Bands that you wished made more music.

[Seventh Son]

As in, real life pigs and not ones used as a metaphor.

Are you implying that wasn't a real life pig?

Yes.

[Ravenheart]

As in, real life pigs and not ones used as a metaphor.

Are you implying that wasn't a real life pig?

Yes.

[contest_sanity]

Is there a flying pig emoticon?

[YtseBitsySpider]

Circus Maximus.....one of the biggest "dropped the ball" bands ever.

They had us...BIG TIME.....and then..like a fart in the wind.....gone.

[contest_sanity]

Circus Maximus.....one of the biggest "dropped the ball" bands ever.

They had us...BIG TIME.....and then..like a fart in the wind.....gone.

Flatulence Maximus

[Marvellous G]

Most of Tool is boring.

*flees*

They're my favourite band ever, but I can completely see where you're coming from. 

Their songs could easily be called 'samey,' but they all have a really distinct atmosphere and feel to them for me. Like, Right In Two has a climax that's almost identical to Forty Six & 2's climax, but those songs feel really different throughout to me, even during said climaxes.

Also, Green Day. 5 years for 21st Century Breakdown? What the hell, it wasn't worth that wait.

[lonestar]

Jimi Hendrix.  He was one album away from uniting humanity in complete harmony.

[KevShmev]

I am not even that big of a Tool fan, but even I know that Zantera is failing miserably in this thread.

I couldn't care less really, this thread is about posting bands you think should make more albums, and i simply specified that i don't enjoy the first 2 albums.
I don't really see how that makes me fail, maybe you could stick to the topic next time instead of being such a wise-ass.

I gotta be me.  You should know this by now.

[Sir GuitarCozmo]

[contest_sanity]

To their queery, I can only answer: Not At All!

[LTE]

Chickenfoot. Satch is absolutely incredible.

That he is, but his solo records are infinitely more creative and expressive than anything with Sammy Hagar could be.

[pogoowner]

Chickenfoot. Satch is absolutely incredible.

Agreed. I enjoyed Chickenfoot a lot.

[Zook]

How did Circus Maximus drop the ball? Are you saying Isolate was bad? ..... Because it wasn't.... Turdface.

[Sir GuitarCozmo]

To their query, I can only answer: Not At All!

It's a pretty damned good album.  It's Hefdaddy approved!

[Seventh Son]

Celtic Frost.

They have a handful of albums, but if they hadn't had a long hiatus they could have been a 10+ album band. I love pretty much everything by them.

[SoundscapeMN]

Jimi Hendrix.  He was one album away from uniting humanity in complete harmony.

HELP (w/ Emerson, Lake and Palmer).

Actually, there's some kind of archives boxed set coming soon..like this November In think, which will include a ton of unreleased studio jams among other stuff. Kind of more in the vein of Valley of the Neptune I guess.

[Dr. DTVT]

Jimi Hendrix.  He was one album away from uniting humanity in complete harmony.

Yeah, but the Wyld Stallyns will unite humanity and align the planets.

[Arch Benemy]

Death

Dude, do you even know who the hell you are talking about?  Death was Chuck, Death died with Chuck, end of story.  A tragic loss.

It's pretty obvious that he's just wishing that Chuck was still alive today.

Yes, but in the context of discussion in this thread, it's a band that shouldn't really need to be mentioned IMO.

Yes I know who the hell I'm talking about. And of course I know the band would never continue without Chuck. How is including Death out of context with the thread when people are mentioning Hendrix, Pantera, and other bands or artists affected by bereavement? In my opinion Deaths later albums were their best, and it was a great shame that we were deprived of any more music from them by the loss of Chuck. Therefore, Death is band that I wished had made more music (see the thread title.)

[LudwigVan]

Jimi Hendrix.  He was one album away from uniting humanity in complete harmony.

Hendrix for sure. 

Led Zeppelin too.

Death

Dude, do you even know who the hell you are talking about?  Death was Chuck, Death died with Chuck, end of story.  A tragic loss.

It's pretty obvious that he's just wishing that Chuck was still alive today.

Yes, but in the context of discussion in this thread, it's a band that shouldn't really need to be mentioned IMO.

Yes I know who the hell I'm talking about. And of course I know the band would never continue without Chuck. How is including Death out of context with the thread when people are mentioning Hendrix, Pantera, and other bands or artists affected by bereavement? In my opinion Deaths later albums were their best, and it was a great shame that we were deprived of any more music from them by the loss of Chuck. Therefore, Death is band that I wished had made more music (see the thread title.)

