If you could get them all back together (even deceased members)?
Led Zeppelin
The Pixies
…and I wish Randy Rhodes could come back to Ozzy.
Grateful Dead … one more night at the Greek Theater in Berkely. I never saw them on the West Coast.
I copped an extra ticket and tagged along with my brother and his friends to a Blizzard of Oz concert. I was amazed at his guitarist. (Randy Rhodes).
Allman Brothers. Duane Allman.
Sublime, but I guess as the old Beatles adage goes…you would need three more bullets (or, rather, heroin needles in this case.)
The Beatles. And…ABBA (who were offered one freaking billion dollars to reunite for one night).
Definitely the Police. The Clash, too.
The Dead Kennedys could do a lot of good right about now.
Beatles
Jane’s Addiction
Pixies
Nirvana
Genesis
Beatles
Commodores
It wasn’t just one night, it was for a whole tour. But still, they must really have some issues to turn down $1 BILLION (That is an American Billion BTW). I think that I could make myself get over it for that kind of money.
nirvana
at the drive in
the cure (for one night! somewhere in the east coast of aust! please!
the smashing pumpkins (same conditions as the cure. hey, they could even be on the same bill)
The Grateful Dead, 1972 edition, with Pigpen.
Pink Floyd, with Roger Waters and Syd Barrett returning.
Sublime, or maybe just Brad Nowell (at the firecracker lounge maybe?)
Megadeth.
And as for the DKs, all those guys are a bunch of sellout bastards except Jello. They actually sued him because he didn’t let somebody (Nike?) use Holiday In Cambodia in a commercial.
Led Zeppelin
Rage Against the Machine
Sublime
Jimi Hendrix and his band
At the Drive-in
Cream.
Peter Green-era Fleetwood Mac
The Band-- RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE!
The Beatles
The Clash
Pink Floyd
The Dead Milkmen
CCR
If we’re bringing people back to life too then I’d want The Who with Keith Moon.
The Replacements, circa 1986, and relatively sober.
Nirvana
Led Zeppelin
The Who
dead0man
The Band
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Beatles
Lynyrd Skynyrd - The original with Ronnie Van Zandt.