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hirsute_biped

11.08.2009 05:02 PM

geezer butler
jimmy garrison
john paul jones
phil lesh

greedrex

11.08.2009 05:28 PM

The dude from Tokio Hotel sure pounds a mean bass. Just sayin'

SpectralJulianIsNotDead

11.08.2009 06:01 PM

Sonic Youth 2010 tour with Mission of Burma.

Bob Weston on bass for SY.

If I saw a show with Sonic Youth and MoB I'd probably explode from awesome overload.

jennthebenn

11.08.2009 06:27 PM

SY with Ellie Erickson. YES.

EVOLghost

11.08.2009 07:30 PM

Sy gets ibold on teh weekends

hirsute_biped

11.08.2009 07:52 PM

John Cale
Cecil McBee
Billy Talbot
Brian Wilson
Stu Cook
Charlie Haden
Roy Clark
Klaus Voorman

nuplastikk

11.08.2009 08:12 PM

Kim Gordon?

SuperCreep

11.08.2009 10:06 PM

mingus.

jennthebenn

11.08.2009 10:32 PM

Jaco
Whoever played bass on "You Can Call Me Al"

silverfreepress (sdasher)

11.10.2009 04:50 PM

Jaco Pastorius died in 1987 but a Ghost Bassist might be something to see.

Jaco and Joni

jennthebenn

11.10.2009 05:15 PM

Hey, Mingus is dead as fuck too, and someone offered him up.

jennthebenn

11.10.2009 05:19 PM

Also, ghost bassists who collab'ed with Joni=win.

SYRFox

11.10.2009 06:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

if they had watt would they play BURNIN UP?

if they had watts they wouldn't play acoustic

tesla69

11.11.2009 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scott v

I would agree that Mike Watt would be the most obvious choice.

I'm still not quite convinced of this Pavement reunion though...

I think Matt Heyner would be more likely than Watt - Watt would cost too much. And I agree with your Pave conviction - there is a lot of time between now and next year for SM to have another pissy fit. Personally I think this is driven by the wives who married into the pavement legend and then found there isn't any rock star money there, and they want some.

sergisonic

11.11.2009 12:34 PM

mmm, no problems:

pavement opening for sonic youth

:)

Jeremy

11.12.2009 03:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sergisonic

mmm, no problems:

pavement opening for sonic youth

:)

Flip that around and you've got yourself an idea.

~Jeremy~

All Hail WATT

11.13.2009 03:00 PM

WATT couldn't work out.
and not for costing too much money as someone suggested? That, I am sure would not be the problem.
The problem with WATT coming in, is that he is in at least 4 other bands right now, one of which is the Stooges, who are gonna tour next year. His schedule is way too busy to hop on board, but if it was for only a month or 2 who knows.
Hell let's dream of a Stooges/SY tour in 2010! Then we can put WATT up thar!

Massenvernichtungswaffen

11.14.2009 11:09 AM

Paul McCartney?? LOL. He would so not be into that. :D

Watt would be awesome. They could play the White(y) Album stuff.
other bassists that would fit well would be
ME
ME
ME
My Doppelgänger/ME

I am excited for Pavement doing shows. I should try and catch them somewhere.

PAULYBEE2656

11.14.2009 01:01 PM

gary young will sub for mark.....

sonic sphere

04.03.2010 08:07 AM

perhaps pavement will be a four piece? or they could invite gary young back to play bass!

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