[emperor penguin]

Genesis.

Not the 80s Abacab crap.
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway awesomeness with Peter Gabriel doing lead vocals.

I agree, that would be awesome, they were so good with Gabriel fronting them. I would also like to see Yes reunite with the original lineup of Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman and Bruford. Floyd as mentioned by others would be amazing to see reunite as well.

[opiated]

if we're talking about reunions that could never happen, The Beatles ..if only they'd taken lorne michaels up on that offer back in the 70's..i always think that if John had survived there would have been a sweet MTV Unplugged with them...Anthology 3 sort of sounds like it might have been

[GBV]

i've never got into the beatles.

--ducks--

[opiated]

i've never got into the beatles.

--ducks--

:twisted:

[Lizard King]

I Mother Earth
The Tea Party
Soundgarden
Stone Temple Pilots
The Watchmen

So many gone..

[Spycouple]

Blind Melon... oh wait... singer OD'd

Tripping Daisy... oh wait... guitarist OD'd

Nirva... ah forget it.

[grimes]

For me, without a doubt it would be Pink Floyd........Live 8 was such a tease, I thought for sure it was going to happen. Seeing Roger Waters live is amazing, but nothing would compare to them all back together for a huge stadium tour, pigs, planes, blimps and everything included.............

I'm not too sure how I feel about the whole reunion thing as a whole, and this is especially true with Floyd. If they were to do it no doubt I would be first in line for tickets. But at the same time, I can completely accept that they were just before my time. Cause no matter how good they would be today, there's no way they can reproduce the 70's. Live 8 was a fitting epilogue for the band - after two plus decades they put their differences aside to play a few songs while the whole world was watching. If watching it as it happened on the small, old, snowy tv at my parents' cottage is the only live Pink Floyd performance I get to see in my lifetime, well that's fine by me.

[NegPhil]

Unified Theory, Soundgarden, The Alarm

[john cage]

Talking Heads.

The one band I never saw live that I wish I did.

[sean.bonner]

Jethro Tull as well.

[The Darkest Canuck]

Rage Against tHe Machine are gonna play Coachella, but I'd like to see them get back together permanently...

Floyd...

Pumpkins are back together, so i just hope it lasts (at least long enough for an album and tour)

Misfits with Danzig would be badass, but I heard he and Doyle are already jamming with a new band they have together...

and sersiously, even though it wouldn't be the same, i think an incarnation of Pantera with either Zakk Wylde or Kerry King (or both of them) on guitar would be excellent, and something that Dimebag would be cool with.

[aaronck]

To see a lot of these bands together again would be amazing...
Zep, Rage, and.....The Smalls!!!!

when I win the million, I'm bankrolling a Smalls reunion for sure, if Corb isn't too big for it now

[srb]

I'd love to see drummer Bill Berry re-unite with REM permanently. He has played live with the band on a few occasions recently, but I don't think anything else has come of it.

They're heading back into the studio this year...if he rejoined, I think it would be a huge boost to the band's career which has never been the same since he left.

[Hard Canadian]

at the drive-in & Pantera...god bless dimebags soul.

[thesellout]

Blind Melon... oh wait... singer OD'd

Clearly you havent heard the news then:

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