funky ass bassline, what a band!

John Zorn produced Mr. Bungle's first album, he is the good of Avant Garde, he made Patton into the musical genius he is today!

justin beiber and miley cyrus.


i could actually get the world record of Worst song ever.

xyz1 wrote: »

Those two guys are so far up their own arses you would not get an word in edge-ways.

No, that's not entirely true, well, it is to a certain extent for John Zorn, not so much for Mike Patton, granted, he's up himself (and by right he should be too), but he works as session musician to do work for people like John Zorn himself, Bjork, Massive Attack, Sepultura, etc. and he abides by their music but also provides his own imput an artist as only suggestions and the band decide what to do with them.

When he was brought in for Irony Is A Dead Scene, his collaboration with Dillinger Escape Plan, they wrote and planned as a band. Everyone had equal imput in Faith No More, except for Jim Martin during Angel Dust as he was dragging down the bands' creative vision, every official member of Mr. Bungle wrote songs aswell as Patton, Tomahawk was Duane & Mike's idea together, and Duane has started writing for a new Tomahawk album a while now as Mike stated in a recent radio interview in Austrailia. Fantômas was all him, and redominantly the Peeping Tom was his too. Fantômas was even recorded by him, so realistically Buzz Osborne, Dave Lombardo/Terry Bozzio and Trevor Dunn were only touring members.

So I believe a collaboration with Mike Patton would run pretty fluently with little or no problems, and some brilliant musical influence from him. But John Zorn, you might be right, but he's a man who knows what he wants, and I would be privileged to work with such a musical pioneer and influence to me, so I would not be bothered in the slightest with taking orders! Patton himself said he was the best musician he played with and put sent him in the direction of where he is now. Saying the best thing that happened in his career was in 1991 when Zorn told him for the first time (with no bother or hesitation);

"You're playing ****, do it better!"

Mike said it defined ambition and vision.

Can they be dead? If so Townes Van Zandt. Also Mark Lanegan and Josh Homme. Oh and maybe Brian Wilson too.

Marsha of Floetry. :cool:
Fantastic.

couldn't afford her though...

Trent Reznor is more like it. But a lot of the individuals above seem to hit the line of popular music and are somewhat produced that way in order for it to be liked, I'm the type who is a complete arsehole when it comes to music writing because I avoid all common or typical styles out of spite and a hardcore vision of originality, it's very Avant Garde as such, I just write weird **** with ****ed up structure, so don't mind me - if you like it; respec'!

I write this kind of ****ed up ****;



John Zorn is great!

sure! here's a melvins related anecdote. a couple of months ago my laptop got stolen. it was a really nice laptop but there was no point dwelling on it so i did my best to move on. the real kick in the balls came a week later when i realized my copy of "houdini" was still in the drive.

there's nothing faggy about touching another man's hair. as long as it's above the neck. show me a person who has not dreamed of touching daniel day lewis' moustache and i will show you a person in denial.

new fang wrote: »

sure! here's a melvins related anecdote. a couple of months ago my laptop got stolen. it was a really nice laptop but there was no point dwelling on it so i did my best to move on. the real kick in the balls came a week later when i realized my copy of "houdini" was still in the drive.

there's nothing faggy about touching another man's hair. as long as it's above the neck. show me a person who has not dreamed of touching daniel day lewis' moustache and i will show you a person in denial.

Bummer man, total bummer! Hey, nothing gay about that at all. If only I had a chance to touch Dimebag's pink beard..

Billy Corgan. Even just to know what it's like to work with a hardcore perfectionist that demands as many takes as possible to finally nail a certain part 100% or that wants 40 tracks of guitar over dubs.