Speaking of Death, I would've loved to see what Chuck would've done with Control Denied.   

[pogoowner]

I really wish Moke (the British rock band, not the other one) would release some more material. Their two albums are great. Nothing mindblowing, nothing complex, just good, solid rock.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmOeZ3WyI8s

[ScioPath]

Chickenfoot. Satch is absolutely incredible.

That he is, but his solo records are infinitely more creative and expressive than anything with Sammy Hagar could be.

And as a side note, I'm seeing him on 12-1.



Liquid Tension Experiment if it hasn't been said. And the Beatles, but I can understand why that may not work out.

[wolfking]

Death

Dude, do you even know who the hell you are talking about?  Death was Chuck, Death died with Chuck, end of story.  A tragic loss.

It's pretty obvious that he's just wishing that Chuck was still alive today.

Yes, but in the context of discussion in this thread, it's a band that shouldn't really need to be mentioned IMO.

Yes I know who the hell I'm talking about. And of course I know the band would never continue without Chuck. How is including Death out of context with the thread when people are mentioning Hendrix, Pantera, and other bands or artists affected by bereavement? In my opinion Deaths later albums were their best, and it was a great shame that we were deprived of any more music from them by the loss of Chuck. Therefore, Death is band that I wished had made more music (see the thread title.)

Hey bro, sorry.  I always get a bit emotional when I speak of Chuck and Death, such a loss, didn't mean to have a go or take anything out on you.  I was out of line. 

I'd probably agree that the later albums are their best.  My favs are Individual Thought Patterns and Sound of Perserverance.  Such epic death metal, I couldn't imagine the amazing music that he would be releasing today.

I'm really looking forward to the second Control Denied album also.

[Portrucci]

GY!BE

They are re-uniting for a world tour, but I'd love if they were to make another album.

[Nihil-Morari]

GY!BE

They are re-uniting for a world tour, but I'd love if they were to make another album.

I was literally reading the thread, and just before your post came up I thought of them.

So yeah, I agree.

[Arch Benemy]

Death

Dude, do you even know who the hell you are talking about?  Death was Chuck, Death died with Chuck, end of story.  A tragic loss.

It's pretty obvious that he's just wishing that Chuck was still alive today.

Yes, but in the context of discussion in this thread, it's a band that shouldn't really need to be mentioned IMO.

Yes I know who the hell I'm talking about. And of course I know the band would never continue without Chuck. How is including Death out of context with the thread when people are mentioning Hendrix, Pantera, and other bands or artists affected by bereavement? In my opinion Deaths later albums were their best, and it was a great shame that we were deprived of any more music from them by the loss of Chuck. Therefore, Death is band that I wished had made more music (see the thread title.)

Hey bro, sorry.  I always get a bit emotional when I speak of Chuck and Death, such a loss, didn't mean to have a go or take anything out on you.  I was out of line. 

I'd probably agree that the later albums are their best.  My favs are Individual Thought Patterns and Sound of Perserverance.  Such epic death metal, I couldn't imagine the amazing music that he would be releasing today.

I'm really looking forward to the second Control Denied album also.

It's cool man, and i agree, those albums are my favourites too.

Another band I thought of today, is Cave In. They went from hardcore metal to radio friendly pop rock to somewhere in the middle, but just about all of it was great.

[3MinuteWarning]

Tool and Damien Rice.  Sort it out immediately.

[JustJen]

Blackfield. thankfully I understand B3 is on its way this coming year sometime.

[Birch Boy]

TOOL

Although I know they need (or so they say) the full time they take between albums to fully write an album. I'm not complaining though. I'd rather take a masterpiece every four years then subpar albums every year/two years.

[glaurung]

Chroma Key is probably the biggest one for me.

[sonatafanica]

For sure.

[King Postwhore]

I miss, I Mother Earth.  Saw them back up DT on the Awake tour.  Here's a few videos.

One More Astronaut ---  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cZT4vYiMxU

Another Sunday ---  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuKl4pn3PHM&feature=related



The lead singer Edwin sang on most of Alex lifeson's solo CC, Victor.

[Sigz]

Two more epic ones; Circle Takes the Square and Ameseours. I NEED more from them.

[LudwigVan]

Fates Warning

[5]

KING CRIMSON. It's been way too long since Mr. Fripp recorded The Power to Believe.

[Birch Boy]

KING CRIMSON. It's been way too long since Mr. Fripp recorded The Power to Believe.

I agree. I heard news of a new release next year, not sure if it's a compilation or new material though. Hopefully they tour again as well, I'd love to see them.